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“Part Picker’s Paradise, Part Priced Pretties and Practicals”

Kenmore (south of 522)

Saturday, March 18, 2022 9:00-4:00 * Sunday, March 19, 2022 / 9:00-4:00

sale has ended

CASH ONLY, NO CHECKS, NO CREDIT/DEBIT CARDS

THERE WILL BE A SIGN-UP SHEET AT THE FRONT DOOR. NO EARLY ENTRY. BRING YOUR OWN BAGS, BOXES, PACKING MATERIALS. WE DO COLLECT SALES TAX. IF YOU ARE A RESELLER, WE MUST HAVE A COPY OF A VALID AND CURRENT RESELLER CERTIFICATE. NO REFUNDS OR RETURNS -- ALL SALES FINAL. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS OR INJURIES.

PLEASE NOTE: OUR STAFF IS NEEDED INSIDE THE HOUSE AND IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR LOADING. BRING YOUR OWN HELP TO MOVE FURNITURE AND ITEMS PURCHASED.


“Part Picker’s Paradise, Part Priced Pretties and Practicals”


This sale will be a little different than our other sales… Actually, a LOT different! The homeowners are in their 80s and are downsizing to a smaller one-story home. They’ve lived here since 1980! The house is very full and, final week before the sale, they are still trying to decide what they are taking… BUT… the pile(s) they are leaving for the sale get bigger and bigger every day!

It only took one day for their home to sell – totally unexpected! They have moved slowly trying to make decisions about forty-three years of collections in this house, as well as their previous residence, and family inheritances. Literally, we are working “side-by-side” while they try to make choices. We have the living room set up and most of the dining room, one table in the kitchen, the big “adult” bonus room and bar downstairs, and a guest bedroom… but every other room is total chaos!

Oh, and there is a HUGE workshop right behind their packed garage FULL of all sorts of amazing tools!

We have been and will continue to work l-o-n-g days right up until the sale begins on Saturday.


A partial list includes:
1932 Ford shell with grill
1963 Chevrolet Corvette wooden steering wheel
8 track and cassette tapes
acrylic drinkware NIB
aquarium
art
Aseda Sweden MCM blue glass decanter and cordial set
baby clothes vintage
Barcalounger leather recliners (2)
barware
beveled mirror 72” long beautifully framed
bibles
bicycles multiple
books hundreds
cameras
channel back chair antique
children’s rockers
Christmas decorations
Coca Cola items
Colony vintage punch bowl w/12 footed cups
cookbooks
costume jewelry vintage
Craftsman table saw
creche
crystal decanters
crystal penguin
Dansk MCM teak ice bucket
decanters
dolls antique
dressers
DVDs and VHS
eyeglasses/sunglasses
fainting couch antique
Farberware broiler/rotisserie
filing cabinets
Firenze Italian crystal
fishing equipment
flying magazines
folding screen
fondue
foot locker
frames
fur coats several and vintage
games and puzzles
garden tools
gardening books
glass-topped dining table w/chairs
golf clubs hundreds
hardware storage
huge workshop packed with tools OMG
ice buckets
Kennedy toolboxes
Keykord tenor guitar in case
Knight’s helmet vintage liquor bottle/shot glass bar
ladders
ladies’ shoes boots purses
ladies’ clothing lots and lots many NWT
ladies’ gloves mostly vintage
ladies’ vintage diminutive desk two pieces
large art frames
Lenox
Limoges
linens vintage
McKee depression glass rock crystal
MCM lighting fixtures
MCM mushroom salt pepper shaker set by Arnel’s
MCM pottery
metal tin full of buttons
microscope
Nemadji pottery
NIB large kite kit
NIB vintage airplane kits
oak shelving
office full of equipment and supplies
Polish crystal
power tools
pressure washer
Pyrex Town & Country 4 pc bowl set
recliner fabric
Revere Ware
Rogers Bros goldtone flatware set
Rosenthal
sewing items
silverplate tea services
Singer sewing machine antique
Skywatch Pro vintage transistor radio
spool beds twin (2)
steamer trunks
straw purses vintage
stuffed animals vintage
supplies for entertaining
swizzle sticks vintage
tall 6-drawer cabinet w/open shelf
teak cabinets (2) MCM from Dania
Towle
upholstered antique rocker
vases
Victorian chair see-to-believe
welding tanks and attachments
wicker twin bed
wristwatches

and loads more...

text: Patty (206) 914-6150; Amy (425) 503-6895

email: patty@sistersantiques.com





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50% OFF MOST ITEMS -- SUNDAY ONLY / SISTERS ANTIQUES ESTATE SALE -- SNOHOMISH

Friday * July 7th * 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Saturday * July 8th * 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Sunday * July 9th * 9:00 am – 4:00 pm

Sale has ended

NO EARLY ENTRY. ANY SIGN-UP LIST TO BE SELF-MANAGED. CASH ONLY – NO CREDIT/DEBIT CARDS, NO CHECKS. BRING YOUR OWN BAGS, BOXES, PACKING MATERIALS. WE DO COLLECT SALES TAX.

NO REFUNDS OR RETURNS -- ALL SALES FINAL. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS OR INJURIES.

PLEASE NOTE: OUR STAFF IS NEEDED INSIDE THE HOUSE AND OUTBUILDINGS AND ARE NOT AVAILABLE FOR LOADING. BRING YOUR OWN HELP TO MOVE FURNITURE AND ITEMS PURCHASED.

Remember those very explicit directions we mentioned as far as how to enter the property? Here goes!

THIS SALE IS ONLY ACCESSIBLE AT THE ADDRESS PROVIDED ON BICKFORD AVENUE. ANY ATTEMPT TO ENTER THE PROPERTY FROM OTHER AREAS WILL NOT BE PERMITTED AND YOU WILL BE ASKED TO LEAVE.

LOOK FOR THE COLORFUL STRING FLAGS ON THE WEST SIDE OF THE STREET.

YOU MUST SIGN IN... WE LIMIT THE AMOUNT OF PEOPLE IN THE OUTBUILDING AND HOUSE AT ANY GIVEN TIME. BE PATIENT... IT IS WELL WORTH THE WAIT!

There’s no need to run and try to get ahead of others… we have a playground monitor (she prefers the ''watch dog'' title) who’s really tough! She will call your name in the order they are written. You really shouldn’t mess with her.

WE ARE LIMITING THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE INSIDE EACH AREA (as usual). Be patient! We want you to be able to shop as soon as possible – but there is SOOO much stuff, we also want to ensure you have enough room to shop without bumping elbows with another customer. And no piles to go through later… if you put something in a pile, it’s yours!

And a reminder… CASH ONLY, internet is sketchy and just not worth the trouble. We would also appreciate the CORRECT CHANGE (appreciate = demand). And please please please… don’t ask if we have change for a large bill when you are making a very small purchase!



SAVE THE DATES !


The family built their home in Snohomish in 1959 and occupied it for the next 64 years establishing themselves as well-known fixtures within the community. Their deep roots in Snohomish harken back to the turn of the 20th century when the wife’s Norwegian immigrant grandparents settled in the Swan’s Trail area. They established a local country church in 1908 that always remained a focal point for the family. The wife never lived outside of a 2-mile radius from birth until her passing. She was a collector amassing an impressive array of children’s dishes, elegant glassware, and other antiques.

The husband was a car collector and built garages on the shy 2-acre property that could house up to ten cars, as well as his collection of parts and tools. He restored several 1940’s and 1950’s Cadillacs, 1960’s Ford Thunderbirds, and a few others. He also worked his entire career for Pepsi Cola and acquired a vast collection of Pepsi advertising, bottles, and other memorabilia.

The couple raised three boys who all attended Snohomish schools. When the children were young, the family spent many weekends camping, fishing, and riding dirt bikes. Later, the boys also inherited the collecting bug. As the family grew older, the couple spent most of their free time attending antique shows and scouring antique malls for new finds.

Please read the (long) description and look through all of the photos. We have never had a sale quite like this and we know you will have a great time. We have enjoyed working here over the past few months and are excited to share it with you!

Please note once the address is published there will be very explicit directions as how to enter the property and where to park. No exceptions!

A partial list includes:

Antiques and Collectibles
4-light ceiling fixture w/glass shades, Amsco Doll-E-Nurser w/box, board games, books, brass kettle, butter churn, Cambridge glass, cameras and camera equipment, car magazines, cased set of 8 bocce balls, children’s books, children’s dishes (many sets, many in original box), Coleman catalytic heater 1960s w/box, Coleman lanterns w/box, Coleman stoves, copper kettle, depression glass - pink/purple/green/clear/blue/yellow/ amber/cobalt, dolls, Emil Busch Rapid Aplanat lens, Everett Bottling Company large safe, Florence Ceramics, French antique red marble mantle clock 'Pêcheur’ par Capoy, glass handled basket collection, ice cream chairs and tables, Heisey, Howard Miller oak case large wall clock, iron shoe lasts and stand, Josef, Liberty Works glass, lidded candy jars (stacking bowls), McCaskey System cash register, MCM wooden ware, metal/copper canister set, Muffy teddy bears, music player in wooden case w/music discs, National cash register, Oliver tractor grill, Pepsi-Cola Fila bicycle new in box, Pepsi-Cola sweater, perfume bottles, pharmaceutical bottles w/glass labels, pogo stick, porcelain angels, Radio Flyer Town & Country wagon, red/white retro swirl lamp w/matching shade, sleds, Stanley flasks in leather case set/2, Stanley Insulating Co. hotel pitcher, Surf Line Hawaii vintage shirt, Tiffin handled black glass basket, treadle sewing machines, upright/cabinet grand piano - very ornate and unusual w/great history, vanity vintage oval mirror tray, Victor Safe and Lock Company safe, Victorian frame with child, Victorian wicker platform rocking chair, VVR (Verkehrs-Verlag Remagen) instructional model car, wall sconces pair electric, Warner Brothers Bugs Bunny planter, Westmoreland, wicker baby swinging cradle, wicker doll buggy, Willow Tree, wood foundry molds, wood turntable music box w/recorded discs, wooden boat paddles, wooden golf clubs, wooden snow skis

Art
Charlot Byi, “A Child’s Prayer” framed print 50s image, Charlot Byi, “Bless Us All” framed print 50s image, Eugenia Grant, “Floral Bouquets” (2) framed print 50s image, framed whimsical Llama prints, Harrison Fisher art and books, Messett’s Musical Entertainers framed poster, Victorian elaborate frame with child

China/Porcelain/Pottery
Corningware, Fitz & Floyd, Flow blue, Hull, La Francaise flow blue game bird platter w/6 plates, Lenox, Parisienne by Royal Jackson Normandy Rose china, pitcher and bowl, Roseville, Royal Doulton figures

Clothing/Shoes/Purses (Ladies)
AGL, Apple Seeds, Brighton, Carol Anderson, Caslon, Charter Club, Chicos, Clarks, Coldwater Creek, Columbia, Dip, Eileen Fisher, Faconnable, Halogen, Helly Hansen, Hunter, INC, Isle Jacobson, J Jill, Jambu, Katy Perry, Kenneth Cole Reaction, Kut, Lauren, LL Bean, Lucky, Minnetonka, Munro, Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom, North Face, Orvis, Oscar de la Renta, Patagonia, Pikolinos, REI, Soft Surroundings, Steve Madden, Sundance, Talbots, Toms, Tribal, vintage wedding gown

Crystal/Glass
Amberina glass, Anchor Hocking Fire-King copper-tint ovenware in box, cake plates pedestal, Cambridge elegant depression glass (clear, light blue, cobalt blue, lavender, black amethyst), Cambridge “Caprice”, Cambridge “Crown Tuscan” shell pink milk glass, Cambridge Ritz cobalt blue Decagon, Fenton, Cambridge Rose Point, Liberty Works American Pioneer glass (clear, pink, green), Heisey, Heisey Rose, Fostoria American, Fostoria Baroque, depression glass (pink/purple/green/clear/blue/yellow/amber/cobalt), Hazel Atlas, Heisey double candelabras w/crystals pair, Liberty Works American Pioneer glass, Northwood custard glass, Pyrex, Westmoreland

Decor
art, brass candlesticks, framed prints, lamps, linens, mirrors, set of 3 lidded white pottery containers, wreaths

Electronics/Office
Aurora shredder, Brother electronic typewriter AX-350, HP Envy printer, Kenwood receiver KR-6030, Pioneer CD player PD-6010, Teac V-40 cassette player, Technics turntable

Furniture
Barcalounger leather recliner, Bassett sofa, bedroom furniture – dressers, beds, nightstands, buffet, kitchen table w/4 iron upholstered chairs 1 leaf, Lane cedar chest, loveseat, oval dining table w/6 chairs 3 leaves, piano stool round w/4 legs antique.pink upholstered swivel rockers (2), upright/cabinet grand piano very ornate and unusual w/great history, wicker vintage and antique

Grounds and Gazebo
12’ wooden ladder, DR 6.5 OHV trimmer/mower, floor jack, garden pottery, gardening supplies and tools, Green Thumb seeder, ice cream chairs and tables, John Deere edger TY 13003, John Deere LX176 riding mower w/cart, Karcher 2400 psi power washer, lawnmowers (Toro, Honda HR216, Honda SXM, Husqvarna), patio furniture, Scotts turf builder, teak garden benches, wicker furniture

Holiday Ornaments and Decorations
Christmas/Easter/Halloween/Thanksgiving

Housewares/Kitchen Utensils
baking molds, Braun emulsifier, cheese mill, cookbooks, Cuisinart coffee machine, Delonghi waffle maker, GE electric knife, George Forman grill, Good Cook roasting pan, kitchen gadgets, Oster bread machine, pots and pans, stainless steel chafing dish, Staub cookware, stoneware, Tupperware, Wächtersbach mugs, waffle cone maker, wine glasses

Jewelry
costume, sterling, watches lots!

Pepsi Room
1941 Farmers Feed and Seed Co. calendar, 1962 Ford Thunderbird Sport Roadster Kelsey-Hayes wire wheel, antique glass wood-trimmed mercantile display 12-feet, art, automobile horns, bar w/stools and brass rail 8-foot, buffet antique, Cutter and Buck Pepsi-Cola jackets NOS, display cases several sizes, Do-The-Dew Mountain Dew neon sign (needs work), Hamilton Beach milkshake/malt mixer yellow, headlights, ice cream chairs and tables vintage, Johnson 1933 Sea-Horse outboard motor in original crate, license plates, McCaskey cash register w/calculator, memorabilia from Pebble Beach car shows, model Schwinn Black Phantom bicycle, National cash register antique, neon signs, Never Better vintage cork sign, old calendars, Pepsi-Cola 70-80s jacket new never worn, Pepsi-Cola advertising materials, Pepsi-Cola and other soda collectibles and memorabilia, Pepsi-Cola cooler, Pepsi-Cola memorabilia collection huge, Pepsi-Cola vending machine working, Pepsi-Cola vintage sweater, Schwinn Black Phantom bicycles (2), signs, small metal-frame display case, soda cans and bottles vintage, soda glasses and pitchers, soda signs, soda store advertising fixtures, soda tall soda stands – 7up, Dr. Pepper (2), sporting goods, toy cars, VVR (Verkehrs-Verlag Remagen) instructional model car, wood foundry molds

Silver-plate
figural napkin rings, silver-plated flatware 44 piece set Holmes & Edwards, silver-plated flatware 80 piece set Godinger “Baroque”, service pieces, tea services

Sporting Goods
baseball – mitts, balls, bats, bicycles – several, bicycle – Pepsi-Cola FILA new in box, bicycle helmets, bicycle parts – handle bars, tires, tubes, seats, boxing glove collection, fishing – creel, reels, rods, tackle, tackle boxes, pogo stick, scooters, Sting Ray bike, wooden golf clubs

Tools (Outbuildings)
building supplies, camping equipment – lanterns, stoves, tent, Drive Maxx 700 filler & sealer, floor jacks, gauges, ladders, metal cabinets, metal lockers, metal tool cabinets, motorcycle helmets, motorcycle tanks, power tools, shelving, Shop-Vacs, tires, tool washer, woodworking equipment, work benches

Toys – Antique/Vintage
AMT, Anson, Bandai, Barclay, Brooklyn, Brumm, Buddy L, Cherryca Phenix, children’s dishes – many complete sets in boxes (Akro Agate, Jeannette, Hazel Atlas, Germany, Nippon, and more), Conway friction cars, Corgi, Cragstan, dealer promo cars, Dinky, Fisher-Price, Flash Strat-O-Wagon tin toy, Franklin Mint, GLM, Hot Wheels, Irwin, Japan, Kenton, KIP, Lansin, Marx, Matchbox, New-ray, Nylint, Philco, Playskool, Slik-toy, Solido, steel cars/trucks/planes, The Barr co., Tonka, Tootsie Toy, Wyandotte, Yonezawa

Other
car magazines, dolls, Llama whimsical framed prints (2), Radio Flyer little red metal wagon, red/white retro swirl lamp w/matching shade, teddy bears, wooden boat paddles, xbox original

There will be more items than are listed above as we are continuing to open boxes and sort through things.

text:
Patty (206) 914-6150
Amy (425) 503-6895

email: patty@sistersantiques.com


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SISTERS ANTIQUES ESTATE SALE -- BOTHELL / KIRKLAND

Saturday, March 5, 2022 / 8:00-4:00 * Sunday, March 6, 2022 / 8:00-4:00

Sale has ended

NO EARLY ENTRY. SIGN-UP LIST TO BE SELF-MANAGED. WE DO LIMIT THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE IN THE HOUSE AT ONE TIME.

