Richland-West End Area Estate Sale, Traditional Beauty and Taste

The two rugs that may be seen in some of the photographs are not for sale. The family is keeping them.
 

Beautiful Richland-West End was one of the first planned neighborhoods in Nashville, the homes are over 100 years old. This estate refelcts the beauty and taste of that traditonal Nashville living. Our client is in her 90s, a member of the first graduating class of Harpeth Hall and Vanderbilt University. She appreciated quality and beauty and so curated lovely things -which can now be yours! 

This is a little but lovely sale; a chance to add nice pieces to your home or booth. Saturday we will be open 8:30-12:30 and all items will be half price. Please bring help to move and your own packing materials. 

• Crystal and glass stemware
• Many vintage and antique dishes
• Small assortment of kitchen items and small appliances
• Antique high boy
• Original artwork
• Nice book collection with many vintage sets in nice bindings -great for decorating
• Brass
• Uthmanor dining chairs, bench made in Nashville
• Dining table, ealry 20th century mahogany, pedestal, two leaves can be 102 inches long and 44 inches wide
• Queen Anne Sideboard
• Queen Anne, London, burl walnut chest/server, c. 1760
• French vitrine -diminutive
• Georgian Brass candlesticks, London 1780
• White upholstered chairs
• White tufted sofa
• Large square glass top coffee table
• Tilt top tea table with bird cage
• French woven settee with painted medallions
• Monumental gilt mirror
• Dresser
• Pair of antique twin beds
• Linens, towels
• A large assortment of tablecloths, napkins, linens, etc. Many international pieces.
• Large silver plate collection, a  few weighted Sterling pieces
• Set of antique tin cannisters
• The assortment of items found in every home!