Estate Sale for John (aka "Semi") Zmeskal

A wonderfully diverse estate dating back to 1887. 4 generations in one home. Unbelievable amount of historical items. Furniture, tools, Mirror Ware, Fishing stuff, and a huge assortment of electronics.  Visit our web site ...www.dittoestatesales.com for updates.

THIS WILL BE A 2 WEEKEND SALE...Friday, July 12th...10 am to 4 pm

                                                                 Saturday, July 13th...11 am to 3 pm

                                                                 Sunday, July 14th...11 am to 3 pm

                                                                 Saturday, July 20th...11 am to 3 pm

                                                                 Sunday, July 21st...11 am to 3 pm

WE WILL NOT BE USING NUMBERS AT THIS SALE...Start time as shown above.

This is a partial gallery, I will be uploading photos thru out the night. I will also be posting a listing of items for sale, after staging is finished. I apologize for any "bad" photos or duplicates. You may place bids at any time after sale starts by texting me at 920.242.4569.

Inventory to include, in no particular order...

Lovely Antique Cherry Desk w/ Chair

1920's Dresser w/ Mirror and matching bed

Antique "Cottage-Style" vanity

Assorted Antique tables, cast iron, wooden, several

Antique Drop Front Oak Bookcase Secretary

Antique Bookcase w/ glass door

Universal Television Baby Grand Radio

Duck Decoys

Fishing tackle...Rods, Heddon Lures & other antique lures

Kerosene Lamps

NIB Stereo/VCR/DVD components....plus Receivers, Equalizers, amps, speakers, turntables, a whole room full.

1920's Flambeau Yearbooks (over 8) from Lincoln High School

WWI & WWII memorabilia, French Bayonet/Sword, Ribbons, and more

Gerald Leake Print & 2 1943 Electric Boat Co. prints

2 new Televisions w/ Remotes

Homecare equipment...Walkers, canes, commode, bath stool & more

Antique Mirrored Vanity w/ matching twin bed

Modern Chair w/ ottoman

Bookcases, oak plant stand, misc. Chairs

Murray lawnmower and assorted yard tools

2 Antique Cedar Chest and assorted antique dressers in addition to the 2 sets

TOOLS...TOOLS....TOOLS....TOOLS....from day one (1887) to NIB present day

BOOKS...BOOKS...BOOKS...from day one to the present

Large selection of ephemera...documents, photos, advertising, cookbooks and more paper items.

Glassware, cookware MIRRO WARE, Uranium glass, and a large selection of china/crystal, Pyrex ware, sterling & silver plate items,

Antique Smoking Humidor Stand

1920's Dining Room Table & Chairs

Newer Hamilton Beach Microwave, and NIB Small Kitchen appliances, Air Fryer NIB, and more. A lot of 50'-60' (what some of you call MCM) Cookware/dishes

Frigidaire Refrigerator

Did I mention tools...drill press, table saw, grinders, and more

Antique Floor Lamps and table/bedside lamps

The usual household inventory PLUS...

Hardware, nuts & bolts, OVER 100 containers/bags full

New in box Dartboard/darts, plus other dart related items

Coolers, humidifiers, heaters,

Nice 40's Kitchen stand with sliding glass doors

Wicker baskets, old and new

Treadle Sewing Machine, one of the prettiest I have seen

Antique linens, tablecloths, aprons

Crocks and assorted stoneware, some nice old stoneware canning jars

2 Drawer antique oak blanket chest

2 Formica tables

2 old beer kegs and beer tapper

Large dartball board

Assorted wood and scrap metal

Exceptional Folding Drying Rack (I have never seen one this nice)

CD's, some records, 45's and other music items

Large selection of vintage Sports Magazines

Maytag Washer & Dryer

Upright Ellington Piano , original to home

Large antique Mohair Chair, and a large antique leather chair

All wood, hand-crafted tractor

Vintage magazines...music & sports primarily

Antique typewriter with stand

Vintage Shiny Brite Ornaments (in boxes), vintage Elves on a shelf and other Christmas items

More, and more as I keep digging and staging. I will continue to add to this inventory, as time allows. There is so much here, the home was built in 1887 and many items have been in the house from day one. Unbelievable.