*** CASH ONLY, NO CHECKS. INTERNET SERVICE IS TERRIBLE – NO CREDIT OR DEBIT CARDS. ***

BRING YOUR OWN BAGS, BOXES, PACKING MATERIALS. WE ARE LEGALLY REQUIRED TO COLLECT SALES TAX. NO REFUNDS OR RETURNS -- ALL SALES FINAL. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS OR INJURIES.

PLEASE NOTE: OUR STAFF IS NEEDED INSIDE THE HOUSE AND IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR LOADING. BRING YOUR OWN HELP TO MOVE FURNITURE AND ITEMS PURCHASED.

Description of sale: This home is in a nice family neighborhood in the Kirkland/Bothell area – just west of I-405 at 160th/Woodinville-Juanita Way NE. The family lived in the house since 1970 and raised three children.

There’s a little bit of everything (and a whole lot of some things) here – not much ever left this house in the last 50+ years. Some antiques, lots of vintage and collectibles! Pretty crystal and porcelain figurines, vintage toys, serving pieces, and more. Holiday items, television, printer, clothes, jigsaw puzzles, lots of furniture… too much to list! The garage is packed with tons of tools – large and small. There are many shelves and drawers and cupboards, all full of things you can’t live without! There are canning supplies, garden tools and other items, spray paint, wood, and too much to list.

We need to clear the house this weekend – we promised the family!

A partial list includes:

Antiques / Collectibles:
white iron doll bed
vintage hand puppets from Germany
Herman Munster vintage hand puppet
German doll furniture early 1900s
dollhouse furniture/furnishings
cameras
photography equipment
dolls
wooden doll bed
USS Constitution model in box
MCM metal ducks in flight wall décor
brass figures
brass planters
Expo 86 collectibles
Pyrex vintage
vintage tree slice wooden plaques
trolls
Goebel birds
Steiff small rooster
animal figurines
Fenton Amberina
Barbie & Ken brochure
crystal pedestal cake plate sterling base
lighters
Breyer horses
brass spittoon
mini deer antlers
pair of paddles

Art:
antique oil painting landscape
framed prints
mirrors

Books / Magazines:
sewing/craft books
antique books
women’s magazines
children’s books vintage

Clothing – Men’s:
shoes
jackets
coats
shirts
jeans
slacks
flannel shirts
baseball caps
belts
ties
St. John’s Bay

Clothing – Women’s:
dresses
sweaters
belts
purses
slacks
skirts
jackets
blouses

Craft:
sewing machine
knitting needles
crochet hooks
sewing baskets
sewing supplies
fabric
buttons

Electronics:
Hammond “The Sounder”
Television

Furniture:
round oak dining table w/leaf
recliner
antique brass bed
twin brass bed
dressers
men’s wardrobe cabinet
love seat by Stanton
entry table w/drawers
French Provencial style 60s ladies’ desk
wall unit w/shelves and glass doors
matching corner units w/shelves
sewing machine cabinet
men’s valet stand
night stands
lamps
Bombay tables
coffee table
end tables

Garage:
Delta 10” table saw
Craftsman 10” table saw
Craftsman radial arm saw
Craftsman router table
Delta band saw
Delta scroll saw
landscape lighting
garden supplies
hydraulic floor jack
Willie creeper
other tools by Proto
Rotozip
Stanley tools
Black & Decker
Ryobi
Porter Cable
Homelite
Skilsaw
Toro

Garden / Patio:
patio table w/2 chairs, pads
wooden glider
wooden fencing
planters
pots
vintage push mower
concrete and resin garden animals
chaise lounge w/pad
carved wooden bears
small windmill
F S Elite Backwoods men’s bike
cast iron/wood bench

Glass Pottery China Porcelain Silver:
silver plate
crystal
teacups/saucers
teapots
figurines
statuary
stemware
goblets
hand-painted china
plates/platters
Depression glass
pottery
porcelain
tall glass flowers
Princess House
decorative blue/white vases and urns

Holiday:
décor for all holidays: Christmas, Easter, Halloween, Fall, Thanksgiving
Christmas blow molds
large lighted vintage white ceramic Christmas tree w/red bird lights
Big Head Dancing Animated Singing Skeleton in box

Jewelry:
Just discovered a LOT of jewelry and we’re still going through it all!

Kitchen:
Revere Ware
china
coffee mugs
Vitamix
Pyrex vintage
cookbooks
kitchen utensils
small appliances
turkey platter in box
chicken/rooster collectibles
salt/pepper shakers
Oster small appliances all NIB
pots/pans/skillets
several kitchen gadgets NIB
Henckel knife set NIB
Osterizer blender
KitchenAid hand mixer
stainless flatware sets

Linens:
bedspreads
sheets/pillowcases
towels
vintage hankies
crocheted items
embroidery
needlepoint

Office:
newer and smaller roll-top desk
press back oak chair
desk by Bush
Epson printer
Acer monitor
Vizio television
media stand
office supplies
Koss DVD
DVDs
Magnavox VHS
Kodak

Other:
wheelchair
shower chair
walker
bed rails
geriatric supplies
Roomba in box
Shark vacuum in box
brass magazine rack
brass fireplace tool set
vintage games
playing cards
jigsaw puzzles
frames
Hunter hepa filter
Whirlpool dehumidifier



text:
Patty (206) 914-6150
Amy (425) 503-6895

email: patty@sistersantiques.com

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SISTERS ANTIQUES ESTATE SALE -- ARLINGTON

By appointment

Classic Cars / Vintage Automotive Parts / Tools, Tools, Tools

Arlington Airport
17920 59th Avenue NE, Arlington 98223

*** NOTE:  The address is for entry into the hangar (by Jitter Bug Coffee) and not the actual airport address. ***

CASH ONLY-- NO CREDIT/DEBIT CARDS, NO CHECKS

BRING YOUR OWN BAGS, BOXES, PACKING MATERIALS
WE DO COLLECT SALES TAX
NO REFUNDS OR RETURNS -- ALL SALES FINAL
NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS OR INJURIES

PLEASE NOTE: OUR STAFF IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR LOADING; BRING YOUR OWN HELP TO MOVE AND LOAD ITEMS PURCHASED

This is a VERY unique sale – totally different than what we usually do! We are offering FOUR CLASSIC CARS and will be accepting sealed offers. The cars will be available for viewing by appointment only. All cars are available for viewing. Test driving will not be permitted at this time. “Sealed offers” equal to or exceeding minimums will be accepted upon review.

The cars are stored in two hangars at the Arlington airport. Additionally, there are automotive parts for Ford Model A/Ts, Morris Minor, Volkswagens, and others, tools, toolboxes, collectibles, manuals, books, and MORE for sale! Parking is available in the “Trail Parking Lot” adjacent to the Jitter Bug Coffee Stand.

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A partial list includes:

1974 Mercedes Benz 450SL with hard-top/soft-top convertible
1923 Ford Model T Speedster
1929 Ford Model A Roadster Boat-tail
1961 Morris Minor 1000 Coupe w/new rebuilt engine

Tools
bench
bushing driver set
Craftsman paint sprayer
digital calipers
electric belt sanders
engine stand
hand saws
hand tools (Blue line, Craftsman, Proto, etc.)
Kennedy machinist’s toolbox vintage
mechanic cart
mechanic creepers
Nye floor pipe bender with vise
paint spray guns
palm sanders
portable air tank
power tools
reciprocating saw
Ryobi drill press

Auto Parts
1960s Oldsmobile hubcaps
automotive trim
Chilton auto manuals vintage
fender mirrors
gauges/gauge clusters
miscellaneous lights and reflectors
roadside safety reflectors vintage
Smith speedometer and tachometer
spotlights
Yankee Trailer Vue tow mirrors

Model A/T Ford
exhaust manifold
fenders
Ford script tools
headlight lens
headlights
luggage fence
manuals
radiator
radiator cover
Scandinavia lining
steering columns
steering wheels
tachograph
wheels

Morris Minor
bumper
fender
lights
Lucas high and low wind tone horns

Ford Mustang 1965-1968
1968 OEM wheel covers
badges
mag style hubcaps

1980 VW Rabbit Diesel
door handles
engine components
hub caps
lights
mirrors
removable towing mirrors
taillights
window handles

Collectibles
1930s Saint Christopher visor clip
aviation magazines vintage
bi-plane mobile vintage
car magazines vintage
car posters
car trophies
fender badges
hats vintage
J.B. Deneen WWI aviation art prints
Nier lantern
T-shirts vintage

Electronics
Peltor aviation headset



text: Patty (206) 914-6150
Amy (425) 503-6895

email: patty@sistersantiques.com

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SISTERS ANTIQUES ESTATE SALE -- BOTHELL

Saturday * May 15th * 8:00 am – 4:00 pm
Sunday * May 16th * 8:00 am – 4:00 pm

Sale has ended


Some items may still be available; email for information.


WE ARE FOLLOWING ALL COVID GUIDELINES BY THE CDC AND THE STATE OF WASHINGTON. ABSOLUTELY NO ONE WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE SALE WITHOUT A MASK THAT FULLY COVERS THE NOSE AND MOUTH. MASKS MAY NOT BE REMOVED. NO EXCEPTIONS! PLEASE MAINTAIN SOCIAL DISTANCE OF AT LEAST 6 FEET WHILE OUTSIDE WAITING TO ENTER AND ONCE INSIDE THE SALE. WE WILL LIMIT THE NUMBER OF GUESTS IN THE HOUSE BASED ON THE SIZE OF THE HOME.

NO EARLY ENTRY. ANY SIGN-UP LIST TO BE SELF-MANAGED. CASH ONLY, NO CHECKS. IF SERVICE IS AVAILABLE, CREDIT CARDS MAY BE ACCEPTED WITH A MINIMUM PURCHASE AND FOR A SERVICE FEE. WE DO COLLECT SALES TAX. NO REFUNDS OR RETURNS, NO GUARANTEES OR WARRANTIES -- ALL SALES FINAL. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS OR INJURIES.

NO HOLDS, NO PILES TO SORT THROUGH LATER! ITEMS MAY NOT BE TAKEN ‘OFF THE MARKET’ AS OTHERS MAY WANT TO BUY THEM. IF IT’S IN YOUR BOX OR BAG – IT’S YOURS!

NOTE: OUR STAFF IS NEEDED INSIDE THE HOUSE AND IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR LOADING. BRING YOUR OWN HELP TO MOVE FURNITURE AND ITEMS PURCHASED. PLEASE PROVIDE YOUR OWN BAGS, BOXES, PACKING MATERIALS.


Description of sale: One of the first homes built in this neighborhood, the family moved here in 1995. Prior to this, they lived on Mercer Island. That property was purchased from Louis Lapena, famous for farming tomatoes on the south end of the island. They had the house designed and built during the Seattle World’s Fair in 1962. The house and everything in it has been meticulously cared for. Many items offered in this estate sale were purchased for the Mercer Island home.

“Dad” grew up in Longview, Washington. His father was one of twelve children. He moved from Kentucky to Washington to get away from the dangerous coal mining life… to work in the “much safer” logging industry. During the Korean conflict, dad piloted F-86 Sabre fighters patrolling the Aleutian Islands in Alaska. After his service, and thanks to the GI bill, he graduated from UW with a degree in industrial design. He had a great sense of style and was always interested in modern design. As can be seen by some of the specimen plants in the back yard, he was an avid gardener, working well into his 80s. (We’ve loved watching things bud out and then bloom!) He worked as an Industrial Designer until he was 80. He just really loved work! Fun fact: he is related to Frank and Jesse James on his mom’s side.

“Mom” grew up on Beacon Hill in Seattle, just below the old hospital overlooking I-90 and I-5. Her mom’s parents were German immigrants who settled in Seattle in the early 1900s. Her dad’s family settled in Kirkland in the late 1800s. She attended Franklin High School and remembers taking the streetcar to school. Her uncle lived in a house overlooking Boeing, and there were soldiers camped out in his backyard with a view of the factory during WWII. Her father worked for Todd Shipyards for 50 years. She attended Linfield College in Oregon. At 16, she started working at the Sears candy counter at on First Avenue (now Starbucks corporate). After college, she returned there and was secretary to the area VP, who used to fly his helicopter from Bellevue and land on the roof of the building! She continued to work as a secretary until the late 1980s.

Mom and Dad met in 1957 and have been going strong ever since. They never ever miss an episode of Wheel of Fortune, Jeopardy, or a Mariners game (especially Mom, who adores the Ms).

A partial list includes:

Art
Boulanger? (“Children Playing Musical Instruments”), etching intaglio reproductions, framed etchings purchased at the Old World Shop in Frederick & Nelson Seattle, prints framed, prints/Vincent Price Collection

Books Magazines Journals
Bible Story Book vintage 1939, Frank Lloyd Wright books, Lladro, many vintage and antique, Nancy Drew vintage, see photos for more

Clothing/Shoes (men’s/women’s)
Clark, Cole Haan, Columbia, Facconable, Ferragamo, Fluerette, Hart Schaffner Marx, J Jill, John W. Nordstrom, K Swiss, Klopfenstein’s, Lands’ End, Lanificio di Tray, Michael Kors, Monroe, Muecci Mephisto, Nautica, Nike, Nordstrom, Ralph Lauren, and more

Electronics
Ampex recorder accessory kit, Ampex vintage 985a music center amp, tuner, reel to reel with Ampex 830 speakers, Bose Wave AM/FM clock radio, Canon AE-1 camera, Digital CD player, Polaroid camera…

Furniture
CD/DVD stand 84.25” tall NIB, desk MCM style (66” wide x 36” deep x 28.5” high) and matching credenza (66” wide x 20” deep x 28.5” high), display cabinet lighted tall w/mirrored back and glass shelves (89” tall x 22” wide x 12” deep), Dixon-Powdermaker “The Orleans Collection” dresser (54” wide x 32” high x 21.5” deep), Dixon-Powdermaker “The Orleans Collection” king size headboard (78.75” wide x 37.5” high x 10” deep) and bed frame, Dixon-Powdermaker “The Orleans Collection” vintage vanity/desk (48” wide x 30” high x 21” deep) with matching stool (18.5” diameter x 17” high) purchased November 1954 from Frederick & Nelson, Dolphin MCM Danish Modern folding teak tea cart, Drexel Heritage 1960s vintage MCM “Perennian” buffet credenza 1960s (76.25” wide x 31.5” high x 15-19” deep), Ethan Allen upholstered pair of chairs (25.5” wide x 42.5/19” high x 27” deep), Henredon Travertine vintage dodecagon coffee table round base w/wheels and six columns (50” across x 16” high), Henredon vintage 1963 oval dining table (60” long x 44” wide x 28.5” high) w/4 side chairs and 2 arm chairs and 3 leaves (16”), Lane leather office chair burgundy/oxblood, Lane two-tiered lamp table (24” square x 22” high), MCM teak plywood set of four round stools w/three metal legs (13” diameter x 18” tall), MCM style desk (66” wide x 36” deep x 28.5” high) and credenza (66” wide x 20” deep x 28.5” high), PTMC rattan round glass topped table 48” diameter w/4 arm chairs w/wheels and upholstered seats, rattan vintage magazine rack from Gump’s, Samsonite padded folding chairs pair nearly new, Scan Design wooden bookshelf (84” tall x 29.5” wide x 12” deep) with corner shelves that can go on either end (84” tall x 12” wide x 11” deep), side tables, small wooden cabinet with sliding doors (36” long x 18” deep x 26.5” high), square lamp table two tiers w/iron and wood base (30” square x 18” high), Stiffel table lamps, Tomlinson MCM upholstered sofa (72” long x 28.5/16” high x 33” deep) and matching chair (31” wide x 28.5/16” high x 32” deep), both with crisscross wooden back, Tomlinson Sophisticate MCM cocktail/bar/storage table 1950s (33” square x 23” high), Tomlinson Sophisticate MCM slipper chair 1958 (29” wide x 26/14” high x 28” deep), twin beds with high yellow metal headboards on frame (two), wicker chest (26” wide x 14” high x 15” deep)

Garden Yard Patio Garage
Atlas weeping cedar in large planter, auto wash/detail supplies, Black & Decker Edge Hog, Black & Decker hedge trimmer, Black & Decker Mouse electric sander/polisher, Bryant outdoor lighting NIB, chaise lounge, Chicago 19.2v cordless reciprocating saw NIB, concrete/cast garden statue dolphin w/baby, Corian (Dawn Beige) slab 6’ tall, Corona Compound Action Tree Pruner, Cosom shuffleboard set NIB, Craftsman 14 Amp 1300psi high pressure washer, Deodor Cedar Bonsai in large aggregate planter, extension cords, extra-large Christmas tree storage bag (w/tree), garden soil/fertilizer/chemicals, garden tools, General Moisture test meter #329, glass topped patio table w/4 chairs, hose/hose reel, Igloo Elite Series ½ gallon water jug, Igloo Playmate cooler, Igloo Wheelie-Cool 42qt cooler, Makita battery drill w/charger and case, outdoor pottery, patio umbrella, patio umbrella cast iron stand, pots and planters – ceramic/terra cotta/plastic/brass, several sizes of garden pots, Shop-vac 3.0, Stack-On red Professional Steel Workbench w/back wall storage, Suncast Hosemobile, Wheelbarrow True Temper, WORX TriVac 12 Amp All-in-One Compact Blower/Mulcher/Vacuum

