50% OFF EVERYTHING Eclectic Experience in the Heart of Allentown

Have you ever driven down a quaint city street, admiring the architectural styles of the homes, wondering about the lives of those who dwelled within?  If so, this is a house that no doubt piqued your interest.  I have been admiring its distinctive style for the better part of two decades so having the pleasure of conducting this sale was truly “serendipitous”.

The house was built in 1945 for Norwegian hairdresser, Marcel Nadler in the Moderne style which combines elements of minimalism, functionality and open interiors in a rectilinear form.

Now is your one and only opportunity to get a glimpse inside this extraordinary home filled with treasures curated by an award winning NYC designer with a discerning eye for the unique. 

Items included are decorative Chinese decor including large polychrome carved wooden statues, crystal and glass including Lalique, Rosenthal, Baccarat (“Locuste" 8" Vase, Harcourt Champagne Coupes, Genova, cut crystal wine glasses etc.), Orrefors, Waterford, Tiffany Co., Steuben, Cartier, Kosta, Strombergshyttan, Weil Barolac etched ashtray, Orient and Flume bear paperweights, Robert Correia Art Glass limited editions, African items including ebony wood carvings, masks (Mossi, Igbo), large zebra hide rug (104” long plus 33” tail by 78” wide at legs), Inuet carvings, Minnie Santa Clara Pueblo NA seed pot, Hopi Koshari (clown) kachina,  Paul Bellardo art pottery, Peter Chapman 3-D wooden puzzles, French regency faux bamboo chairs, custom upholstered “Beetlejuice” chair and loveseat, armoire, high-end kitchen wares, costume jewelry, watches (Skagen, Tadini, Elgin, Royce, Kestenmade GF band), Gunnar Cyrén for Dansk silver plated animal figurines, decorative box collection, artwork, modern mercury glass, phenomenal tramp art dresser, early 20th century rustic “twig” hardwood branches garden furniture, hand made Portuguese wool rug, French provincial style chairs, ornately carved console table with lions heads, late 19thC. early 20thC. Marks Adjustable (?) folding metal chair, art nouveau tiles, Aynsley Bone China Moon Landing Commemorative Globe Apollo 11 (1969), Andy Warhol “Golden Angels” charger, glass insect collection, Y. Kono Designs Sasaki Korea flatware, Ralph Lauren sterling and rosewood flatware set, vintage wool varsity jacket, books and ephemera including very scarce The Jewel Box Review program (1939 to early 1970s  America's first racially inclusive traveling revue of female impersonators),  tools, garden and general household items. 

You can also get a jump on next years Christmas season with bins or ornaments, gift wrap, bags and boxes.  There is also a large amount of brand new, boxed gifts (wallets, frames, address books, journals etc).  We are still discovering and sorting. Additional photos will be posted shortly. 

There will be a sign up sheet for Saturday (it has already been posted).