Nationally Featured Carimi House Ca. 1895 Downtown Estate Sale final pics
estate sale•4 day sale •sale is over
Locally Featured
Dates
Sat
Feb 27
9am to 4pm
2010
Sun
Feb 28
11am to 4pm
2010
Mon
Mar 1
9am to 4pm
2010
Tue
Mar 2
9am to 4pm
2010
No credit cards; cash or check with ID.
This morning, we uncovered a large Orgill Brothers/Memphis antique corn grinder from the late 1800s that was in the basement.
Extraordinary Estate Sale in home built in 1895 near the Hunt Phelan home. Home has been in the same family since 1895. This fabulous historical home (which also includes a two story servants' quarters home in the back) will be for sale during the estate sale!
Sunday, we are open at 11 am, instead of 9 am. And on Monday & Tuesday, we open at 10 am. Sorry for the small error in our Commercial Appeal Home & Garden article.
We have secured the parking lot at the southwest corner of Linden & S. Lauderdale for the entire 4 days of the sale. This property belongs to Mt. Olive Cathedral church; their only request is to not park on Sunday until after 1 PM. It will hold aprox. 100 cars. You can also park on Linden, but please do not park at the credit union or any other lots in the area. Parking on S. Lauderdale is not permitted by the City of Memphis. And we would appreciate no one parking on Pontotoc as this will be for employees. Loading only directly in front of the house, please.
We have secured a rental restroom unit for the sale.
Also, we will only be able to allow aprox. 50-60 customers at a time. If we have an enormous line, we will be opening early to try to accomodate those in line; so please be patient with us.
We will have an armed guard for this sale.
Partial description:
*I met with my client and took pictures of the awesome jewelry that is from this estate. We have several platinum pieces as well as diamonds and gold as well as a plethera of vintage jewelry!
*Early 1900s large bronze lamp titled "L'Inspiration" by Par Hip Moreau (glass grapevine shades SOLD
*Early 1900s large bronze lamp titled "Confidence" (pair of cherubs with beaded shades)
*Civil War prison art stoneware smoking pipe handcarved by William Grent; documentation from Ancestry.com included
*bronze warrior with bow & arrow on horse lamp with a 'made in Paris' medallion on the back
*William & Mary or Jacobean reproduction tiger oak dining room set, which includes dining room table & 6 chairs, long buffet, server, and chest.
*William & Mary or Jacobean reproduction tiger oak master bedroom set, which includes queen bed, vanity dresser & stool, chest, and night stand
*stunning Cavalier bedroom set including a pair of twin beds, a night stand, a wardrobe/secretary (or chifferobe), and a beautiful vanity dresser with the original stool. We believe the wood is cherry, but it may be mahogany; hard to tell.
*late 1800s solid brass queen bed
*1927 Victrola, mahogany cabinet, pristeen condition SOLD
*Pair of mint condition Roseville Jardineres with pedastals. Also, several other Roseville pieces
*Early 1900 etegere
*Shirley Temple cowgirl doll in original outfit and original box as well as a nice selection of rare dolls not yet researched SOLD
*Gulbransen player piano with dozens of rolls
*Victorian ornate curio with 3 felt lined shelves
*Many bronzes and pot metal statues including pair of 36" bronze urns with handles, Don Juan & Don Caesar pot metal statues, early 1900s original Humphress indian on horse bronze sold, pair of bronze smelter Queen Victoria & Prince Albert sold, Rome & Juliet sold plus more
*lots of cast iron including an awesome salesman sample German Triumph cast iron stove with pieces, large (& heavy), ornate Moore Brothers barnstable cast iron stove from late 1800s, Acme cast iron stove with assessories, dated 1908 Wagner waffle iron, Universal toaster, skillets, and much more
*several awesome clocks including a Gustav Becker mantel clock sold, an Ingraham large oak regulator clock, an Ansonia mantel clock, a large Dr Peper lighted advertising clock (works fine) and more
*Empire furniture
*early 1900s barley twist end table with cast iron ball/claw feet sold as well as other great end tables including a lion's face end table and others
*original Crosley television & original stand
*exquisite set of early 1900s umbrellas
*John Holland Fountain Pens early 1900s display cabinet
*hand sculptured marble bust of Medieval woman signed by Mignon, mint condition sold
*Victorian settee & matching chair set
*1875 Singer sewing machine & desk
*late 1800s corn masher with burned Memphis company inscription
*antique working GE refrigerator made in 1940s
*Lots of cut glass, crystal, porcelain everywhere throughout the estate; the pictures only give a glmipse of what all is here
*Many awesome antique rugs
*1950s RCA Victor porcelain sign sold
*Lots of silk tapestries....some of the best I've seen; some were found stored in the large cedar chest in brand new, folded condition; some made in Belgium, France & Italy; some large, some framed, the best quality!
*1920s-30s Pennant Cracker tin sold
*several vintage bakelite radios throughout the estate
*Other awesome lamps
*vintage linens and ladies' clothes
*breath-taking Navaho Indian blankets
*gorgeous peer mirror & matching table
*lots of other great furniture including cedar armoires, pair of victorian twin beds (with original brass box springs), chests, chifferobe, etc etc etc
*yes, some military items including some medals, uniforms, etc
*100s of vintage records
*nice selection of books
*kitchen packed full of incredible china, glass ware, etc including Staffordshire turkey platter & set of plates, and so much more
*some fabulous concrete outdoor items as well as some patio furniture. Check out the concrete bench!