Glass Crystal Pottery Silver China Porcelain Sterling
''JLR'' Juventino (Juvento) Lopez Reyes pair of MCM sterling candelabras, Beatrix Potter plate, Bohemia Czechoslovakia platters, brass candlesticks variety of sizes, brass chargers (8) MCM Made in Danmark by Scanmalay, brass horns decorative, Buenilum silver plate dish, Cristal D'arques-Durand red pressed glass plates and glasses, crystal goblets with etched trees, crystal punch bowl, Cultura stainless MCM oval trays AB Silver & Stal Sweden, Dansk Bistro Christianshavn set of four blue/white flat coffee/tea mugs, Dansk Flora, Dansk long wooden tray, Dansk wooden tongs, English teacups/saucers, etched vintage crystal goblets, Fitz & Floyd, Fitz and Floyd “Florentina”, Fitz and Floyd “French Market”, Fitz and Floyd s/p shakers, Franciscan Sandalwood MCM fine china set, Goebel bird #GV73, gold rim vintage crystal goblets, Gorham sterling s/p shakers, Gorham sterling sugar tongs, Gump’s “Bullit” MCM glass barware Italy, heavy lead crystal oval bowl, Hummel #184 ''Latest News'' boy with newspaper, Italian ceramic baskets, Italian statuary peasant riding donkey, Lapid vintage pottery vase Israel, large round geranium platter from Gump’s, large vintage MCM round glass platter w/silver rim (Dorothy Thorpe?), lead crystal vintage, Lenox, Lladro matte boy w/cymbal #4613 retired, Lladro matte Geisha girl arranging flowers vase #4840, Lladro matte girl resting in tree w/book, Lladro matte girl w/basket feeding bird, Macbeth Evans pink Depression glass “Dogwood/Apple Blossom” plates, marble pedestal bowl, MCM barware and tools, MCM chafing dish/buffet server Spain, Mikasa, Mikasa Sunny Window 1976 china, Molbak’s large oblong brass planter, Monet 13” round chip/dip tray from Molbak’s, napkin rings, Oasis Collection Giftcraft red flower green trim dinnerware from Molbaks, pair of vintage 1962 Seattle World’s Fair goblets with etched Space Needle amber base, Reed & Barton ''Far East'' sterling and black Lucite tray 14⅞'' diameter, Royal Worcester Pastorale china, Sears Tradition USA stainless flatware “Fiamma”, Seattle World’s Fair pair of vintage 1962 etched goblets, Shannon Dublin lead crystal highball Godinger set of 12 NIB, Shelley teacup/saucer, silver plate vintage (FB Rogers/WR Rogers/Wilcox/Gorham/Reed & Barton/B W Buenilum/International Silver/Towle/Leonard), soapstone? jade?, Spode Copeland vintage 1940s RAP British War Relief Society beaker/cup, Stelton MCM Denmark stainless steel round tray w/bowl, sterling, sterling candlesticks, Steuben George Thompson 1949 crystal bouquet vase compote, Stuart crystal set of 4 goblets, Towle silver plate “Melon” teapot, Waterford crystal, Wear Ever vintage popcorn pumper NIB, Wedgwood Runnymede Blue china, Wilcox silver plate “Apple” teapot (as seen) creamer/sugar

Holiday/Christmas
Christmas linens/decorations/wreaths/décor/ornaments, Christmas vintage Shiny Brite and other ornaments, Swarovski Christmas ornament 2007, Waechtersbach red creamer and sugar w/Christmas tree, Waechtersbach red plates w/Christmas tree, Waechtersbach red tea or coffee pot w/Christmas tree

Jewelry
including costume, sterling, some gold/gold-filled; Eisenberg, jade, Krementz, Monet, Swarovski, Taxco, Trifari, VanGuard, more…

Kitchen
Aladdin Stanley ½ half gallon thermos w/box, All-Clad gourmet 12qt multi-cooker w/two steamer baskets and lid NIB, Arcoroc Classique glass mugs, Belgique cookware, clear glass dinnerware LOTS, Cristal D'arques-Durand red pressed glass plates and glasses, Cuisinart coffee maker, Cuisinart Mini-Prep, Farberware cookware, Farberware vintage Country Crock #266 NIB, FSP chrome bowls for electric stove NIB, Hamilton Beach vintage avocado green electric NIB, kitchen gadgets, Kitchenaid hand mixer, Krups coffee grinder, Krups Universal folding electric kitchen slicer, Maxim electric crepe maker, Nordic Ware muffin popover pan NIP, Nordic Ware Tender Cooker, Presto 11” electric skillet w/glass cover, Pyrex clear baking dishes, Revere Ware cookware, Rubbermaid, The Pampered Chef springform pan set, Sunbeam vintage waffle iron, sundae glasses vintage, Tupperware, Tupperware Spin and Save salad spinner, Wear Ever vintage popcorn pumper NIB, West Bend vintage “Country Inn” Dutch oven 5 qt, white ceramic covered casserole dish with chicken lid

Linens
Bob Van Allen vintage napkins, Crate & Barrel Chilewich striped placemats, Damask vintage tablecloths and napkins, table linens and placemat sets, The Company Store feather/down comforter, towels some gently used some new Ralph Lauren/Lands’ End, Vera vintage napkins

Office
A.W. Faber Castell vintage #4050 Germany solid brass pencil sharpener, A.W. Faber Precision Point vintage lead pointer sharpener, Aiwa computer speakers, Ajusto vintage lab/drafting stool chair blue vinyl w/chrome legs and foot rests, Bolex 18-5 Super vintage projector, Canon F1 camera in case, Carb-Othello #1406 Germany colored pencils and pastels, CDs DVDs VHS, Cross pens and refills, Dietzgen Commander instruments made in USA, Eberhard Faber Nupastel color sticks, engineering supplies, Fellowes DM65C paper shredder, HWC 12 Holbein artist watercolors NIB, K&E 1400W architects’ flat scale, K&E 1852-8 Luxylite triangle, K&E architectural instruments, Lane leather office chair burgundy/oxblood, Logitech WingMan Extreme digital 3D joystick w/USB adapter, Memorex CD player, Mitutoyo digimatic caliper, Nupastel color sticks Eberhard Faber, office countertop cabinet 3 drawers 2 trays, office desk and matching credenza MCM? vintage 1970s, office supplies, Panasonic auto reverse FM-AM stereo radio cassette player, Presto vintage single hole paper punch, Prismacolor PM 108 pens, slide rule manual Log Log Duplex Decitrig #N4081, Sony CD/DVD player DVP-SR210P, V vintage German drafting compass, Verilux desk lamp

Other
antique wicker doll carriage, Bachman trains and accessories N scale, bookends (alabaster, stone, marble, wooden, Snoopy), Borg vintage bathroom scale, carved wooden figurines antique, decorative rugs, Dietzgen Commander instruments made in USA, Elbert Hubbard’s Scrap Book 1923 leather, electric fans like new, F-86 Saber collector card, fabric on bolt, Fantasia – flip book, Frank Lloyd Wright coasters, Hartman Luggage leather bag/satchel w/extras, Hewlett Packard 95LX palmtop computer, Homedics ParaSpa Plus paraffin bath NIP, Humpty Dumpty nursery lamp 1968 vintage, Huskies memorabilia, Jones New York leather wallet, Kandell fabric vintage on bolt, Kaz SmartHeat heating pad, Kenworth K100E 1/64 scale lockable coin bank United Van Lines, lamps, Madame Alexander doll (two) w/original box – Alice #1552, Madame Alexander doll w/original box – Heidi #1580, Madame Alexander doll w/original box – Netherlands #521, Madame Alexander doll w/original box - Poor Cinderella #1540, Mickey Mouse vintage sweatshirt “Mickey’s Golf Club”, Mickey Mouse vintage toys, Mickey Mouse watch wall clock, Mitutoyo digimatic caliper, Monsac leather purse, Oreck Commercial XL upright vacuum, Peanuts vintage, Play Ball! a - flipbook by Patrick Jenkins, Polaroid, Rubbermaid/Sterilite bins, Safety 1st premium comfort reclining booster, Samovar tea urn vintage brass w/tea pot tray bowl, Samsung Digimax 530 camera, sculpting tools vintage Caselli Italy, Sears Silvertone twelve transistor radio, Seiko vintage Seikosha quartz pyramid clock NIB, Sharp ELSI MATE EL-8009S, Shirley Temple lookalike vintage doll, Stan Kenton and his Orchestra Capitol Records Volume one “Innovations in Modern Music”, Stiffel table lamps, The Magic Wand - a flipbook by Patrick Jenkins, Thomas & Friends Rheneas and the Roller Coaster Set, Travelpro black executive rolling computer brief w/extendable handle, Trend Play Yard Nursery Center, U.S. flags, United Features 1969 vintage bendable toy – Charlie Brown w/baseball mitt, United Features 1969 vintage bendable toy – Lucy, United Features 1969 vintage bendable toy – Snoopy, Vicks Cool Mist Humidifier, Vivitar zoom Thyristor 2500, white metal round garden thermometer England, wicker antique doll carriage, wicker chest (26” wide x 14” high x 15” deep), Wings of Texaco 1930 Travel Air Model R Mystery Ship NIB, Wings of Texaco 1931 Stearman Biplane NIB, Wings of Texaco Grumman Goose Airplane coin die cast metal bank NIB 4th in series, Wings of Texaco’s First Plane 1927 Ford Tri-Motored Monoplane NIB, Wings trading card F-86 Saber USAF jet fighter, Wiss #CB-7 pinking shears in box, Woof Poof stuffed dolls several


text: Patty (206) 914-6150

email: patty@sistersantiques.com


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SISTERS ANTIQUES PRESENTS
THE SPRING HILL FARM ESTATE SALE
WOODINVILLE WA


We will be continuing to sell from this estate -- email for details: patty@sistersantiques.com

Woodinville, Washington

A little extra information…

A clipboard with the sign-up sheet will be posted on the galvanized farm gate (entrance to parking area for the sale) – NOT on the black wrought iron gate. This is the next driveway to the east.

The galvanized farm gate will be opened around daylight (6:15 – 6:30) and you can park on the field. The sign-up sheet will be moved to a canopy at the west side of the field.

Family lives on the backside of the property – no strolling allowed! Please stay within the marked area – no exceptions! If you decide to wander, you will be asked to leave.

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NO EARLY ENTRY. ANY SIGN-UP LIST TO BE SELF-MANAGED.

CASH ONLY, NO CHECKS, NO CREDIT/DEBIT CARDS. BRING YOUR OWN BAGS, BOXES, PACKING MATERIALS. WE DO COLLECT SALES TAX. IF YOU ARE A RESELLER, WE MUST HAVE A COPY OF A VALID AND CURRENT RESELLER CERTIFICATE.

NO REFUNDS OR RETURNS -- ALL SALES FINAL. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS OR INJURIES.

PLEASE NOTE: OUR STAFF IS NEEDED INSIDE THE HOUSE AND IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR LOADING. BRING YOUR OWN HELP TO MOVE FURNITURE AND ITEMS PURCHASED.

PARKING IS AVAILABLE IN THE LOT NEXT TO (EAST OF) THE ESTATE SALE. IF LARGE PIECES ARE PURCHASED, YOU WILL BE ABLE TO PULL IN CLOSER TO THE HOUSE FOR PICK-UP.

*Please note: The home is so full of antiques that we were only able to get a few of our tables up. Larger pieces of furniture that are packed with items need to be paid for and picked up at the end of the day.

A little history of Spring Hill Farm…

In 1912, Kate Flanagan purchased 100 acres of land with a small, hand-hewn log home, in Maltby. The property acquisition later grew to a total of 140 acres, with an additional 40 acres purchased across the railroad tracks. The property known as the Maltby Ranch had been logged at the turn of the century for timber and had hundreds of stumps remaining. Kate and her son, West, along with a team of horses, dug out and removed the stumps. They eventually cleared about 60 acres to be used for cattle grazing and farming.

According to memoirs later written, this mother/son duo were real pioneers, moving from “modern” conveniences in Seattle to such rudimentary appliances as were available on a simple rural stump farm. The existing house was constructed of virgin cedar with hand-hewn and hand-split logs, 30” wide, and pinned together with huge cedar dowels. It boasted two rooms, heated by a wood cook range. The dark log walls were covered with German newspapers and the only light was supplied by oil lamps. A 12’ deep well stood conveniently just outside the door from which clear, cold water was retrieved by a pitcher hand pump. There were no bathroom facilities; an old outhouse was located a distance from the house. Baths were infrequent and then by way of a wash tub.

In 1915, a portable sawmill was brought in to mill Douglas Fir logs into planks. The lumber was used to construct a new farmhouse, garage, multiple chicken houses, and a brooder house. Over the years, Kate and West built the largest egg-producing chicken ranch this side of the Mississippi River. West established relationships with several grocery stores and restaurants in the University District and Pike Place Market. He made weekly visits to his customers to sell their eggs. In addition to eggs, the farm also produced apples, pears, cherries, and raspberries.

West married in 1922, and in 1929, he and his wife, Eva, gave birth to a son, Del. Their son grew up working the farm with his parents and grandmother Kate. He first used horses to pull a plow and later welcomed the change to a tractor to pull the hay rakes and tedder. At one point there were 50,000 chickens and 40 cattle on the land.

Eggs produced on the farm were sold to the federal government for use with products sent overseas to the troops. This was 1942, and it was Del’s responsibility to walk through the chicken houses at night and make sure the windows were covered. No light was allowed to show for fear of being mistaken as a factory and being a target for an enemy attack.

Del married in 1950, and he and Pat had 6 children. (Her love of china and glassware began when Del’s mother gave her a “pretty English bone china friendship cup” for her birthday.) By 1962, all the chickens had been sold and the farm was no longer producing. Five years later, Del’s parents sold all but 14 acres of the original Spring Hill Farm. Today, much of the original acreage is an industrial park and Hwy 522 bisects the original property. The hand-hewn log house and farm buildings are gone.

Seventeen years after building a home on the original homestead, the two constructed several commercial-size greenhouses and propagated perennial plants. The plants originated from Pat’s ever-expanding lush gardens. Thus begun, “Pat’s Perennials” in 1985. Over the years, Pat and her beautiful landscaping were featured on television shows like “Gardening in America” with Ed Hume and “The Victory Garden.”

In 1996, they closed their perennial business and retired. They did continue to maintain their gardens for their own enjoyment. Closing the business allowed Pat to have more time to paint and make weekly visits to antique stores in Snohomish.

