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Estate Sale By Estate Liquidators
Listing ID#: 560974
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Angleton, TX 77515 |
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Friday Dec 16, 2022 Completed Saturday Dec 17, 2022 Completed Sunday Dec 18, 2022 Completed |
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Estate Liquidators Contact: Shari Boykin Phone: 979-236-0406 Email: catclawrose1@gmail.com EstateSale.com ID#: 5291 View company information and listings |
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Holy cow, how can it be the last sale of 2022 ??? Where did the year go ? Well, it looks like we’ve saved the very best, for this sale !! It’s a Christmas extravaganza !!! The sale dates are, Friday, Saturday, and SUNDAY, December 16th, 17th, 18th. 9:00a.m.-2:00p.m., Friday and Saturday, 10:00a.m.-3:00p.m., on Sunday. We’ll be offering hot coffee, homemade wassail, and cookies, for refreshments at the sale. Still shopping for those Christmas items ? Well, look no further than this sale !!! We gotcha covered ! PLEASE READ !!!
This sale is on a private road, please be respectful of the homeowners. Yes, it IS a gravel/caleche surface. We’ll have our signs out, showing you that GPS sends you to the WRONG house. The sale is at the ONLY residence on the right hand side of the road-allllll the way to the end.
PLEASE BE AWARE—YOU’RE LIABLE TO FIND RANDOM CRITTERS, AND VERY UNEVEN DIRT FLOORS IN THE BARN. ENTER AT YOUR OWN RISK.
There ARE items for sale in the barn area, but the three conex/storage containers have NOTHING for sale in them. I’ll post signs, if you decide to “just take a peek in them”, you’ll be told to leave the property immediately. You’ve been warned.
There are a lot of items in the patio area, where you’ll enter the house-DO NOT pull tags, or start making a pile, before we open, or those items will be double the marked price, at checkout.
The house and carport areas are incredibly packed, please be courteous to other shoppers, leave your Christmas Grinch cranky pants at home ! There is a curved, open style staircase, if you don’t like heights, or don’t climb stairs safely, then DON’T GO UPSTAIRS !!
There should be plenty of parking, or you’re welcome to park along the road. Don’t treat the grass areas like an off-road track, the property has been sold, and the new owners, (or myself !), will be very unhappy if you aren’t respectful. The front gates will be locked, until I open them.
Collins Lake is off Highway 35, just East of the FM 521 intersection, in Bailey’s Prairie. We’ll have our signs out, but there’s also a sign that reads Burrell Chapel Baptist Church. When you turn onto Collins Lake, go across the cattle guard. You’ll pass two residences on the left, then the sale house will be on the right. Cross the cattle guard, and find a parking spot. DON’T block the driveway, OR the road !!!
The address is 220 Collins Lake, Angleton. The sign-up sheet will go out around 8:00, Friday morning, and we’ll begin calling names on the list around 8:45.
THERE WILL BE NO CHILDREN ALLOWED IN THE SALE AREAS !!!!
We accept credit cards, and cash.
No large handbags, backpacks, etc. allowed in.
For a reminder, the two part tags on large, or bulky items, are there so you can take the bottom half, (I wrote that really slowly, so you understand it), and hang on to it. No one else can buy that item. If you change your mind, find an EL worker,(we’ll actually be wearing shirts that have “Estate Liquidators” printed on them, go figure…), so they can re-attach it to the item, so someone else can purchase it.
ESTATE LIQUIDATORS DOES NOT PROVIDE LOADERS, HAULERS, NOR PACK MULES. If you buy a large, or heavy item,(and trust me, there ARE some large, heavy items here !), you’ll need to make arrangements to have those items moved.
All purses for sale are attached to hangers. Intentionally, folks. When you bring a purse to checkout, the checkers can then remove the hanger. Yeah, it looks weird, but, if folks didn’t try so hard to steal items, we wouldn’t need to do things like that.
