NICHOLS HILLS ESTATE SALE
estate sale•2 day sale •sale is over
Dates
Fri
Feb 24
9am to 3pm
2012
Sat
Feb 25
12pm to 3pm
2012
Terms
Sign-up sheet out at 8 a.m. Friday.
No sign-up sheet on Sunday.
Oklahoma City police officer on site at all times.
Checks or cash only. Checks accepted only with proper identification.
Sealed bids will be collected at the cashier's desk throughout Friday,
but only on items priced $100.00 and up.
Bids will be called after the close of business on the first day (Friday).
All items MUST be removed from the premises no later than Sunday at 6 p.m.
Please park courteously and legally, as violators may be issued tickets.
Each dealer or eligible disabled veteran must submit a photocopy of
his or her valid tax exemption certificate, else sales tax of 8.375% will be charged.
No large purses allowed -- small handbags or pocketbooks only, please, ladies.
Outside "sold" signs will not be honored and will be promptly discarded.
We'll have a large "sold" table on site for your convenience; however,
please be advised that you will be obligated to purchase all items
you place on the "sold" table(s), carry for more than five minutes or have had marked "sold."
We do not wrap, haul or deliver -- please don't ask.
The estate of Kirk and Julie Fredrickson.
Mr. Fredrickson, a well known Oklahoma City attorney,
and Mrs. Fredrickson
purchased this beautiful 1938 mansion
a quarter of a century ago,
and have loved the home ever since.
The Fredricksons' sale will include, but not be limited to:
a French Provincial-style dining suite
(dining table, leaves, eight chairs, china cabinet and tea cart)
with a blonde finish;
a Maria Theresa-style crystal chandelier (likely Bohemian);
a glass épergne with hanging baskets;
a wide assortment of pottery and glass pieces,
including many pieces of Delftware,
two Roseville pottery pieces
in the pink "Iris" pattern, and much more;
a service for eight in Czechoslovakian porcelain dinnerware;
a handsome, baby grand piano by Vose,
with a mahogany case (n.b.: piano needs minor tuning);
a large Henredon credenza;
two massive armoires
(ideal for televisions, computers etc.);
a beautiful sofa with custom fabric
from noted local decorator Warren Ramsey;
a massive, mahogany finish entertainment center/breakfront,
with ample bookshelf space on either side;
a charming brass and Formica tea cart
purchased in Williamsburg, Virginia;
a substantial (Henredon? Century?) breakfront
with attached, lighted display cases;
a small Henredon server with a light mahogany finish;
an impressive, late Victorian bookcase/secretary
(likely northern European);
a Thomasville server/bar with a fruitwood finish;
two antique, stained glass panels; a painted credenza;
a sofa and matching club chair, both ca. 1935-40;
a very full, Thirties Era kitchen;
a gargantuan, hand-painted, Diebold safe
custom made for the Orgill Brothers firm
of Memphis, Tennessee ca. 1870
(n.b.: safe in basement since 1938 --
purchaser wholly responsible
for its professional removal after the sale);
a glass-topped, wrought iron console table;
a wide selection of studio pottery (most local);
two matching end tables/nightstands by Henredon,
each with a mottled gold finish;
a limited edition lithograph
by well known Oklahoma artist, Donna Berryhill;
wrought iron, steel and cast aluminum patio furniture;
a very full garage;
women's and men's clothing, shoes and accessories;
several chandeliers and other lighting fixtures;
a Hitchcock-style chest of drawers;
a painted bedroom suite
(bureau, chest-on-chest, mirrors and nightstands),
with neo-classical lines,
all painted in muted shades of mint and cream;
two mahogany finish, Chippendale-style desks (modern);
books galore; an oak bachelor's chest ca. 1900-10;
prints and photographs; dolls; toys; a large dollhouse;
costume jewelry; linens; baskets, baskets and more baskets;
a huge oak and wrought iron headboard
from noted local decorator Warren Ramsey;
much, much, MUCH more.
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