Picker's Paradise in Pompton Plains

This vintage mid-century chalkware sculpture captures an elegant woman strolling with her graceful Borzoi dogs in true Art Deco style. It’s the kind of piece that instantly sparks conversation and brings a touch of old-world charm to any collection.

This vintage Speedaway snow sled from the Paris Manufacturing Company of South Paris, Maine dates back to the 1950s or 1960s and is a perfect reminder of snowy winters from years gone by. Built with sturdy ash or oak slats, these sleds were made to handle years of adventures down neighborhood hills. Today, they’re just as popular as rustic décor, whether displayed on a front porch with a holiday wreath, hanging in a ski cabin, or adding vintage charm to any home. A piece of winter nostalgia that’s just as beautiful as it is functional.

Step back into the glamour of the 1950s and 1960s with this stunning vintage cocktail hat. Covered in shimmering pheasant feathers, it showcases the rich natural colors of the plumage, blending deep browns with golden and green iridescent tones. Adding to its timeless elegance is a delicate green birdcage veil, designed to softly frame the face with just a touch of mystery. At the crown, a sparkling cluster of rhinestones creates the perfect finishing touch, catching the light from every angle. Accessories like this were once the height of fashion, worn to cocktail parties, church services, weddings, and other special occasions. Today, it’s a beautiful collectible and an incredible statement piece for vintage fashion lovers, costume designers, or anyone who appreciates classic style. Sometimes the smallest accessories make the biggest impression. 💚🪶

These beautiful Metlox Poppy Trail “Eagle Provincial” canisters were proudly made in California and are a wonderful piece of American history. Featuring the iconic blue eagle design with the date 1776, they became especially popular during the 1970s as families celebrated the U.S. Bicentennial and embraced classic Americana décor. Crafted from durable ceramic stoneware and made right here in the USA, these canisters are as functional as they are collectible. Whether you use them in the kitchen or display them on a shelf, they add a timeless patriotic touch that’s perfect all year long. If you love vintage American pottery, Metlox, or unique pieces with history, these are definitely worth a closer look!

ou never know what you'll find at this estate sale! One box holds vintage toys. The next has records, games, collectibles, and who knows what else! From an old roulette wheel and Erector Set pieces to dolls, model kits, poker chips, and nostalgic treasures, this is the kind of sale where every box is worth digging through. If you love the thrill of discovering something unexpected, this is your kind of estate sale.

This piece is a prominent example of mid-1930s European home decor trends, designed by French artist Marcel Avond (1900-1956).

Looking at all these pieces and wondering about the hands that used them. From the 1945 16mm film reels to the old kitchen tools, every object on this table has a story to tell. Which one catches your eye first?

From timeless collectibles to funky vintage décor, retro kitchenware, unique glassware, and all kinds of unexpected treasures, every shelf is packed with pieces just waiting for their next adventure.

This hand-carved wooden bust is a beautiful example of folk art, where every chisel mark tells part of the story. The artist embraced the natural grain and warm tones of the wood, creating a rustic, organic sculpture full of character.

These beautiful Metlox Poppy Trail “Eagle Provincial” canisters were proudly made in California and are a wonderful piece of American history. Featuring the iconic blue eagle design with the date 1776, they became especially popular during the 1970s as families celebrated the U.S. Bicentennial and embraced classic Americana décor.

Some estate sale finds just make you stop and laugh… because where else would you find laboratory glassware and Madeline hanging out together?

This vintage wooden sled is a stunning piece of winter history, showcasing classic craftsmanship from a bygone era.🛷 Timeless Design: Built with solid wood slats and sturdy iron runners, it features a curved steering crossbar meant for guiding down snow-covered hills. Rustic Decor: Perfect for a cozy porch display, winter holiday setup, or as a unique focal point in a farmhouse-style home. Whether you lean it up against the entryway or drape it with winter greenery, it adds instant nostalgic warmth to any space!