There is such interesting history here…


A partial list includes:

Antiques and Collectibles
1927 Bakelite Telechron Art Deco skyscraper clock
baskets
castor set
collection of hand painted porcelain pieces w/violets
easels
Fowler Oldfield barometer
framed mirrors
framed silhouettes
mantle clock
Matson oval dresser mirror
perfume bottles
pitcher and bowl sets
tole painted trays
Winchester stag handle carving set w/original bag
wrought iron round table w/2 chairs and matching beverage cart
Wurttemberg Germany grandmother longcase oak clock presented February 14, 1929

Art
art books
art supplies
artist brushes
framed and unframed art (hundreds)
frames hundreds all sizes and shapes
greeting cards (printed by artist)
oil paints

Barn, Farm, and Primitive Finds
1800s handmade child’s desk
4-stick candle mold
Arts & Crafts desk
bellows
blow torch
Blue Band stoneware
cast iron shoe trees w/stand
chairs
coffee grinder
copper bed warmer
cow bell
crop disc
domed trunk
enamelware
field rake
galvanized coal scuttle
galvanized items
garden tools
Geneva hand fluter 2 part
hay rake
iron wagon wheels
lanterns
milk cans
miner’s or railroad lunchbox
oil lamps
old bottles
pipe rack
plow
pots and planters
printer trays
rear tractor scoop
sad irons
Saferon Massengill mini iron
Salter iron No. 3
smudge pots
Soda Acid Fyr Fyter copper and brass fire extinguisher
spoon racks
stoneware bean pot
stoneware crocks
tractor rake
trunks
Wagner cast iron kettle
washboard
Western Stoneware jugs
wooden butter churn
wooden cabin (doll size)
wooden nut cracker

Books Antiques/Vintage/Newer
antiquarian
art
cooking
gardening
holiday
local history
music
novels
railroad
reference
religious
travel

Brass/Copper/Pewter/Silver
bells
bowls
candlesticks
canisters
coffee/tea service
flatware
mugs
pitchers
planters
pots
salt/pepper
school bell
tea pots
trays

China Glass Porcelain Pottery
3-handle porcelain portrait loving cup
amberina canister set
aqua coin dot glass
art glass
Aynsley
Bavarian porcelain
Bavarian Schumann Arzberg
Belleek Irish and American
Blenko
blue hobnail glass
blue opalescent glass
Blue Willow
bowls
brides basket presented in antique gold gilt frame
brides baskets small and large
Bruning
Cambridge
candlesticks crystal
chocolate pot w/cups saucers
coin dot
Coventry
cranberry glass
crystal cake plates
Depression glass several colors
Erphila
Fenton
Fiesta
figurines
Flow Blue
Fostoria American
Fostoria Coin
Frankoma
glass/porcelain shoe collection
Goldscheider
Hall
Haviland
Heisey
hobnail
Howard Pierce
huge set of white Haviland Limoges china
Indiana Glass Ruby Flash leaf pattern punchbowl large underplate cups rare
ironstone pitchers
L.A. Potteries
Lemon Federal ironstone
Lenox
Limoges
Lipton
lusterware
McCoy
Niloak
Nippon
plates
platters
Portmeirion
Pyrex
Queen Anne
Red Wing
Rosenthal
Roseville
Royal Albert
Royal Haeger
RS Germany
RS Prussia
Rum Rill
serving plates
Spode
Stangl
sugar/creamers
tea cups and saucers
tea sets
trays
uranium glass
US Pottery
Waechtersbach
Wave crest
Weller

Furniture Antique/Vintage
Arts & Crafts coffee table w/drawer
balloon-back chair ornate antique
barrister 3-stack bookshelf w/o glass
bookcases (several)
buffet
china/glass cabinets
coffee tables
corner wall curios
dining table oval w/2 leaves and 6 chairs
display cabinets (several)
dressers
etageres
file cabinet oak
footstool w/brass feet
hall tree
handmade coffee table from old growth farm lumber
highboy dresser
ice cream table w/4 chairs oak
ladies’ drop front desk
ladies’ vanity
Lane cedar chest
lanterns
lowboy dresser
nesting table set
night stands
primitive cedar chest
small tables (several)
trunks
upholstered matching chair and stationery rocker Victorian
vanity
Victorian dresser with beveled mirror
Victorian oak bed frame w/high back
vitrine
wall shelves/curios
wrought iron patio tables chairs tea cart

Furniture Other
bookcases
desks
Ethan Allen loveseats (2)
Ethan Allen sofa and matching swivel rocker
high back upholstered chairs (2)
oak barrel back chairs (4)
office chair
round table with two leaves
tall lighted display case w/storage

Garden
cast iron lanterns
concrete critters
farm equipment
galvanized items
pottery
stepping stones
wagon wheels wooden and iron
yard art

Linens
crocheted
embroidery
knitted
table linens

Lighting Antique and Vintage
artist created lamp
crystal and pressed glass lamps
crystal chandelier
hanging farm fixtures
Italian gold leaf and crystal chandelier
studio pottery lamps
wagon wheel ceiling fixture (wheel from old farm)
wrought iron wall lamp fixtures

Other
antique tools
area rugs
artificial flowers
Brother printer HL-22
cassettes
Christmas items
Epson Printer WF-2650
kitchen items and small appliances
LG washer/dryer combo
luggage
monitors
printers
project furniture
Samsung 40” TV UN4045003af
Singer sewing machine and cabinet
stained glass
VHS
vinyls
Vizio TV D24h-g9



text:
Patty (206) 914-6150
Amy (425) 503-6895

email: patty@sistersantiques.com

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SISTERS ANTIQUES ESTATE SALE -- WOODINVILLE

PRIVATE SALE (BY APPOINTMENT ONLY)

Thursday, July 21st / 10:00 - 4:00
Friday, July 22nd / 10:00 - 4:00
Saturday, July 23rd / 10:00 - 12:00



YOU MUST EMAIL FOR AN APPOINTMENT

patty@sistersantiques.com


Our clients moved and this home has been sold. The majority of larger furniture items, clothing, and their personal items have been removed.

BUT… They have three generations of antiques, including sterling silver, jewelry, high-end crystal and art glass (Tiffany, Lalique, Kosta, Pairpoint, Limoges, etc.)!

We rarely conduct an appointment-only sale due to all the complications, but this is an exception! We have limited use of the first floor and we are offering the best of the best!

Please take a few minutes and read the description on our website, look through the photos, and email if you wish to attend! We are unable to set appointments via text or phone calls – ONLY email. We will confirm time and day as well as the location. After an appointment is set, if there is any change on your part, you must immediately notify us

While we are specifically showcasing some vintage furniture, amazing crystal and porcelain, a fabulous selection of sterling silver including flatware, and beautiful antique and vintage jewelry, there are other things offered as well.

Cash only, no checks. Internet service is sketchy so credit cards will not be accepted. Please bring your own bags, boxes, packing materials, and help to move furniture and items bought. We are NOT able to assist with loading purchases. No refunds or returns -- all sales are final. Not responsible for accidents or injuries. We do collect sales tax as required for the state of Washington. If you are a reseller, we must have a current copy of your reseller certificate.


A partial list includes:

Books
antique
children’s
decorator
leather-bound
novels fiction and non-fiction
quilting large collection

Children’s
board games
DVDs/VHS
Playmobil
rubber stamps
Thomas the Train

Collectibles
album w/match book collection 1930s
cloisonne vase
Cromargan Germany stainless pieces
doll chair
model cars NIB
Partylite
Precious Moments large NIB collection
Raikes bears NIB

Décor - Antique
Bradley & Hubbard slag glass lamp
carved wooden ‘tree’ container w/stag
gilded mica shade cylindrical lamps antique
suitcase w/stickers antique Myer Siegel & Co.
walnut clock
walnut clock 8-day Kansas by Kroeber
World Market decorative wooden trunks

Furniture
camphor chest vintage
diminutive, tall back oak chair Queen Anne legs
doll rocking chair antique
iron bench upholstered
iron headboard/footboard queen
painted drop-front secretary desk w/glass front door above
pub table w/6 chairs and 18” leaf (42” round 60” oval, 42” wide)
two trunks
walnut rocking chair antique upholstered
Windsor youth chair
wooden tea cart vintage

Crystal Glass Pottery China Porcelain
Bavaria Schumann Arzeberg Germany tea set 11 pieces
Belleek Shamrock china 41 pieces
Cauldon England china set Burley & Co Chicago 6.25” plates 10 pieces
crystal – multiple sizes and shapes
crystal pedestal cake plate
cut crystal
Dresden porcelain place card holders set/8
etched crystal goblets
Fitz & Floyd cat teapot 1.5 qt
Franciscan Desert Rose dinnerware 49 pieces
German woven porcelain baskets
Kosta pre-1976 etched crystal goblets various sizes
Majolica covered corn dish w/tray Portugal Hall House
Pairpoint pair etched crystal compotes w/bronze and marble base
Pope Gosser china
pressed glass
R. Lalique 1930s Bambou glasses 7
Tiffany Studios L.C.T. Favrile iridescent art glass bowls 1 large and 2 small
Tiffin-Franciscan King’s Crown thumbprint glassware 46 pieces

Jewelry Vintage and Antique
Ferragamo necklace w/high heeled shoe
ladies' watches
necklaces, rings, brooches, bracelets, earrings, pins, charms, cufflinks (gold, sterling, signed and unsigned costume pieces)

Silver Plate
assorted serving pieces
baby cups
knives
Lovelace compote
Pairpoint
Reed & Barton tea service
serving spoons
souvenir spoons
Watrous

Sterling Silver
assorted tableware
baby cups
Cartier candle snuffer w/box and flannel
cigarette case
coin silver
Crown candlesticks
Georg Jensen sauce ladle
La Pierre dresser set
MOP handled items
Saart Bros. salt pepper shakers
salt spoons
serving pieces
souvenir spoons
Towle sterling Old Colonial 143pcs
Wallace Evening Mist 11pcs
Webster trivet drink coasters

Other
black formal dress
Brother 1034d serger
Christian Dior blue jacket
dolls
fireplace sets
games
iron and leather firewood carrier
jigsaw puzzles
kitchen items
ladies’ hats vintage
model cars NIB
Nikon camera
Precious Moments large collection
purse collection including beaded, Whiting & Davis, Coach
Raikes bears
screen star autographed photographs
vintage matchbook covers in album
White antique sewing machine w/case
White antique treadle sewing machine



email: patty@sistersantiques.com


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SISTERS ANTIQUES ESTATE SALE -- WOODINVILLE

Saturday, April 23rd / 8:00 - 4:00 * Sunday, April 24th / 8:00 - 4:00

Sale has ended

NO EARLY ENTRY. SIGN-UP LIST TO BE SELF-MANAGED. WE DO LIMIT THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE IN THE HOUSE AT ONE TIME. CASH ONLY, NO CHECKS.

BRING YOUR OWN BAGS, BOXES, PACKING MATERIALS. WE DO COLLECT SALES TAX. NO REFUNDS OR RETURNS -- ALL SALES FINAL. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS OR INJURIES.

PLEASE NOTE: OUR STAFF IS NEEDED INSIDE THE HOUSE AND IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR LOADING. BRING YOUR OWN HELP TO MOVE FURNITURE AND ITEMS PURCHASED.

OH… BOOTIES, BAREFEET, OR BOMBAS – WE NEED TO PROTECT THE LIGHT-COLORED CARPET! ALSO, WE ARE ASKING THAT MASKS BE WORN AT ALL TIMES IN THE HOUSE AND GARAGE.


Description of sale: This beautifully maintained home is just minutes north of the Woodinville Costco and full of all sorts of treasures! This is a one-owner home, occupied for over thirty years. The home is immaculate, and everything is in pristine condition.

And yes… we are still unpacking boxes, cleaning out the attic space, and emptying their mini-barn. We hope to add more to the list soon! Remember to scroll through the photos – you will see a lot more than listed!

A partial list includes:

Art
Adolphe Lalauze
Bergsma
Claude Dorval
Harry Roseland
Phillip Gray

Appliances
GE freezer
Whirlpool Roper refrigerator

Collectibles
1976 vintage Supercase 45rpm record carrying case, DC Comics
Air Force bomber jacket vintage
Austin production slim cowboy statue
barware
Bell System antique phone
Boeing items
chenille bedspread vintage
Chřibská Bohemian art glass
Cross pen sets
Frankoma tepee salt pepper shakers
frog collection
Henry Weinhard’s Private Reserve wooden case
Jim Beam bottles
metal wall sculpture forest
one-armed bandit toy slot machine
pewter
quilts vintage
Salt Marsh pottery
Tony Evans #332 18” Raku Lava Luster vase
Wade figurines
Wilton RWP Armetale vintage

Electronics
CDs and DVDs
Classic DVD player DVD42S
Mini-Merle Delmonico Nivico Model 234
Polk audio monitor 6 series w/3 speakers
Sony 5-disc player CDP-C325
Sony receiver STR-GX67ES
Toshiba DVD player SD-K600
Toshiba flat screen television 42'' Model 42rv530u

Furniture
Alta Vista Lane Constellation vintage side table 1958
antique armoire with wine cabinet (76” tall, 38” wide, 16.75” deep)
Bassett china cabinet (84” tall, 65.5” wide, 18” deep)
Bassett dining set w/6 chairs 1 leaf (44”x68”, 2 18” leaves)
Bernhardt dresser w/mirror (69.5”x18” deep)
Bernhardt pair nightstands (26”x17”)
beveled mirrors (31”x43” and 30”x42”)
Binkosha regulator clock antique
Bombay candlestick table
brass fern stands
brass king size bed w/Tempur-Pedic mattress
brass vintage clothing rack
demilune table
desk antique w/2 drawers (32” tall, 36” wide, 19” deep)
drop leaf coffee table (52”x18”, 52”x36” w/leaves up)
English antique oak dresser w/beveled mirror (62” tall w/mirror, 36” wide)
iron tiered rack w/3 baskets
lamps table and floor
Lane cedar chests 2 (47.25” wide, 19.5” high, 17.75” deep)
marble top walnut server w/4 drawers (32” tall, 32” wide, 16” deep)
microfiber chair (46” wide)
microfiber couch (90” long)
oak antique rocking chair
oak coffee table (20”x48”, 16” high)
office desk and table (37.5”x31” and 50”x31”)
pine hutch w/glass doors upper cupboard below (75” tall, 39” wide, 20” deep)
Queen Anne Georgian style tea tables w/pull out trays 2 (28”x18”)
roll top desk (39” high, 34” wide, 18.5” deep)
side table one drawer (27”x22”)
Whalen pub table w/4 chairs (38” square, 36” high)
white iron queen bed frame w/side rails
white/ivory sofa (93.5” long, 27” high, 34” deep)
wingback chair (40” high, 28” wide, 33” deep)
wrought iron folding round table w/2 chairs
wrought iron table w/4 chairs vintage Meadowcraft ‘Meadow Rose’ (30”x48”)
wrought iron vanity chair
yellow wrought iron baker’s rack (73” tall, 23.75” wide, 12” deep)

Garage
Arrow electric staple gun
Arrow staple tacker
Black & Decker circular saw
Black & Decker folding worktable
Black & Decker hedge trimmer
Chilton’s repair book 1972, 1978
concrete hand tools
Crafsman radial arm saw
Craftsman air compressor 8 gallon #919.153010
Craftsman rolling tool chest
Craftsman sockets
Crary Bear Cat chipper/shredder No. 80 w/Briggs & Stratton 8 HP motor
engine hoist
extensions cords
Freud joiner
generator
John Deere LT150 5-speed w/trailer
Ladders
laser level
lawn roller
Mac Cat chainsaw
Makita planer M101
Makita reciprocal saw
Makita table saw No. 270008
metal car ramps 2
orbital waxer
Pinke autoanalyzer
RL Flowmaster backpack #614
rolling tool chest
roof anchor and harness
Roto zip
Scotts lawn spreader 2
ShopVac
Skilsaw circular saw
Stihl gas blower BG58C
Stihl yard vac 5H 86C
Tecumsen 5000 watts pressure washer
Toro electric blower
work light

Garden Yard Patio
bench with built in planters (72.25” long, 21” deep)
concrete bird bath
garden tools
wheelbarrows

Giftware (All new)

Glass Pottery Crystal China Porcelain Silver
bar ware
Bartlett Collins vintage goblets
Belleek
Candlewick
Christmas china set
cobalt glass pitcher
cups and saucers
Dansk cutting board
decanters
Depression glass
Duncan Miller
Fenton
Fostoria American
Frankoma
Hall teapots
Hazel Atlas large green apple dish
Johnson Brothers Friendly Village serving platter
Lusterware 6-piece set
McCoy
Pink Orchid fine china
Princess House
Roseville
Royal Wentworth fine china
studio pottery
uranium glass
Wallace Baroque vintage coffee tea service 5 pcs vintage

Holiday
Christmas decorations and décor
Halloween/Autumn décor
Spring decorations

Jewelry !

Kitchen
14-piece Christmas glass hostess set vintage
baking pans
Black & Decker hand mixer
carafes
Chef’s Choice diamond hone sharpener #110
Corning ware
Crock pots 2
Cuisinart coffee grinder
Farberware pots pans
Farberware large set of white dinnerware
glass vintage snack sets
glassware
Hazel Atlas
Jack LaLanne power juicer
KitchenAid food prep
Oster blender
pasta maker
pitchers
punchbowl and cups
Pyrex
TFal OptiGrill
The Bread Machine
utensils
vases

Office/Workshop
aluminum folding chair vintage
camp chairs
HP 7155 printer
modular picnic table w/benches (48”)
olive green mid-century metal cabinet
wooden glider (49” wide, 26” deep)
workbenches 3

Other
Kirby Sentria vacuum
Miele Aquarius vacuum
Pfaff Type #6120 sewing machine (needs adjusting)
Singer #2662 sewing machine

and still adding more...

text: Patty (206) 914-6150

email: patty@sistersantiques.com


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SISTERS ANTIQUES ESTATE SALE / WOODINVILLE

Saturday, June 5th / 8:00 - 4:00
Sunday June 6th / 8:00 - 4:00

Email for information



WE ARE FOLLOWING COVID GUIDELINES. ABSOLUTELY NO ONE WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE SALE WITHOUT A MASK THAT FULLY COVERS THE NOSE AND MOUTH. MASKS MAY NOT BE REMOVED. NO EXCEPTIONS! PLEASE MAINTAIN SOCIAL DISTANCE OF AT LEAST 6 FEET WHILE OUTSIDE.

NO EARLY ENTRY. ANY SIGN-UP LIST TO BE SELF-MANAGED. CASH ONLY, NO CHECKS. WE DO COLLECT SALES TAX. NO REFUNDS OR RETURNS, NO GUARANTEES OR WARRANTIES -- ALL SALES FINAL. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS OR INJURIES.

*** A sign-up list will be at the driveway. You may sign up at any time; the amount of people in the carriage house will be limited at any given time. The sooner you sign up, the better your chances will be of getting in on time. We will begin calling out names at 8:00 Saturday morning. ***



1954 FLXIBLE VISICOACH

Asking Price: $54,999

Original Mount Rainier National Park Tour Bus / Rare Scenic Roof Sightseer Windows

Well-documented history. Recorded in the Flxible VIN history, this is one of only two Mount Rainier National Park tour busses; it’s unknown if the other still exists. As seen in the photos, there is an original park brochure and post cards displaying the bus. The destination scroll includes, ''Seattle, Tacoma, Sunrise (Lodge), Paradise (Lodge), Special and Rainier Nat’l Park.''