Items in the sale include:
Fostoria Jamestown ruby, sterling silver items, including Gorham Chantilly, 1800’s Derby ice/water pitcher, Mosser “eye winker” spooner, 1960’s very finely woven wicker over wood elephant, Fitz & Floyd, Fischer baby grand piano,(originally a player piano, but the electronics aren’t working), piano rolls, huge handcrafted wine cabinet with carved doors,(one side was damaged), beautiful wood/brass bill fish, many, many nautical/beachy items, wooden rocking horses, antique splat back chairs, mid-century items, including an awesome pair of cork lamps, a Hooker desk, tall teak chest, end tables, teak dining chairs, dining table, side chairs, oversize amber Blenko style vase, antique 1870-1880 Renaissance Revival, Pottius and Stymus style inlaid entry table, Gold Medal bakelite Mah Jongg set, beautiful frosted acrylic ammonite on plinth, pink marble storage box, vintage Christmas ornaments, Wales Santa pitcher, Santa mugs, Jean Dufy framed prints,( on watercolor paper), Lamar and Warwick hotel items, Lenox, Occupied Japan, large coffee/display table, “I Love Lucy” doll, Madame Alexander dolls, sofa/love seat, brass torchere floor lamp, Murano glass mirror, Venetian crystal chandelier, carved Asian plant/display stands, very unique art items, 64 bottle wine chiller, large Asian style “goldfish” bowl and stand, auto harp, a zither,(I think), plaster/concrete columns, marble stands, “seated woman” statue, huge selection of acrylic and glass beverage ware, bar ware, very nice ladies and men’s clothing, great purses, shoes, vintage brass/wood kindling box, Emerson entertainment center, Infinity speakers, Yamaha receiver, Teac phonograph, clocks, USS Kesarge ship model kit, wall sculptures, antique tall chest, upholstered chairs, vintage iron patio furniture, side by side fridge, washer dryer, German steins, cook books, Baldwin “Interlude” electric organ, linens, Atari games, CDs, DVDs, LPs, TVs, Hamilton Beach malt/milkshake makers, vintage soda fountain chair and chair stands, Signal Gasoline glasses, Falstaff mugs, beautiful stained glass panels, patio urns, lighted yard decor, Bryce Apollo Cerulean blue stemware, German Spieglau crystal, amazing vintage Hickman Tom and Jerry punch set, Waterford amethyst and clear crystal, boxes and boxes of kitchenware, bakeware, cookware, Corning, large food processor, huge ruby cut to clear footed bowl and tall pitcher, depression glass, large selection of silverplate and sterling flatware, festive ruby glassware, Oneida crystal, Le Cruset cookware and serving items, McCoy, Irish crystal, French blown crystal pelican, Hot Wheels collection, large box of vintage cap guns and holsters, black marble elephants, cool “lawn jockey” table lamp, unique folding table, nursery rhyme mugs, many kitchen countertop appliances, many still boxed, Shenango, Nortake, pair of curved sofas, Fenton, Westmoreland, incredible selection of serving platters and bowls, vintage Galveston Knights Mummers uniform, counter top ice machine, karaoke machine, bamboo and wicker furniture, vintage clown tea set, punch bowls, antique glass front bookcase/cabinet, very large framed tapestries, vintage porcelain sinks, water fountain, foam and plastic duck decoys, model train tracks and scenery, boxes of toys, Lincoln Logs, French 19th century Louis XVI hall tree,(needs work, but it could be a beauty), Texaco toy fire truck, firemans pedal car,(needs to be restored), surveyors wooden legged tripod and measuring stick, fishing rods, child’s sled, ice skates,(hope we don’t need those !!), unopened Sam Adams Utopia copper bottle, golf clubs, concrete Foo dog, boxes of Italian milled soaps, toys, games, older Western saddle, horse related items, log racks, Ford Synchro tractor w/County Line brush mower, disc, box blade, boom pole, tools, metal dog truck kennels, small trailer with a home made generator set-up, large hand made door with set-in glass and concrete, pair of vintage church doors, school lockers, chest freezers,(not sure if they work, but they’re great for storing feed in !!), upright freezer,(haven’t plugged it in yet), nice table saw, NIB band saw, boxes of new floor tile, project furniture items, Cub Cadet zero turn,(rough), golf cart,(also rough, but hey, the tires are only flat on one side !), 20’ (or 24’) trailer, (no title), unused Char Broil gas grill, rolls of fence wire, Yazoo mower, and a zillion more items, that I know I’m forgetting to list. You know, until I hit “send”…… Y’all just need to be here !!! |
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