LK Fine Antiques Close Out Estate Sale Rummel Creek Antiques

Noted Houston antiques dealer, Lawrence Kelminson of LK Fine Antiques, is moving out of Rummel Creek Village Antiques for health reasons; Margaret Kelminson is marking down and selling off the 200 years of silver, glass, first edition books, furniture, and collectibles in his two booths, and closing their section in two weeks.

Glass: Antique Black mark Belleek dishes, vintage and antique Limoges pill boxes, cranberry glass , collectors plates dating back to the 1830’s, Fostoria Jamestown glasses, Crystal decanters and matching glasses, vintage animal figurines, vintage Fenton hobnail and etc. glass, sterling silver overlay vases, antique glass and crystal pitchers, antique hand painted yellow dish set, antique shaped candy bottles, antique glass banks, Wavecrest, Rookwood dishes, Van Briggle vases, many perfume bottles, vintage and antique Mettlach steins, Nippon sets, candle sticks, coasters, large assortment of tea cups with saucers, place card holders, and more.

Furniture: Marble top dresser nightstand, Birdseye Maple nightstand, two drop-leaf tables, two large antique wooden display cases, small glass display cases, an antique child’s rocking chair, an antique desk, many antique lamps of varying shapes and sizes including 4 art deco lamps, two brass hanging light fixtures, an antique standalone world globe, Two tall brass antique shelving units, vanity mirror and drawers, small wooden night stand, and more.

Paper: Hundreds of antique and vintage prints, ready to be framed, many medium and large framed antique prints, paintings, and photographs, a large collection of life magazine, and over 200 books, many of them first editions.

Collectibles: Pair of antique 1^st model Stallion 45 cap pistols, brass candlesticks, wooden and brass tea leaf storage boxes, baby clothes, antique hat stand, artificial fruit, large selection of jewelry, religious idols, jewelry boxes, apothecaries’ travel kit, copper tea kettles and pots , antique lead soldiers,  and much more.

Silver: A very large variety of sterling and silver plate from the early 1800’s and forward, mostly vintage and antique. It includes teapots, tea services, large, medium, and small trays and platters, collector spoons, cutlery, many picture frames in variety of sizes, sterling overlay on porcelain dishes, candlesticks and candelabras, flasks, glasses, corks, baskets and bowls, napkin rings, Victorian purses, ashtrays, lamp, inkwells, letter openers, place card holders, and much more.