Converted to an RV / Motorhome in 1972. Original blueprints for the conversion are included. Registration and documented owner history, following Mount Rainier National Park, dated back to 1972 or earlier. Many original owners’ manuals and diagrams in addition to handwritten driver logs.

Currently stored in an indoor RV garage located in Woodinville, Washington

Highlights:
Caterpillar 1150 Diesel
Four speed manual transmission with two speed rear end
New batteries
All new wheels and tires
Roof air conditioning works
Motor and transmission recently gone through with various updates and repairs (over $10,000 in mechanical work completed by a specialized diesel mechanic)
Water pump, tanks, toilet, refrigerator, freezer, gas stove, Onan generator, and more
Fresh and black water holding tanks complete and holding residual water
New 30amp power cord wired in, powers the coach well
Headlights and taillights in working order
Front and rear electric heaters in working order
Windshield wipers work
Air horn sounds like a train!

There are other pieces of glass believed to be two additional scenic windows -- one of the most rare and unique things about this bus. Also included are the rest of the original scenic window shades. There are various additional rare interior and exterior trim pieces.

Reason for selling: We are a large family with five children and need a motorhome large enough for traveling. We have determined it just is not realistic to make this work for us.

Price: $54,999



Text/phone:

Patty Green (206) 914-6150

Amy Englet (425) 503-6895



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SISTERS ANTIQUES ESTATE SALE -- WOODINVILLE

Saturday, June 5th / 8:00 - 4:00
Sunday June 6th / 8:00 - 4:00

Sale has ended; contact SISTERS for questions about available items

WE ARE FOLLOWING COVID GUIDELINES. ABSOLUTELY NO ONE WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE SALE WITHOUT A MASK THAT FULLY COVERS THE NOSE AND MOUTH. MASKS MAY NOT BE REMOVED. NO EXCEPTIONS! PLEASE MAINTAIN SOCIAL DISTANCE OF AT LEAST 6 FEET WHILE OUTSIDE WAITING TO ENTER AND ONCE INSIDE THE SALE. THE NUMBER OF GUESTS INSIDE WILL BE LIMITED BASED ON SIZE OF THE HOME.

NO EARLY ENTRY. ANY SIGN-UP LIST TO BE SELF-MANAGED. CASH ONLY, NO CHECKS. IF SERVICE IS AVAILABLE, CREDIT CARDS MAY BE ACCEPTED WITH A MINIMUM PURCHASE AND FOR A SERVICE FEE. WE DO COLLECT SALES TAX. NO REFUNDS OR RETURNS, NO GUARANTEES OR WARRANTIES -- ALL SALES FINAL. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS OR INJURIES.

NOTE: OUR STAFF IS NEEDED INSIDE THE HOUSE AND IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR LOADING. BRING YOUR OWN HELP TO MOVE FURNITURE AND ITEMS PURCHASED. PLEASE PROVIDE YOUR OWN BAGS, BOXES, PACKING MATERIALS.

*** A sign-up list will be at the driveway. You may sign up at any time; the amount of people in the carriage house will be limited at any given time. The sooner you sign up, the better your chances will be of getting in on time. We will begin calling out names at 8:00 Saturday morning. ***




Description of sale: A mere sixteen months ago, we began setting up this sale in the carriage house. Under construction above several garages, was a large apartment with two bedrooms and two soon-to-be full bathrooms. No kitchen yet, but the space was there and waiting for the contractor to return as soon as the sale was completed.

And then, COVID! We delayed a couple of months, another couple of months, then we all decided it would be best to wait until the worst was over. We returned a few weeks ago to sort through all the things added to the sale, continually rearranging to get it all in!

Besides the carriage house, we commandeered one of the garages, the area under the upper deck, and all the front lawn and huge driveway we can utilize!

Great selection of items – he’s a collector and a big car guy, she stages houses, and they both love vintage! You can tell by the photographs that there is definitely something for everyone!

Partial list includes:

BEDROOM
Ashley new nightstand 2 drawers 25” wide x 16” deep x 24” high
Ashley queen sleigh bed headboard 63” wide x 54” high footboard 63” wide x 34” and side rails
bath rugs
bedding
black credenza w/2 drawers and shelf 48” long x 18” deep x 30” high
clothing men’s/women’s/children’s
Creative Memories scrapbook supplies
Crop in Style Jr. scrapbooking case
Crop in Style PSB portfolio full
frames
full size bed sets, two (no mattresses) 61” wide, 54” tall headboard, 27” tall footboard and side rails
globe
Ikea LACK square white table 22” square x 18” high
jewelry making supplies
jewelry stand metal
nightstand w/3 drawers 24” wide x 18” deep x 26” high
office chair
scrapbook books and supplies
shoes men’s/women’s
towel sets
twin headboard and foot board antique
wrought iron pet bed

BICYCLES - VINTAGE
Schwinn Ladies Lincoln Badge, pre-war 1940
Schwinn Tornado 1959
Redline 440 1994 All Chromoly
GT Performer, Maui Blue 1987
Falcon w/red wheels
Redline Yellow 2008
GT Racing Interceptor
Schwinn Phantom black

BUS
1954 FLXIBLE VISICOACH -- Original Mount Rainier National Park Tour Bus with Rare Scenic Roof Sightseer Windows
(see separate ad)

DINING AREA
2-tiered wicker and iron cart on wheels
black distressed “farm” table w/long leaf, 40” wide x 60” long x 30” high, 20” leaf to extend table to 60” square
Galvin cafeteria table lenga wood 60” wide x 44.1” deep x 31.7” high; seats 14.2” diameter and seat to floor 18.6”
stand-up metal serving chef
wicker and iron cart w/3 drawers

ELECTRONICS
Atari accessories
Denon AV-2802 receiver
Earthquake speakers
Envision computer monitors
Epson theatre projection w/remote
Hisonic wireless microphone receiver
Integra receiver
JVC GR-DVL 815 digital video camera w/tripod
KEF K-series speakers
Kodak tripod
Miner 2049er game
Miyako speakers
Nikon CoolPix 885 camerea
Olympus digital camera Stylus Tough 3000 12 megapixel
Onkyo surround sound theater speakers
Pioneer receiver VSX-1131
Polk audio speakers
Polycom
projector screen
PS3 accessories
Sony portable DVD player
Sony video camera recorder 460X CCD-TRV68
Sony video camera recorder 72X CCD-TRV65
Stanton blue upholstered oversized chair
tall speakers
TI 99/4A computer/manuals/games/programs/recorder
TI 99/4A Shamus game
TI speech synthesizer
VR One Plus
wall mount surround sound speakers
Yamaha R-V902 receiver
Yamaha YST SW011 sub woofer

ENTRY
African beaded wall hanging
billiard balls w/rack
black/cream upholstered chair, 34” wide x 33” deep, 19” seat to floor, 36” back to floor
copper pot w/floral arrangement
costume jewelry
electric fireplace w/shelves either side, 56” wide x 14” deep x 45” tall
faux small cypress in pot
Ford one-cent gumball machine on stand
hanging metal candle lantern
La Roche Laffitte turtle watercolor on silk “Chrysemis pictar darsolalia”
PartyLite extensive collection many retired
short 2-drawer stand 26” wide x 18” deep x 20” tall w/mirror and 2 hooks 26.5” wide x 52” high
torchiere table lamp
wall mount metal rack
Willie Mosconi vintage pool cue in case

FAMILY ROOM
Always Ready vintage blow torch
2 3-paned mirrors, handle on one end, 12.5” x 27.5”
3 swivel bar stools w/black vinyl seats, 29” seat to floor, 46” back to floor
AMC vintage 1960s Fire Fighter Unit No. 508 pedal car
antique sewing machine for display
art
baby buggy vintage plaid
bar stools w/wooden back swivel seat
black tray on folding metal stand
books
buttons
child’s vintage chippy white wooden chair
corbels (4) for window dressing
cowboy boots
credenza w/2 doors and shelves 54.5” x 20” x 27” high
doll buggy vintage red
faux cedar tree
first aid kit vintage green metal box
frames
glass globes for lamps and ceiling fixtures
gold vintage framed mirror 25” x 37”
gold/silver framed newer mirror 32” round
grey sectional couch, 6 back pillows w/Velcro, 74” long and 102” long, 34” back to floor, 31” deep, 5 loose throw pillows
Hooker Furniture silver coffee table 31” x 44” x 20” high
iron edging 4 panels
Johnson vintage electric floor polisher
large metal/glass pendant 5-socket hanging fixture
metal compote
pewter coffee pot
Pier 1 silver stool w/mirrored side frame white/ivory upholstery 14.5” x 18.5” x 17” high
pillows
rectangular table
round coffee table
Rowe Furniture grey/white upholstered floral chair 32” high x 29” wide, 33” deep, 2 throw pillows
silver metal articulating desk lamp
sofa table 20” x 54” x 31” high
steel mesh stool w/back and removable white pad 26” seat to floor, 40” back to floor
storage ottoman to match couch 34” x 23” x 16” high
suitcases vintage
tabletop chess/checkerboard case, 2 drawers, chess pieces, 17” square, 6” high
tall metal 3-arm candelabras
television flat screen LG
vases porcelain/pottery/glass/metal
white ceramic king chess piece 18” high
white ceramic knight chess piece 18” high
white distressed nightstand/side table w/drawer 13” x 16” x 23.5” high
white vintage 5-pane window 24” x 55”
white vintage round frame 27” diameter
wire planter tall
wooden coffee table w/metal legs (under tv table) 24” x 48” x 19” high
wooden table (tv on top) 36” x 48” x 30.5” high

GARAGE
baseball gear
car parts new
concrete tools and edge forms
fishing poles and reels
Full Tilt wakeboard
hand tools
HO Team combo water skis
Hyperlite wakeboard
JUGS Instant Screen portable batting practice screen w/case
Masters Team Comp skis
outdoor and indoor lighting
power tools including Dewalt, Stanley, Ryobi, Craftsman, more
Razor scooters
reloading supplies
Rotomat LORD Vintage German slot machine
scuba equipment including flippers, Sunlight, Seaquest buoyancy vest, weighted belts, etc.
T&H Jeep bull bar
tailgate BBQ
toolbox on wheels
upholstered chair and ottoman in “license plate” fabric
wetsuits

KITCHEN
2.2L air pot NIB
BBQ tools
beverage dispenser NIB
Calphalon
Chromcraft (?) vintage MCM kitchen set including round table and six upholstered chairs
Coleman beverage coolers
Crock pot w/traveler case
iRobot Roomba
Kellogg’s collectible plates
knife sets in wooden block stand
Mr. Coffee 5 cup Advanced Brew coffee maker
Oster blender
PartyLite Summerfest goblets, bowl w/box, platter w/box
picnic basket
rooster 3-piece canister set
Rowenta iron
Rubbermaid kitchen storage containers
three-drawer wicker cabinet in metal frame
vintage food grinder

LIVING ROOM
2 Bernhardt upholstered club chairs (fabric same as sofa), 32” wide x 30” deep, 18.5” seat to floor, 35” back to floor
black/brown framed newer mirror 33” x 41.5”
candle holders several
Circle of Friends clay candle holder
coffee table natural wood 30” x 54” x 18” high
decorative indoor planters
faux palm tree
faux plants
gold/silver framed newer mirror 41.5” x 30”
hanging metal basket w/6 candleholders
home décor items
large and heavy torchiere floor lamp amber glass shade 71” tall
Stylus beige/olive sofa, 77” long x 36” deep, 20” seat to floor, 29-37” back to floor; 2-part seat, 3 back pillows, 2 side pillows, 2 toss pillows
Victorian chair burgundy upholstery

MAN CAVE
car trophy
Corona Extra beer 6’ standup cardboard cutout beer bottle w/lime
Corona Extra beer 6’ standup cardboard cutout Mariachi with trumpet
end table w/checkerboard top and iron legs
floor lamp
foosball vintage game players
four black vinyl/chrome chairs Canada
futon black vinyl 70” wide x 37” deep seat to floor 15”, back to floor 29”
karaoke machines (singing machine)
Little Rascal vintage water skis
Lobo Tesoro metal detector
M&M advertising standing figure on wheels
metal wall shelves
neon signs: Corona, Miller Lite Seattle Mariners, Widmer (in need of minor repair)
poker tabletop octagonal 48”
Rock'em Sock'em Robots
round table (under poker tabletop) 42” round 30” high
small rectangular table w/shelf underneath
tv flat screen
Tycopro slot car controllers and track
vintage red Volkswagen hood
wooden bar stools chair height no back

PATIO
basketball hoop
boating toys towable tubes
Cub Cadet riding lawnmower model SV73OS 2005
floating lounge chair
garden tools
John Deere push mower 6.75 OHV JS63
ladders multiple sizes
Murray Weed eater
various sizes flower pots and planters
Weedeater twist and edge
wire fencing
*we are STILL digging!

TOY ROOM
Aooden highchair
banana guy large stuffed toy
Better by Design/Max Homes beige microfiber chair, 40” wide x 37” deep, 17” seat to floor, 30-33” back to floor; matching ottoman, 25” x 27”
books
Brio trains
Dragomont Castle
Duplo
Fisher-Price
Legos
Lite Brite
Mega blocks sets
Mickey Mouse costume for child Disney Store
Mission Select Mountain Action Command Center
Nerf LOTS and LOTS
Rescue Heroes
Thomas the Train
Thomas the Train costume for child
Tonka

text/phone: Patty (206) 914-6150

email: patty@sistersantiques.com


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SISTERS ANTIQUES BLOW-OUT SALE
KIRKLAND (Finn Hill)

sale has ended
address will be available 24 hours prior to sale

THE GRAND FINALE – THE BLOW-OUT SALE!

EVERYTHING will be discounted up to 75% OFF!


MASKS ARE REQUIRED FOR THIS SALE. THEY MUST FULLY COVER THE NOSE AND MOUTH. MASKS MAY NOT BE REMOVED. NO EXCEPTIONS!

WE WILL LIMIT THE NUMBER OF GUESTS IN THE HOUSE BASED ON THE SIZE OF THE HOME.

CASH ONLY! ANY SIGN-UP LIST TO BE SELF-MANAGED. NO REFUNDS OR RETURNS, NO GUARANTEES OR WARRANTIES -- ALL SALES FINAL. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS OR INJURIES.

*** YOU MUST PROVIDE YOUR OWN BAGS, BOXES, AND PACKING MATERIALS. YOU WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR PACKING YOUR PURCHASES AND HAVING ENOUGH PACKAGING. ***

BRING YOUR OWN HELP TO MOVE FURNITURE AND OTHER ITEMS PURCHASED.

We conducted a two-day sale the first weekend in November. While we were constantly busy both days and sold tons, because of the amount of treasures our client has, we still have lots to sell!

This is unlike any sale we’ve ever conducted! Our client’s spouse was an avid collector of antiques and collectibles and had always planned to open her own antique store. Sadly, this dream never came to fruition…

It took several months for us to unpack all the treasures and relocate them to larger rooms in the house. A good share of this time has been spent sorting, matching, and putting similar things together to make it easier for our customers to shop. The great room and adjoining rooms are now filled with heavy duty shelving and tables, bins and boxes, to hold everything.

This is a very specialized estate sale. Although the rooms are packed, this is not a “whole house” sale in the sense you will find kitchenware, tools, cleaning supplies, clothing, everyday items, and other things you’re used to seeing at estate sales. The items we have been hired to sell are antique and collectible – a fabulous selection for the collector, antique dealer, and online seller.

We have re-merchandised everything and set up new displays -- AND we will be conducting a one day BLOW-OUT sale! The furniture has been tagged with a final price and EVERYTHING else will be 75% off!

Make sure you look at the photos!

A partial list includes: 1000s of magazines vintage (172+ titles, late 1800s to 1960s), animal figurines, anthropomorphic vegetable shakers and apple teapot/pitcher/etc., art framed, berry bowls, books, Brayton Laguna, china sets/individual pieces, chintz, cookbooks and cook booklets, crocheted doilies and afghans, Coventry USA figurines, creamer/sugar sets, cups/saucers, Depression glass, Fenton, Fostoria, framed vintage magazine covers and advertisements, Franciscan (Strawberry, Fresh Fruit, Twilight Rose, Poppy), Imperial Glass, Jeannette pink milk glass, Josef, Lefton, luncheon sets, Madonna heads/busts, Michel & Co. figurines, Napco, Nippon and Occupied Japan, perfume bottles, pin-up magazines, plates/platters, porcelain heads/busts, Royal Copley, Royal Doulton, RS Germany, salt/pepper shakers, Sears Roebuck and Montgomery Wards vintage catalogs, sewing and embroidery items, vanity items, vinyls and 45s, violet floral china, Westmoreland, woodenware, and more!

