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Farragut - Old Stage Hills by Rena

estate sale•3 day sale •sale is over

Address The address for this sale in Knoxville, TN 37922 will no longer be shown since it has already ended.

Dates

Thu

Dec 5

4pm to 6:30pm

2019

Fri

Dec 6

9am to 3pm

2019

Sat

Dec 7

9am to 3pm

2019

Terms

Cash or good LOCAL checks only.

Not responsible for accidents, items sold as is, and NO returns or guarantees.

Hope to see you! Thanks.

LAST DAY OF THIS SALE--BEGINS AT 9AM. HALF OFF FROM 11 - 3!!!

This full home in Farragut has something for everyone--

Beautiful art (Local artists Robert A. Tino, Ted Burnett, Jim Gray, Stephen A. Black, etc.; Charles Frace' to name a few,) you really must see all the art!!!

Vintage fishing lures

Broyhill Bedroom furniture

Vintage vinyl, 8-Tracks, and Cassettes

Tons of beautiful and unique Christmas decor

New Lenox China

Noritake China

USA-made Jackson Wheelbarrow

Pfaltzgraff dishes

Home decor

Vintage Fiesta dishware

Hunting clothes

New in-box Turkey fryer

White wrought iron bistro set

3-burner Weber gas grill

Several end tables, coffee table

Multiple Curio cabinets

Round Dining Table w/6 Chairs

Lamps

Decor

Linens (including new towels)

Women's Clothing

Dining Room Suite

Small kitchen appliances

Mikasa gold-rimmed stemware (new)

Large round matching rugs

3 Matching Wool Asian rugs

Pottery from NC

Art Supplies and tables

Kenmore Washer/Dryer

Cleaning supplies

Comforter sets

Quality Jackson USA wheelbarrow

2 Matching Recliners

Leather Sofa, Loveseat and Chair

And so much more...

Vintage Fiesta Ware

Vintage dining suite made in the 70's by cabinet maker from Chattanooga

Local potter Paul Watkins (http://web.utk.edu/~watkins/redshed.html)

5 huge boxes of albums!!!!

Artist Richard Marshall of Marshall Arts was from Waxhaw, NC. The piece is called a Flying Aracosaurus. Richard was the maker of Woos and other woodland creatures. You can see a video of Richard Marshall on Clay Sculpture see: Claywright Woos II with Richard Marshall. Richard always said when people asked, what is that? His response was always –"it's whatever you want it to be – art is in the eye of the beholder." Homeowners originally paid $200 for the sculpture.
https://archive.org/details/ClaywrightWorkshopWoosWithRichardMarshall
https://archive.org/details/ClaywrightWoosIiWithRichardMarshall

Weber triple burner

Sets of Mikasa Crystal Stemware, never used

Lenox "Eternal" (never used)

Set of Noritake "Crestmont"

If you grew up in Knoxville, you remember the Record Bar...

Vintage 8-track case

Vintage cornucopia made by grandma 1970

There are 2 this size, and 1 much larger

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