A Good Sale! Friday / Saturday December 5/6 opening at 9 AM: 28 Ridge Road, Upper Saddle River, NJ. Lots of antique furniture, including chairs, rockers, restored Hoosier cupboard with flower bin, wood tool box, antique trunk with lots of fancy fittings, collection 1960s boys’ toys, 1970s bedroom set, Antique golden oak dresser with mirror, industrial sewing machine, household sewing machine in cabinet, two 1930s metal and wood typewriter tables all refinished (these are really cute all done over!), book cases, three formal Queen anne set tables consisting of two end / loamp tables and one coffee table, lovely pale blue camelback sofa, comfy upholstered arm chairs, clock radio, chenille bedspreads, sheets, towels, other bedding, throw pillows, vintage table linens, souvenirs, jewelry box for hanging necklaces and small chains to keep them from tangling, 1930s china dinnerware especially serving pieces, cutlery, pyrex, formal dining room set with chairs, table with lots of leaves and a china cupboard / hutch with glass doors, china, reproduction French country dry sink / liquor cabinet / buffet, glass, wooden kitchen table, assorted chairs, old magazines, framed prints, lots of costume jewelry, a really interesting and useful BIG oak cupboard which is comprised of a multitude of small cubbies. This oak cupboard would be a great display piece for sweaters in a Ralph Lauren type of store or for clothing storage in a bedroom in a rustic home or cabin. This big oak cupboard with all the tiny cubbies would also be useful in a kitchen for storing LOTS of cooking implements. You could use this unusual storage piece with or without the pair of glass doors. There’s a basement workshop with tools, a newly purchased barbecue grill used only twice, wheelbarrow, aluminum extension ladder, garage odds and ends, an antique wood toolbox once owned by the current owner’s grandfather, lots of vintage pressed glass, hand painted china, blue cobalt Depression two piece set with large round glass tray and small footed compote / bowl in the center, three damaged Hummels, couple of vintage fur coats in decent shape, loads of kitchenware, set of very pretty Mikasa china, Precious Moments figurines, lots of interesting lamps, small antiques, pressed glass, service for 8 of a fancy old colonial style silver-plate flatware, many serving pieces, set of 1950s peanut butter pressed glass footed beverage glasses, Corningware baking dishes with glass lids and with the cornflowers which is the original pattern, books, upholstered furniture, some older glass Christmas ornaments, misc. kitchenware, collection dolls and stuffed animals, and some of those tiny light up porcelain houses for under the Christmas tree, a little old table top size aluminum Christmas tree from the 1950s missing the base, gorgeous reproduction bedroom set with Queen Anne period style highboy, tall dresser, long low dresser with mirror, end table and king sized tall post Carolina rice carved bed, single bed, small antique furniture, more bake ware, lots of really handsome lamps mostly with good shades, canning supplies, old style deep TV works great for only ONE dollar, vases, old pottery, nick nacks, linens, Duncan Phyfe style card table, end tables, side tables in Queen Anne style, brass log holder, brass fireplace tool set, pair candlesticks with glass chimneys, shiny silver colored tea set with tray, lots of interesting cooking tools, knife set (in the case, ASK to see!), perfume bottles, clear glass lady’s dresser set and much more. The furniture is in excellent condition with minimal or no signs of age and use. Most antiques nicely refinished and ready to use. Terms posted outside days of sale, by entering you agree that you’ve read, understood and accepted them. There’s a good bit of costume jewelry and lady’s watches which will be in cases. If the line to pay gets long, the jewelry department will be closed until everyone in the line to pay has been relieved of his / her money and left happily with their purchases. I apologize in advance for this, but when the line of eager buyers (impatient to pay and get on to the next sale) starts to snake through the room and perhaps into the next room, I can’t be standing over the jewelry cases while one person (no names mentioned, ever!) shifts from one foot to the other, touches each item in the case once, fondles each item in the case twice, holds every third item out at arm’s length to observe the details, picks up each item including obvious paste and base metal, and goes over each in detail looking for marks with a loupe, and then stands there in a trancelike state deciding slowly which one item she / he might buy. As soon as the line of buyers has been helped and the buyers are gone, the jewelry department will open again and you may fondle the gems to your heart’s content. It wouldn’t hurt to bring a couple of bags or boxes and a bit of packing material if you plan on buying fragile stuff. This isn’t Tiffany’s and we are unable to furnish free tissue paper or those charming pale robin’s egg blue boxes with purchases. On the other hand we are a LOT cheaper than Tiffany’s!