Furniture includes: armchair w/upholstered back and seat, cabinets two-piece 84” tall 48” wide (6), coffee table caned top and shelf, curved glass cabinet, shelves tall contemporary (2), smoking stand, dresser w/mirror, and other small pieces. All heavy-duty shelving will be available after the sale.

text: Patty (206) 914-6150

email: patty@sistersantiques.com

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SISTERS ANTIQUES PRESENTS
THE SPRING HILL FARM ESTATE SALE
WOODINVILLE

ONE MORE DAY


Sunday, September 11th / 8:00 a.m. until noon

THIS IS A BY-APPOINTMENT ONLY PRIVATE SALE

* address will be provided when an appointment is made *

If you would like an appointment, please email as soon as possible.

Patty: patty@sistersantiques.com
Amy: ajenglet@icloud.net

CASH ONLY, NO CHECKS, NO CREDIT/DEBIT CARDS

NO EARLY ENTRY. BRING YOUR OWN BAGS, BOXES, PACKING MATERIALS. WE DO COLLECT SALES TAX. IF YOU ARE A RESELLER, WE MUST HAVE A COPY OF A VALID AND CURRENT RESELLER CERTIFICATE. NO REFUNDS OR RETURNS -- ALL SALES FINAL. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS OR INJURIES.

BRING YOUR OWN HELP TO MOVE FURNITURE AND OTHER ITEMS PURCHASED. WE ARE NOT AVAILABLE TO ASSIST.

*** PLEASE NOTE: The wagon wheel (antique) hanging light fixture and the LG washer/dryer combo will not be discounted at this time. Other items inside the home and on the grounds are all 50% off. (Prices on photographed items are the original prices.)

See Patty or Amy for information on contents of the studio and greenhouse.

Partial description of what's available:

Art: framed and unframed art, frames, greeting cards (printed by artist)

Barn, Farm, and Primitive Finds: Billy Goat (Honda) yard vac, cast iron shoe trees w/stand, domed trunk, galvanized items, garden tools, iron wagon wheel, lanterns, milk cans, tractor rake mower, trunks

Books Vintage/Newer

China Glass Porcelain Pottery: Bavarian porcelain, Blue Willow, bowls, Cambridge, chocolate pot w/cups saucers, crystal cake plates, figurines, Haviland china, Heisey, Lemon Federal ironstone, Limoges, lusterware, Nippon, plates, platters, Roseville, RS Germany, RS Prussia, serving plates, sugar/creamers, trays

Furniture Antique/Vintage: dressers, oak table, small tables, trunks,
Victorian upholstered chair, wall shelves/curios

Furniture Other: bookcases, desk, Ethan Allen loveseats (2), Ethan Allen sofa and matching swivel rocker, oak barrel back chair, round table with two leaves

Garden: farm equipment, galvanized items, pottery, stepping stones, yard art

Lighting Antique and Vintage: crystal chandelier, hanging farm fixtures,
wagon wheel ceiling fixture (wheel from old farm)

Other: antique tools, area rugs, artificial flowers, cassettes, Christmas items, kitchen items and small appliances, LG washer/dryer combo, luggage,
Printer, project furniture, Samsung 40” TV UN4045003af, stained glass, VHS



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SISTERS ANTIQUES ESTATE SALE

Get Yer Cowboy On!

Saturday, April 22nd / 9:00 - 4:00 * Sunday, April 23rd / 9:00 - 4:00

Sale has ended -- and boy, oh boy, was it a great one! Next will be huge -- home in Snohomish with THREE outbuildings!

NO EARLY ENTRY. ANY SIGN-UP LIST TO BE SELF-MANAGED. CASH ONLY, NO CHECKS. BRING YOUR OWN BAGS, BOXES, PACKING MATERIALS. WE DO COLLECT SALES TAX. NO REFUNDS OR RETURNS -- ALL SALES FINAL. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS OR INJURIES.

PLEASE NOTE: OUR STAFF IS NEEDED INSIDE THE HOUSE AND IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR LOADING. BRING YOUR OWN HELP TO MOVE FURNITURE AND ITEMS PURCHASED.


Every estate sale we conduct is a totally new experience! We learn so many things about the families we represent and this one certainly doesn’t disappoint!

Long-time members of SASS -- The Single Action Shooting Society – our clients were huge participants in this group! SASS is an international membership organization formed in 1987 to preserve and promote the sport of Cowboy Action Shooting™. SASS serves as the governing and sanctioning body for the sport of Cowboy Action Shooting™ and Wild Bunch Action Shooting™ worldwide - ensuring safety and consistency in the sport. SASS members share a common interest in preserving the history of the Old West and competitive shooting in a safe, fun, family-friendly environment.

NOTE: There are no firearms or ammunition for sale. This was handled privately by the family prior to our consultation.

The little girl in me – always wanting to be a cowgirl and watching every western I could on television long ago with my parents – it’s been SOOO much fun and so informative learning about this organization!

There are beautiful belts and buckles, cowboy hats and leather jackets, vests and beaded scarves, boots and cuffs, spurs, and a huge library of books, and so much more! We might have spent WAY too much time setting things up 😉.

And that’s only a small portion of what’s available! Beautiful and unique furniture, Pyrex, sterling, silver-plate, carnival glass, depression glass, jigsaw puzzles, jewelry, vintage Tupperware, bar ware, a round antique oak table with two leaves and six chairs, gorgeous antique oak secretary, art, tons of tools, beautiful clothes – ladies’ and gentlemen’s, tin antique toys, quilts, linens, a variety of books for young and old, taxidermy, EAPG, Blue Willow dishes, Lionel train catalogs (1947-1963), holiday items, office equipment, vintage toys, a set of four chairs with rush seats, games, cookware, and the list continues…

You definitely will NOT be disappointed! There will be a sign-up sheet on the front porch – make sure you add your name as soon as it’s out!

A partial list includes:

antique oak court cupboard
antlers and antler mounts
art
bar ware
Bassett bedroom set queen size bed, 2 nightstands, 2 dressers, mirror
bed queen size, 2 nightstands
binoculars (Bushnell rangefinder #200400, Leitz Trinovid 10x40 binoculars, Minuets binoculars #61062, and more)
Blue Willow dishes
blue/white stag stoneware pitcher
board games
bookcases
books books books
cameras/camera equipment (Canon A-1, Canon f/2 24 mm, Canon reflex lens 1:8 SSC, Leica Televid 77 spotting scope 20x60, Tenba camera bag, Vivitar 75-205mm, Vivitar f/2: 8 macro, and more)
carnival glass
cedar chest
chairs
china
Christmas items
clocks
clothing
collectibles
covered chicken vintage glass dishes
cowboy hats
Craftsman lawn mower
Craftsman tool chests
cruet set
crystal
cups saucers
demitasse cups saucers
Depression glass
desk lamp
dresser tall antique
dressers
EAPG
electronics
end tables
file cabinets
flags
Frederic Remington Bronco Buster 8”
household items
jewelry
jigsaw puzzles lots
kitchen utensils
Kubota 40 gallon stainless steel vacuum
lamp tables
lamps
La-Z-Boy recliner
lighters
linen chest antique
linens
Lyman universal power trimmer
mahogany desk
mahogany dresser
marbles
marble-topped antique walnut dresser
Marx vintage tin cars
Mason English covered jar
MCM silver plate in flatware box “Flair”
mechanics tools
Mickey Mouse vintage bank
mirrors
oak cabinet small vintage
oak secretary antique serpentine drawer curved glass
office supplies
oil lamps
plates platters antique/vintage
pottery
power tools
printer
Pyrex
quilts antique and vintage
rocking chair small vintage w/caned seat
rocking chair vintage caned back and seat
rocking chair vintage w/leather seat
Roseville iris umbrella stand #609
round oak antique dining table w/6 chairs 2 leaves
rush seat antique side chairs
Shawnee Smiley Pig bank
shot glass collection
sideboard antique English “Arts and Crafts”
silver-plate
slag glass 16-panel lamp antique Poul Henningsen
small appliances
small lamp table w/drawer
Spode Christmas Tree cookie jar NIB
spurs
stained glass panel duck
Tac Force range bag
taxidermy
television
tools (partial list: Blue point, Craftsman, Duracraft 45 pc tap and die set, Sk, Snap-on, Stanley, and more)
Tupperware vintage
upholstered chair
uranium glass
Vlchek
walking sticks
wall shelves
western gear (belts, holsters, El Paso saddlery belts, Poke drawstring bag, Van Horne leather/Purdy Gear, and more)
western wear (Ariat boots, Blondo boots, Carhartt, Danner, Mossy Oak, Oak Tree Farms, Scully, Stetson, Tony Lama, Wah Maker, Walls, and more)
wine glasses
wrought iron wine rack

and loads more...



text: Patty (206) 914-6150
Amy (425) 503-6895

email: patty@sistersantiques.com



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SISTERS ANTIQUES ESTATE SALE - KIRKLAND

Saturday, November 6th / 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Sunday, November 7th / 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Sale has ended * and WHAT a sale it was!


WE ARE FOLLOWING ALL COVID GUIDELINES BY THE CDC AND THE STATE OF WASHINGTON. ABSOLUTELY NO ONE WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE SALE WITHOUT A MASK THAT FULLY COVERS THE NOSE AND MOUTH. MASKS MAY NOT BE REMOVED. NO EXCEPTIONS!

WE WILL LIMIT THE NUMBER OF GUESTS IN THE HOUSE BASED ON THE SIZE OF THE HOME.

NO EARLY ENTRY. ANY SIGN-UP LIST TO BE SELF-MANAGED. CASH ONLY, NO CHECKS. IF SERVICE IS AVAILABLE, CREDIT CARDS MAY BE ACCEPTED WITH A MINIMUM PURCHASE AND FOR A SERVICE FEE. WE DO COLLECT SALES TAX. NO REFUNDS OR RETURNS, NO GUARANTEES OR WARRANTIES -- ALL SALES FINAL. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS OR INJURIES.

PLEASE PROVIDE YOUR OWN BAGS, BOXES, PACKING MATERIALS. THE MAJORITY OF ITEMS IN THIS SALE ARE DELICATE/BREAKABLE. YOU WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR PACKING YOUR PURCHASES AND HAVING ENOUGH PACKAGING.

NOTE: OUR STAFF IS NEEDED INSIDE THE HOUSE AND IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR LOADING. BRING YOUR OWN HELP TO MOVE FURNITURE AND ITEMS PURCHASED.

Description of sale: This is unlike any sale we’ve ever conducted! Our client’s spouse was an avid collector of antiques and collectibles and had always planned to open her own antique store. Sadly, this dream never came to fruition…

It has taken several months for us to unpack all the treasures and relocate them to larger rooms in the house. A good share of this time has been spent sorting, matching, and putting similar things together to make it easier for our customers to shop. The great room and adjoining rooms are now filled with heavy duty shelving and tables, bins and boxes, to hold everything.

This is a very specialized estate sale. Although the rooms are packed, this is not a “whole house” sale in the sense you will find kitchenware, tools, cleaning supplies, clothing, everyday items, and other things you’re used to seeing at estate sales. The items we have been hired to sell are antique and collectible – a fabulous selection for the collector, antique dealer, and online seller.

Please view all the pictures too! These are a fraction of the photos we’ve taken over the months. You will see there are too many items to list everything!

A partial list includes: 1000s of magazines vintage (172+ titles, late 1800s to 1960s), animal figurines, anthropomorphic vegetable shakers and apple teapot/pitcher/etc., art framed, Ballantyne Artist’s Sketch Pad pin-up girl 1956 calendar, berry bowls, books, boy’s vintage cowboy shirts, Brayton Laguna, china sets/individual pieces, chintz, collector plates, cookbooks and cook booklets, crocheted doilies and afghans, Coventry USA figurines, creamer/sugar sets, cups/saucers (300+ Aynsley, Coalport, Colclough, Foley Limoges, Paragon, Queen Anne, Royal Albert, Royal Stafford, Royal Winton, Shelley and more), Depression glass, Edwina Hollywood, Fenton, Fostoria, framed vintage magazine covers and advertisements, Franciscan (Desert Rose, Strawberry, Fresh Fruit, Twilight Rose, Poppy), Glasbake, Goldscheider, Gorham Melrose 48 piece sterling flatware set, Gorham sterling tea set, Harrison Fisher illustrated books, Herringbone/Iris Jeanette Glass, Hull, Imperial Glass, Jack-in-the-Pulpit, Jeannette delphite blue glass, Jeannette pink milk glass, Josef, Lefton, Lenox, Lenox Christmas snowman items, luncheon sets, MacPherson Artists ‘n Models 1957 calendar, Madonna heads/busts, mannequin head vintage, Michel & Co. figurines, Murano glass mirrors, Nancy Ann Story Book dolls, Napco, Nippon and Occupied Japan, perfume bottles, pin-up magazines, plates/platters, porcelain heads/busts, Pyrex, quilts, Roseville, Royal Copley, Royal Doulton, RS Germany, RS Prussia, salt/pepper shakers, scrapbooks, Sears Roebuck and Montgomery Wards vintage catalogs, sewing and embroidery items, state plates, tea sets, teacups/saucers, vanity items, Vernon Kilns, vinyls and 45s, violet floral china, Waterford, Westmoreland, woodenware, and more!

Furniture includes: armchair w/upholstered back and seat, buffet/sideboard with mirror and white marble, cabinets two-piece 84” tall 48” wide (6), coffee table caned top and shelf, corner display cabinet, curved glass cabinet, drop front desk small, drop front desk small missing door, mahogany drop front secretary w/shelves and glass doors w/4 serpentine drawers, ball and claw feet, Mission style oak armchair, pressed back side chairs (2), rectangular side table Eastlake, shelves tall contemporary (2), smoking stand, tall dressers w/mirror (2), telephone table bench, and other small pieces. All heavy-duty shelving will be available after the sale. Furniture being used for display purposes will be available at the end of the second day as long as payment in full has been made.


text: Patty (206) 914-6150

email: patty@sistersantiques.com

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SISTERS ANTIQUES ESTATE SALE -- BELLEVUE

Monday * September 21st * 10:00 am – 2:00 pm
Tuesday * September 22nd * 10:00 am – 2:00 pm
Wednesday * September 23rd * 10:00 am – 2:00 pm
Thursday * September 24th * 10:00 am – 2:00 pm


Sale has ended

We are complying with phase 2 guidelines. Proper masks that cover the nose and mouth must be worn at all times while attending the sale. No exceptions! We will have hand sanitizer available and a kitchen sink where you can wash your hands with soap and water.

Because the executor lives out of state and wishes to sell the home and liquidate all belongings in a timely manner, we are working in conjunction with the realtor to accommodate their efforts in selling the townhome.

We rarely conduct an appointment-only sale due to all the complications, but our client’s mother acquired some of the most amazing things and after our first consultation, we jumped at the chance! Please take a few minutes and read the description, look through the photos, and email if you wish to attend! We are unable to set appointments via text or phone calls – only an email. We will confirm time and day as well as the location. After an appointment is set, if there is any change on your part, you must immediately notify us. If you can carpool, that would be advisable. Parking is very tight, limited by the number of driveways (don’t block the mailboxes!). We are unable to use any signage, but the company truck with SISTERS ANTIQUES on the sides will be parked in the driveway.

While we are specifically showcasing vintage furniture, a massive amount of ladies’ clothing, a beautiful set of sterling flatware, and more jewelry than we have EVER seen in just one home, we have priced everything in the home so, in that aspect, it’s a “regular” sale with household furnishings, mid-century furniture and décor, kitchen items, cookbooks, lamps, art and decorator treasures, lots of vintage collectibles, and other items.

Due to the enormous amount of jewelry, two separate sales will be conducted. The first sale will include everything but jewelry. A second sale will be scheduled for jewelry and any other items which may still be available.

Cash only, no checks. Cell service is sketchy so credit cards may or may not be accepted. If accepted, there is a minimum purchase and a service fee. Bring your own bags, boxes, packing materials, and help to move furniture and items bought. We are NOT able to assist with loading purchases. No refunds or returns -- all sales are final. Not responsible for accidents or injuries. We do collect sales tax as required for the state of Washington. If you are a reseller, we must have a copy of your permit.