I could go on and on. We have literally 100s and 100s of small items.
This morning, we uncovered a large Orgill Brothers/Memphis antique corn grinder from the late 1800s that was in the basement.
Extraordinary Estate Sale in home built in 1895 near the Hunt Phelan home. Home has been in the same family since 1895. This fabulous historical home (which also includes a two story servants' quarters home in the back) will be for sale during the estate sale!
Sunday, we are open at 11 am, instead of 9 am. And on Monday & Tuesday, we open at 10 am. Sorry for the small error in our Commercial Appeal Home & Garden article.
We have secured the parking lot at the southwest corner of Linden & S. Lauderdale for the entire 4 days of the sale. This property belongs to Mt. Olive Cathedral church; their only request is to not park on Sunday until after 1 PM. It will hold aprox. 100 cars. You can also park on Linden, but please do not park at the credit union or any other lots in the area. Parking on S. Lauderdale is not permitted by the City of Memphis. And we would appreciate no one parking on Pontotoc as this will be for employees. Loading only directly in front of the house, please.
We have secured a rental restroom unit for the sale.
Also, we will only be able to allow aprox. 50-60 customers at a time. If we have an enormous line, we will be opening early to try to accomodate those in line; so please be patient with us.
We will have an armed guard for this sale.
Partial description:
*I met with my client and took pictures of the awesome jewelry that is from this estate. We have several platinum pieces as well as diamonds and gold as well as a plethera of vintage jewelry!
*Early 1900s large bronze lamp titled "L'Inspiration" by Par Hip Moreau (glass grapevine shades SOLD
*Early 1900s large bronze lamp titled "Confidence" (pair of cherubs with beaded shades)
*Civil War prison art stoneware smoking pipe handcarved by William Grent; documentation from Ancestry.com included
*bronze warrior with bow & arrow on horse lamp with a 'made in Paris' medallion on the back
*William & Mary or Jacobean reproduction tiger oak dining room set, which includes dining room table & 6 chairs, long buffet, server, and chest.
*William & Mary or Jacobean reproduction tiger oak master bedroom set, which includes queen bed, vanity dresser & stool, chest, and night stand
*stunning Cavalier bedroom set including a pair of twin beds, a night stand, a wardrobe/secretary (or chifferobe), and a beautiful vanity dresser with the original stool. We believe the wood is cherry, but it may be mahogany; hard to tell.
*late 1800s solid brass queen bed
*1927 Victrola, mahogany cabinet, pristeen condition SOLD
*Pair of mint condition Roseville Jardineres with pedastals. Also, several other Roseville pieces
*Early 1900 etegere
*Shirley Temple cowgirl doll in original outfit and original box as well as a nice selection of rare dolls not yet researched SOLD
*Gulbransen player piano with dozens of rolls
*Victorian ornate curio with 3 felt lined shelves
*Many bronzes and pot metal statues including pair of 36" bronze urns with handles, Don Juan & Don Caesar pot metal statues, early 1900s original Humphress indian on horse bronze sold, pair of bronze smelter Queen Victoria & Prince Albert sold, Rome & Juliet sold plus more
*lots of cast iron including an awesome salesman sample German Triumph cast iron stove with pieces, large (& heavy), ornate Moore Brothers barnstable cast iron stove from late 1800s, Acme cast iron stove with assessories, dated 1908 Wagner waffle iron, Universal toaster, skillets, and much more
*several awesome clocks including a Gustav Becker mantel clock sold, an Ingraham large oak regulator clock, an Ansonia mantel clock, a large Dr Peper lighted advertising clock (works fine) and more
*Empire furniture
*early 1900s barley twist end table with cast iron ball/claw feet sold as well as other great end tables including a lion's face end table and others
*original Crosley television & original stand
*exquisite set of early 1900s umbrellas
*John Holland Fountain Pens early 1900s display cabinet
*hand sculptured marble bust of Medieval woman signed by Mignon, mint condition sold
*Victorian settee & matching chair set
*1875 Singer sewing machine & desk
*late 1800s corn masher with burned Memphis company inscription
*antique working GE refrigerator made in 1940s
*Lots of cut glass, crystal, porcelain everywhere throughout the estate; the pictures only give a glmipse of what all is here
*Many awesome antique rugs
*1950s RCA Victor porcelain sign sold
*Lots of silk tapestries....some of the best I've seen; some were found stored in the large cedar chest in brand new, folded condition; some made in Belgium, France & Italy; some large, some framed, the best quality!
*1920s-30s Pennant Cracker tin sold
*several vintage bakelite radios throughout the estate
*Other awesome lamps
*vintage linens and ladies' clothes
*breath-taking Navaho Indian blankets
*gorgeous peer mirror & matching table
*lots of other great furniture including cedar armoires, pair of victorian twin beds (with original brass box springs), chests, chifferobe, etc etc etc
*yes, some military items including some medals, uniforms, etc
*100s of vintage records
*nice selection of books
*kitchen packed full of incredible china, glass ware, etc including Staffordshire turkey platter & set of plates, and so much more
*some fabulous concrete outdoor items as well as some patio furniture. Check out the concrete bench!
I could go on and on. We have literally 100s and 100s of small items.
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