Below is a partial list of what will be available.

text: Patty (206) 914-6150 / Amy (425) 503-6895

email: patty@sistersantiques.com



Furniture:
• 1960s Hollywood Regency Weiman Heirloom Quality gold leaf oval coffee table with footed wooden base and white granite top 56“ x 27” and 17” high
• Administrator Alma mid-century walnut desk 60” x 30” and 28.5” tall (Out of High Point, North Carolina in the 1960’s. The company was bought out by Heworth in the 1990s. The patent on this design was filed in 1964. It has a laminate top which was probably used to ensure durability. Eames era “design” of the legs.)
Administrator Alma mid-century walnut return/credenza 77” x 18” and 28.5” high
• Babcock Phillips Richmond VA mid-century ottoman foot stool sewing storage with Danish modern tapered legs with brass ferules. Interior has pegs for spools of thread, pocket under lid, small tray for notions. Great vintage condition made in the U.S. measuring 15.5” square and 18.5” high
• brass coat and hat stand
• Chinoiserie Ho Ho Bird hand decorated lacquered jewelry chest with four drawers brass metal embellishments 15'' wide and 16” high
• Chinoserie black lacquer cabinet facing doors open to three drawers and shelf to side one large drawer below 22” x 13.5” and 23” high
• Chinoiserie rounded square stand 13” square at top 17” at bottom and 18” high
• Drexel French Accent gentleman’s chest 40” x 20” and 51.5” high
• Drexel French Accent nightstands pair 18” x 24” and 22.5” high
• Drexel French Accent triple dresser 76” x 21” and 31.5” high
• Drexel Heritage Bergère chair and ottoman with duck down stuffing
• Habersham wooden trunk with brass accents 20” x 28” and 21” high
• Henredon cabinet with cabinets and shelves on left 30” high and drawers on the right 23” high and 70” x 19” overall
• Henredon dining table with pedestal base 44” round and 26” high with two 20” wide leaves, and four cane back upholstered seat side chairs
• Hollywood Regency gold king size headboard with fretwork design 79” wide and 40.5” high
• Imperial bench/table 72” x 17” and 15” high
• Kent by Grand Rapids Furniture Co. mid-century rectangular two-tiered coffee table 56” x 32” and 17” high
• Luxor 1962 mid-century open-arm original upholstery pair of armchairs on casters with down/feather back cushions
• Mid-century two-drawer square lamp table 26” square and 18” high
• Mid-century server on wheels with woven cabinet door on one side and two shelves on the other side, 34” x 19” and 30” high (top flip opens to expand to 68” wide)
• Mid-century wooden armchair
• office chair
• Okin electric lift chair
• Schnadig floral upholstered camel back rolled arm loveseat with removable seat cushions and pillows 66” long
• Schnadig floral upholstered camel back rolled arm sofa with removable seat cushions and pillows 90” long
• set of four Chinoiserie nesting lacquered tables with glass insert on tops largest 20” x 15” and 26” high
• small round fruitwood accent table
• Stanley highboy dresser 39” x 19” and 53.5” high
• Stanley nightstands pair 25” x 16” and 24” high

Clothing:
There are five – yes, FIVE – closets packed full of ladies’ clothing, sizes M-L-XL. Vintage, 80s retro, current/contemporary, many NWT: dresses, suits, sets, blazers, coats, vests, blouses, sweaters, skirts, slacks, fur, shoes, purses, hats, belts, scarves, gloves… She was quite the fashion maven according to her son!

Partial list: Alfred Dunner, Alice Stuart, Anna Christie, Anne Klein, Apostrophe, August Silk, Beppi Bondi, Briggs, Canvas, Caslon, Charter Club, Clio, Columbia, Covington, Cricket Lane, Cyrus, Diffusion, DKNY, Dress Barn, Dumas, Enid Collins, French Laundry, Frenchi, Grace Dean, Lewis Haley, Hillard and Hanson, INC., J.A.C., Jones, Jones of New York, Joseph Ribkoff, JTB, Karen Kane, Koret, Kristin Blake, L.L. Bean, Lands’ End, Laura Scott, Lauren, Liz Baker, Liz Claiborne, London Fog, Methode, Michelle Nicole, Nordstrom, Nordstrom the Gallery, Nordstrom Town Square, Norton McNaughton, Notations, Paul Stanley, Pendleton, Perlita, Rafaella, Ralph Lauren, Regency Collection, Rosenfeld, Sag Harbor, Saint John, San Remo, Sarah Beth Studio, Schiaperreli, Sonya Ratay, St. John Sport, Vera, Worthington, Yves St. Claire and more!

Sterling/China/Crystal/Silver:
amethyst blown glass vase, Oneida Cube Michelangelo 74-piece set stainless flatware in wooden case, crystal punch bowl with cups, crystal stemware, Fostoria crystal stemware, Royal Doulton Arcadia set of china 93 pieces, silver plate lined ice bucket with hinged lid, silver plate serving pieces, Towle King Richard 60-piece set sterling flatware in wooden case, Venetian (?) glass floral spray

Art Collectibles Décor:
Barware, Blendo mid-century frosted pitcher with 6 multi-colored glasses, boudoir lamps with original shades vintage, brass “brutalist” vase, brass horsehead fireplace tool set, brass peacock fan style fireplace screen, Chinoiserie four panel hanging screen 12” x 36” each, Coppercraft Guild 18'' round pierced serving tray, Corningware, Corona Coronamatic 1200 electric typewriter with case, desk accessories, Federal Glass vintage bowl, Fenton silver crest two-tiered stand, Fenton white milk glass pedestal cake stand, Georges Briard set of four square sterling overlay bowls, heavy gold framed oval mirror 32” x 22”, Italian Hollywood Regency designer gold gilt tole metal 11 light chrysanthemum vintage wall sconce light measuring 64” wide by 40” tall; metal flowers easily lift off to change bulbs, J Hardelin gold foil framed print, MacIntosh SE vintage computer keyboard and manuals, MacIntosh vintage printer, macramé plant hanger with vintage pot, marble or stone vintage etched cylindrical cigarette holder with lid and round ashtray set, mid-century stainless serving pieces Denmark and Germany, mid-century stainless serving pieces Denmark Germany Sweden, nine panel mirror 36” x 36”, Polaroid and other vintage cameras and cases, Pyrex vintage bowl #441, rotary phone Denmark vintage, signed Allen Noonan originals vintage wood art framed 5 pieces, signed ARI modern abstract art framed, Skyway 3 piece set vintage luggage, Stiffel brass table lamps, Stiffel brass torchiere floor lamps, Thomas Kinkade “A New Day Dawning” reverse painted limited edition lamp, Thomas Kinkade wall clock “Spring”, Universal Statuary 1957 Last Supper plaque, Universal Statuary 1958 Asian sculptures, Universal Statuary 1962 pair of praying hand bookends, Universal Statuary pair of plaques wine motif

Other:
extension ladder, folding ladder, folding wooden luggage racks, gardening supplies and tools, George Foreman portable propane grill by Salton, hand tools, Heat Surge Fireless Flame Fireplace, ironing board, Kenmore 6cf freezer #21068, ladies golf clubs equipment and clothing, patio chairs, power tools, retro floral vinyl stacking case for clothing or hats, sewing supplies, Sharp Aquos 60LE830U 52'' flat screen television, Singer Slant-O-Matic #401 sewing machine in cabinet with manual and many accessories, sleeping bags, television stand, tools, Vornado electric fans, wood and brass school bell

Kitchen:
baking dishes and supplies, cookbooks, Emeril stainless steel cookware, glass pitchers various sizes, kitchen gadgets, Kitchenaid mixer new/newer, Keurig 2.0 K200 Plus, large marble cutting board, Magic Bullet cups and lids, marble mortar and pestle, marble rolling pin on stand, Oneida stainless steel tall pot with lid new, Osterizer blender, Pyrex sets of glass mixing bowls, Revere pots and pans vintage, set of clear mixing bowls marked France, Sharp Carousel microwave 1200w, Silit Germany vintage cookware set (introduced in the 1970s, features a heavy stainless steel base, black bakelite handles and lidded knob, decorated with a black geometric banded motif), Slice O Matic, small appliances, Sunbeam Mixmaster handheld, Sunbeam Osker, Turbo Chopper, various pots and pans.

NEW ADDITIONS (we found MORE boxes): Huge collection of Precious Moments figurines, cookie jars, porcelain/ceramic pig collection... stay tuned for additional info


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SISTERS ANTIQUES ESTATE SALE -- BELLEVUE

Friday * October 9th * 10:00 am – 2:00 pm
Saturday * October 10th * 10:00 am – 2:00 pm

Sale has ended

WE ARE COMPLYING WITH PHASE 2 GUIDELINES. PROPER MASKS THAT COVER THE NOSE AND MOUTH MUST BE WORN AT ALL TIMES WHILE ATTENDING THE SALE. NO EXCEPTIONS! WE WILL HAVE HAND SANITIZER AVAILABLE AND A KITCHEN SINK WHERE YOU CAN WASH YOUR HANDS WITH SOAP AND WATER.

We are setting appointments for every 45 minutes and ask that you limit shopping to this time period to allow the next round of visitors. We are restricting the amount of people in the house to 6 (excluding staff) at any given time. The appointment you are making is for you; no guests or other family members will be admitted if they do not have an appointment.

We are unable to set appointments via text or phone calls – only an email. We will confirm time and day as well as the location. After an appointment is set, if there is any change on your part, you must immediately notify us. If you can carpool, that would be advisable. Parking is very tight, limited by the number of driveways (don’t block the mailboxes!). We are unable to use any signage, but the company truck with SISTERS ANTIQUES on the sides will be parked in the driveway.

This sale is specifically jewelry and a beautiful set of sterling flatware. (We did not offer ANY jewelry at the previous sale.) There is more jewelry than we have EVER seen in just one home. In addition, there are some items left from last month, almost all of which have been discounted. All clothing is now 75% off! There is still a lot left because every closet in the house was packed and she also had clothing racks.

Cash only, no checks. Cell service is sketchy so credit cards will not be accepted. Bring your own bags, boxes, packing materials, and help to move items bought. We are NOT able to assist with loading purchases. No refunds or returns -- all sales are final. Not responsible for accidents or injuries. We do collect sales tax as required for the state of Washington. If you are a reseller, we must have a copy of your permit.

text: Patty (206) 914-6150 / Amy (425) 503-6895

email: patty@sistersantiques.com

Jewelry includes: 1928, 2028, A.K., A/Line, Anne Klein, Apostrophe, Art, Ashley B., BD, Bergère, Carolee, Christian Dior, Ciner, Citizen, Eisenberg, F.O. Inc. Fernando Originals, Givenchy, Goldette, Graziano, Hobé, JJ Sterling, JLo, Joseff, JTH Double, Judy Ingram, Karl Lagerfeld, KC, Kenneth Jay Lane, KJL (until mid 70s), Kramer, L.Bott, Laundry by Shelli Segal, LC, LCi, Lewis Segal CA, LG, Lizpaiacios @ SF, Lucoral, Lucy Pereda, M. Haskell, Majorica pearl, Marvella, Miriam Haskell, Mistar Bijoux, Monet, Musi, Mx (Michael Morrison), Napier, Nina Ricci, Parklane, pearls, Peyote Bird/sterling and coral, Regency, rhinestones, Richelieu, Robert, Robert Rose, Roger Wheeler, Roman, S.A.L. (Swarovski 1977-1988), Sarah Coventry, Sorrento gold filled, Sorrento sterling, Stanley Hagler, Sterling 925, Swarovski, TARA, Taxco sterling, The Icing, Tortolani, Trifari, Ultra, Vendome, Weiss, Worthington, YSL, Yves St. Laurent, and more. There is also an enormous amount of costume jewelry that is unmarked.

We believe the jewelry is from the 1940s through the early 1990s.

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SISTERS ANTIQUES
“P.S. Gramma called… Estate Sale”
Issaquah/Sammamish


Saturday * December 7th, 2019 * 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Sunday * December 8th, 2019 * 8:00 am - 4:00 pm

Sale has ended

NO EARLY ENTRY. ANY SIGN-UP LIST TO BE SELF-MANAGED AND WILL BE AVAILABLE UPON RELEASE OF ADDRESS. CASH ONLY, NO CHECKS. IF SERVICE IS AVAILABLE, CREDIT CARDS MAY BE ACCEPTED WITH A MINIMUM PURCHASE AND FOR A SERVICE FEE. BRING YOUR OWN BAGS, BOXES, PACKING MATERIALS. WE DO COLLECT SALES TAX. NO REFUNDS OR RETURNS -- ALL SALES FINAL. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS OR INJURIES.

PLEASE NOTE: OUR STAFF IS NEEDED INSIDE THE HOUSE AND IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR LOADING. BRING YOUR OWN HELP TO MOVE FURNITURE AND ITEMS PURCHASED.

NO HOLDS, NO PILES TO SORT THROUGH LATER! ITEMS MAY NOT BE TAKEN ‘OFF THE MARKET’ AS OTHERS MAY WANT TO BUY THEM. IF IT’S IN YOUR BOX OR BAG – IT’S YOURS!

Description of sale: A job relocation out of the country has prompted this estate sale. Other than some of their clothing and personal items, almost everything has been left in the house for the sale and what a LONG list! This newer two-story home is over 4000sf, with a finished basement and a garage that’s nearly 700sf.

Originally termed, “The Millennial Estate Sale” or “Techie Heaven Estate Sale”, things quickly changed soon after we began setting up! We now refer to this as our, “P.S. Gramma called… Estate Sale”.

P.S. Gramma called… And when she did, here’s what she told us: “We’re downsizing and moving out of state! There’s no time for an estate sale; we aren’t hauling stuff with us, so we’d like to add some things to this sale.” Every day, so far, there’s another surprise waiting for us. Big surprises and bigger surprises, and more to come.

Just in time for Christmas decorating and a LOT of great shopping (think Christmas presents for everyone on your list), and so much more! It’s full of all sorts of high tech goodies (wait until you see the list!), some great clothes and costumes, Legos OMG LEGOS, big newer televisions and other awesome electronics, excellent kitchen items (gadgets and small appliances), oodles of nice storage bins and crates and cubbies and shelving, lots of really cool Ikea furniture (like new), high-end exercise equipment, just-in-time Christmas stuff including trees and decorations and lights and dishes and toys and… and… and…

REMEMBER -- We will continue to add things up until the last day! We’ll do our best to update the list, but for now, a partial list includes:

AND… a few days before sale day, we discovered an American Drew light oak low lighted display cabinet with glass, a Coromandel contemporary 4 panel screen, approximately 7' tall, and an amazing metal sculpture by artist Alex Kovacs.

Art

Books Magazines Journals
children’s books, computer manuals, software books, some vintage and antique books

Clothing
boys 5-7, men’s M/L, women’s M/L/XL, Burberry, Chico’s, costumes, hockey jerseys, Lauren, Levis, Marmot, Merrill boots, North Face, Seahawks shirt, ski clothing including Mission Convert, Underarmour

Craft
bolts of fabric, Brother XL-5340 sewing machine, children’s crayons markers and craft items, fabric, knitting supplies, needlework kits, paint and brushes, sewing supplies, yarn

Electronics
Arris Surfboard cable modem, Asus wireless router, Beach Body Piyo DVD, Beach Body Power 90 program, Beach Body T25 alpha and beta DVD program, Beats headphones, computer keyboards, Cyber Power bank 850 AVR pair, gaming headsets, Google Home (2), Google Home Mini (2), Honeywell wireless glassbreak detectors, LG television 26LG30-40, Logitech THX Z-2300 speakers, Nintendo DS, Onkyo TX-NR555 receiver, RCA 5 Disc Changer playback and CD recorder with bass relief speakers, Samsung television HLS5687WX/XAA version PF01, Scanner, Sennheiser headsets, software, Sourdough Snapshot, Tile, TiVo mini, TiVo series 3 lifetime subscription, TPLink Smart outlets, Turtle Beach headphones, Vizio 3D glasses, Vizio M3D651SV television, Vizio P65-E1 television w/sound bar, Walabot, Windows 10 headset, wireless security system, Xbox 360, Xbox 360 controller, Xbox 360 games, Xbox 360 remote, Xbox Halo commemorative helmet, Xbox Live headphones, Xbox One, Xbox One controller, Xbox One Kinect, Xbox One S, Yeti USB microphone

Furniture
bar stools (3) upholstered seat and back, black rectangular two-tiered coffee table, black slatted two-tiered side table, black square lamp table, Bonavita Lifestyle crib, child’s standing coat rack Ikea, desk with built-in upper cubbies, dining table black 36” x 80” with two 18” leaves, dressers, folding rolling craft table, Ikea 4-drawer black and natural dressers (2), Ikea beige sofa and love seat removable covers, Ikea black bookshelves, Ikea black coffee table with wheels and glass, Ikea black credenza, Ikea Boksel black television stand with glass, Ikea children’s table chair set, Ikea desks, Ikea Erik 3-drawer file cabinets (2), Ikea linen colored sofa removable covers, Ikea nightstands (2), Ikea orange/white sofa with chaise, Ikea red sofa removable covers, Ikea Trofast storage systems, Ikea upholstered Parsons dining chairs (6), Ikea upholstered side chairs (2), La-Z-boy brown leather rocker/swivel recliner EL896379, Little Tykes race car beds, Master Brimnes headboard, metal black lamp table, mirrors, nightstands, oak demilune table antique, queen platform bed with drawers, small tables (2) with drawer, storage cubbies units space savers bins, storage ottoman, tufted chair, upholstered bench 4’, wicker buffet/wine storage with drawers, wicker television stand

Garden Yard Patio Garage
3 piece patio set, Black & Decker drill, Black & Decker hedge trimmer, edger, extensions cords, Husky ladder, ladders, lots of tools, Scotts Turf Builder fertilizer spreader, snow shovels, Task Force lawn mower, yard tools

Glass Pottery China Porcelain Silver
Adams china “Titian”, Blue Ridge Southern Pottery 1940s French Peasant, Candlewick, Cristal d’Arques, crystal bowls, Currier & Ives plates, Fenton, Fostoria, Lenox, Luminarc, Mikasa Woodland service 78+ items including large serving pieces, Royal Doulton Twilight Rose service for 12 including serving pieces, silver plate, sterling, Wedgwood china “Clematis”

Holiday/Christmas
7.5’ lighted Christmas tree, Christmas dishes glassware serving pieces, Christmas lights, Christmas tree no lights, Department 56, Dept 56 Christmas Village, lighted JOY sign, lighted tinsel fox, ornaments and decorations, Traditions Christmas Village, tree stand, wrapping supplies bags boxes ribbon, wreaths

Jewelry
14k gold (some), gemstones, sterling, tons of vintage and newer costume jewelry

Kitchen
Anchor Hocking baking dishes, Aurora from Elan Ten Strawberry Street white dinnerware 25 pieces, Bonavita coffee maker, Breville toaster oven, Calphalon stainless steel pans and skillets (19 pieces), chargers set of gold and set of silver, children’s dishware, coffee travel mugs, cookie sheets muffin tins cake pans, Cucina Pro waffle maker, Cuisinart Griddler Gourmet, Cuisinart Mini Prep Plus, Cuisinart PerfecTemp electric tea kettle, Elite Cuisine hot plate, Food Savers (3), George Foreman xl grill, glassware, Gourmet Buffet chafing dishes, Hamilton Beach Big Mouth food processor, Hamilton Beach Drinkmaster, ice cream maker, Instant Pot, Keurig coffee maker, kitchen utensils KitchenAid OXO Pyrex Progressive, KitchenAid Classic Plus standing mixer, Lodge large cast iron skillet, knives and knife sets, Nostalgia Electrics cookie press, Orville Redenbacher popcorn popper, Oster waffle maker, pig chef with chalkboard, Pyrex baking dishes, Pyrex nesting bowls, Pyrex vintage #404 bowl Wheat/Autumn Harvest, Pyrex vintage refrigerator containers, Salton coffee grinder, serving dishes platters and bowls, Sharper Image mandolin, Takeya Drink Maker, Universal food chopper NIB, Wilton baking pans, Wolfgang Puck cookie press

Linens
boys’ character bedding, crocheted tablecloths and doilies, napkins, twin queen and king size bedding, placemats, some vintage, tablecloths, towels

Office/Gaming Room
bookcases, computer monitors, cords and cables, desks, Fellowes cross-hatch paper shredder, Fellowes footrest and warmer, file cabinets, office swivel chairs, printer ink, stationery supplies

Sports/Toys
Aero pilates 55-4695, Bachmann Spectrum Northern Lights OM 3 train set, baseball cards, Bodylastics, Bowflex M5, Easton bats, Everblock modular building blocks, games books educational toys, Hot Wheels, Hot Wheels Fusion Factory car maker, Hurricane Jeep electric toy car, Kelty folding outdoor chairs adult and children, Lego books and manuals, Legos Legos Legos, Lightspeed tent shelter, Lionel 0 and 027 gauge in boxes, Matchbox, model cars NIB Revell and more, Nerf lots and lots, Nordic Track AudioStrider 990 with power ramp, Pilates Aero machine, Powerflex Max Trainer, RobotiKits, rubberband shooter, Simply Fit board, snow suits ski clothing gloves jackets goggles, Star Wars Droid Inventor Kit, Star Wars Legos, Step2 hockey net, stuffed animals lots, table hockey game, T-ball stand, TRX suspension trainer

Other
Adirondack deck chairs, Aerobed inflatable mattress, Air Innovations Smart humidifier, Audi 2016 parts, Aukey lamp, Benny Hill VHS sets, Black & Decker iron, car seats, cat carriers and other cat supplies, Chewbacca mask, cleaning supplies, Colorado Avalanche Zamboni by Danbury, crafts for children, dinosaur lamp, Dolica tripods (2), DVDs CDs VHS and VHS sets, globe, Haddorff parlor grand piano (1921) completely restored inside and out, Hampton Bay ceiling fan with light, hockey memorabilia, Home Decorator ceiling fan with light, ILife robotic vacuum, Intex inflatable mattress, lamps, laundry room supplies including new/newer laundry baskets and bins, luggage, Michelin tires (4) 235/35r 1991y, Monty Python VHS sets, Pacific Bell Park SF Giants phone, pig collection, Razor scooter, salt lamp, snow saucers, Specialized Hotrock boy’s bicycle and training wheels, Star Wars costumes, step stool, Team jerseys men’s, Texaco collectibles, Tyrannosaurus Rex telephone, vanity/bathroom items, Viewmaster reels vintage, Viewmaster vintage, vintage Sargent hand punch, Vios Pari Aerosol Delivery System (nebulizer), wedding dress in presentation box

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SISTERS ANTIQUES ESTATE SALE -- WOODINVILLE

Saturday * April 27th, 2019 * 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Sunday * April 28th, 2019 * 8:00 am - 4:00 pm

Sale has ended



NO EARLY ENTRY. ANY SIGN-UP LIST TO BE SELF-MANAGED. CASH ONLY, NO CHECKS. IF SERVICE IS AVAILABLE, CREDIT CARDS MAY BE ACCEPTED WITH A MINIMUM PURCHASE AND FOR A SERVICE FEE. BRING YOUR OWN BAGS, BOXES, PACKING MATERIALS. WE COLLECT SALES TAX AS REQUIRED BY THE STATE OF WASHINGTON. IF YOU ARE A RESELLER, WE MUST HAVE A COPY OF YOUR PERMIT. NO REFUNDS OR RETURNS -- ALL SALES FINAL. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS OR INJURIES.

PLEASE NOTE: OUR STAFF IS NEEDED INSIDE THE HOUSE AND IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR LOADING. BRING YOUR OWN HELP TO MOVE FURNITURE AND ITEMS PURCHASED.


Description of sale: We have been blessed to be able to work closely with family while setting up this estate sale in the Hollywood Hill area of Woodinville. This area is rich with history and we have learned so much!

The original five-acre parcel was purchased in the mid-1940s by the clients’ grandparents. [ At the turn of the century, this was a nudist colony! ] The original home was very small, with only one bedroom and an attic. Soon after, Grampa built a bigger kitchen for Gramma, and later added another bedroom. In the 80s, their daughter asked if she and her husband could build a house on a portion of the land. Grampa agreed and the planning began for the home of her dreams! The current home is on two and one-half acres that back up to Gold Creek Park. It’s nearly 3,000sf, with a roomy three-car garage, and large shop/basement. Following the estate sale, it will be on the market!

The former residents were married for 64 years and remained the love of each other's life. Their family included three daughters, eleven grandchildren, and thirteen great-grandchildren. Both attended Bothell High School. He joined the Air Force during the Korean War and later was a commercial pilot for many years. He continued his passion of flying, moving his family to Richland in 1963, joining his dad and brother in operating Richland Flying Service. Besides flying, he loved old cars, collecting airplanes, and old car models. He even bought a Model T and restored it. He was very handy and could fix anything. His father was an amazing carpenter, hence his love of woodworking. In the 50s, he became a journeyman carpenter, and upon returning to Woodinville in the 80s, worked for a cabinet shop. The garage is full of many of his old tools!

She was a meticulous collector, loved to cook, and work in her garden. She spent hours sewing, knitting, crocheting, and doing macramé. When her daughters were young, she would make all their dance costumes and taught them how to sew. When she went back to work at LWSD, she joined her co-workers in the Muffy Vanderbear club. They had monthly meetings with rotating hosts to peruse the latest Muffy Bear outfits and accessories. There is still an entire bedroom dedicated to Muffy Bears! Entertaining was enjoyed by both, but she was the one who spent hours readying the house for family holidays, decorating and cooking, truly making every get-together extra special for all.

WELCOME!

A partial list includes: 1883 Kalakaua coin, 1960s 3 Herman Miller yellow fiberglass shell chairs Eames, 50s tablecloths, 8 tracks cassettes VHS tapes CDs, alarm clocks, aluminum covered serving dishes vintage, anniversary clock, antique porcelain plates dishes cups miscellaneous, aprons vintage, art, Asian jade trees, axes, baby doll vintage, baking pans, baskets galore, Bassett Furniture three-piece L-shaped sofa, Bates chenille bedspread, bed linens blankets comforters pillow cases rugs towels, bird figurines, Black & Decker drills several, Black & Decker bench drill stand, Black & Decker coffee maker, board games, Bodum fondue set, books, bowling balls shoes trophy, box camera, brass boxes bowls figures vases candlesticks bells vintage plant stand, brass tone tiered stand with glass, Brita water filter pitcher and filters, buttons, cameras newer, Campfire Girl 1960s ceremonial gown pattern kit, Campfire Girl vintage mint boxes, camping grid with legs, cane back armchair with upholstered seat, canister set, canning equipment including jars, car ramps, carpenter’s wooden toolbox vintage, carved pair wooden elephants, cast iron skillet, cast iron vintage water pump, Celebrate the Century stamps 1900 1910 1920 1930, cell phones and accessories, chairs, chaise lounge wooden, Charles Hubbell 1951 aviation art calendar for Thompson Products (featuring the aircraft and operations of the Military Air Transport Service), Chef'n Sweet Spot instant ice cream maker, Cherished Teddies NIB, child’s vintage wooden chair rush seat, cigar boxes wooden vintage, Cincinnati Tool Company vintage wood clamps, clamps wooden vintage, cleaning supplies, clothespin dress bags vintage, clothing mens and womens some vintage, cocktail glasses, coffee tables, Coleman ice chest blue, Coleman vintage camping stove, collectibles, computer desk, computer equipment, cookbooks, copper molds, copper mug, Corgi cars, couches, cowboy vintage scarf, crafts, Craftsman air compressor 1 hp, Craftsman electric engraver, Craftsman hand tools, Craftsman rotary lawnmower, crates with fruit labels, Creative Glass by Corning candle stands in original box, crocheted runners doilies lace yokes edging centerpieces, Crown Ducal Ware England Delhi tall vase, crystal, crystal eggs, crystal etched bowl, Dansk coaster set, Dell desktop computer Intel Inspiron 3847; upgrade Samsung SSD 850 EVO, disc sander, doll and bear straw hats, Donald Duck complete adult size costume, Dremel, dried flowers, drill bits, Drill Doctor drill bit sharpener, Effanbee vintage redheaded dolls, electric bug zapper, electric calculators, electronics, embroidery floss, embroidery hoops, enamelware, end tables, entertainment supplies, exercise equipment smaller, fabric assorted mostly vintage, faux plants, Fellowes shredder, Fenton chicken on nest, file cabinets, files, fishing poles and tackle, floor jacks, floral arrangements, folding boat seats, folding camping table, folding chairs, folding wooden laundry rack, footstool with metal legs, Fostoria American crystal collection, fountain pens vintage, frames, galvanized pails, gardening supplies and tools, Garmin, Gateway speakers, George Foreman grill, glass artisan made flowers for planters, Granny square crocheted throws, green wooden ladder the coolest ever, hammers, hand drills wooden handle, hand painted plates, hand truck, hanging vintage wrought iron lamp Mexico, hat boxes, hats ladies’ vintage, Hawaiian kamani wood bowl, Hawaiian postcards, Hawaiian vintage fabric, Hawthorne Village houses, hedge trimmers, Heritage vintage upholstered chair with ottoman, holiday items, Honda 75 4 stroke outboard motor, hoses, Indiana cash drawer with instructions, Indiana Glass chicken on nest collection, inkwell vintage, iron vintage clamps, irons and ironing board, jacks, Japanese 4 hanging scenic scrolls, jewelry, jewelry box with scene, Kachina doll collection, Kangaroo Kitchen outdoor camping, Karcher pressure washer, KD round table, Kenmore deluxe rotary electric, antique sewing machine, king sized headboard with two matching nightstands, kitchen utensils, kite, kitschy 60-70s kitchen table and 4 chairs, knitting needles and crochet hooks, Kodak Advantix 400 film in box, Kodak folding cameras, Kubota AV 3500 generator, ladder stabilizer, ladders, lamps, Lane leather recliner, leather small or child’s suitcase, Lefton porcelain pair baby cowboys, Lenox, license plates vintage, lighting, linen closet full of sheets blankets towels, linens newer, linens vintage napkins tablecloths runners dresser scarves centerpieces, log rack with firewood, luggage, Macocha glass, macramé art owl, macramé vintage hangers, macramé vintage materials and instruction manuals, Magic Chef microwave (purchased 08/18), mahogany coffee table, marbles mostly older, MCM aluminum cot with floral upholstered pad, MCM decorative items, MCM glassware, MCM furniture and décor, MCM metal lamps, MCM project furniture settee, MCM walnut desk by Stanley, Mexican serape vintage table runners, military gas can, miniature animal figurines, Mirro Folger’s Special Party Perc NIB, Model A miscellaneous parts 1928, model cars, Morse Twist Drill & Machine Co. antique drill bit holder, Muffy VanderBear collection, many new in original packaging all excellent condition, Muffy VanderBear bears and accessories, VanderBear Wear NIP, VanderBear Gifts NIP, multi-drawer table top cabinet, multi meters, Murray gasoline powered edger trimmer, My Buddy vintage toolbox, nails nuts bolts washers screws hooks and more, needlepoint embroidery and sewing kits, New England piggy bank syrup bottle, night stand with drawers, night stands, No. 1420 keying kit, oak coffee table 80s, oak end tables 80s, OCM Intl executive mid-back office chair, office supplies, oil lamps, old paper, Olympus Zoom 210, orange glass floats, Oster blender, outdoor glider wooden, outdoor pottery and planters, Pacific Stoneware Portland OR #8 stoneware crock, patio furniture, Pennsylvania House upholstered sofa, perfume bottles, pewter mugs antique, plant stands, planters, plastic bins and drawers, Ponderosa metal handled mugs, poodle art, poodle clipping manuals vintage, pottery, pottery wall pockets, potting bench large wooden, power tools, pressed glass, primitive wooden round bin, printer, punch bowl vintage in box, Pyrex and Corningware, Ram men’s bicycle, records 33, Red Wing #6 stoneware crock, Regency monitoradio receiver in box, ribbon, Rival can opener, Rival electric skillet, road maps vintage, roller skates vintage in original box 40-50s, Ronson lighter 40-50s, Roseville as seen, rowing machine 1050 rower Performax, Royal Star lighter with fob, Rubbermaid Sterilite bins with lids, Ryobi reciprocating saw, Samsung monitor, sawhorses, saws, Schwinn Suburban 10 speed vintage, bicycle, scrapbooks, sea shells, Sears battery charger, serigraph Roger Berghoff “Gusty Weather”, set of red and cream vintage encyclopedias, sewing machine accessories buttonholers zig zag, sewing patterns vintage, sewing supplies, shoe skates in original case vintage 40s-50s, Shogun Shaitsu kneading massager, silk scarves, silver-plate, Simmons Mid Century Hide-A-Bed excellent, Skilsaw sander grinder, Skilsaw jigsaw, small appliances, socket sets, soldering tools, Soundesign 3917-IVY Red Portable B&W Travel TV - Vintage 1986, spice boxes vintage, sporting goods, square fringed carpets, stainless steel pots and pans, Stanley laser tape, Stanley stud finder, staplers, stationery supplies, steak knife set vintage NIB, stereo stand, stools wooden, studio pottery mostly signed, stuffed Woody Woodpecker, suitcases vintage swim fins, Syroco resin patio chairs, tall espresso cups attached saucer vintage made in Japan, tea caddy pewter globe antique, tea cups and saucers, tea pots, tennis rackets vintage, terra cotta strawberry pot, Thermos ice chests, Thomas Kinkade house, throw pillows, tire pump vintage, toaster oven, toiletries, tomato cages, tool belts, tool caddy wooden, tools tools and more tools, trim zippers seam binding rick rack thread scissors tapes, Tupperware several vintage, upholstered chair small, US Navy vintage pin eagle anchor shield sterling and gold filled, vanity items, variable speed drill, vases multiple sizes, VitaMix, walkers, walk-in pantry packed with kitchen items, wall sconces pair wooden, wall shelves, wallets and purses, walnut side chair black leather (?), Waring juice extractor, watering cans, Weed Eater, West Bend food processor, wet dry shop vac, wheelbarrow, wigs, wine goblets, wood levels vintage, wooden berry box with handle, wooden fruit trays bowls, woodworking tools, work gloves, woven wall art, wrapping paper bows ornaments decorations, wrought iron large oval table, wrought iron set of 3 nesting tables possibly Woodard, yarn tubs and tubs some vintage, Zenith 8 track and turntable and loads more...

New addition: We have several pieces of antique pewter from China (dated from the 19th and 20th centuries). According to our research, the most prominent Swatow pewterer at that time appears to be 'Kut Hing'. Also available is a Chinese Swatow pewter globe tea caddy (attributed to different pewterers, including Kut Hing, Lon Kee Huikee Swatow, and Shanton Yen Wei Shun). Dating varies on this, but we believe it’s somewhere between the mid-19th century to early 20th century.

text/phone: Patty (206) 914-6150

email: patty@sistersantiques.com


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SISTERS ANTIQUES ESTATE SALE -- BOTHELL

Saturday * October 26th, 2019 * 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Sunday * October 27th, 2019 * 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Monday * October 28th, 2019 * 10:00 am - 2:00 pm

Sale has ended

NO EARLY ENTRY. ANY SIGN-UP LIST TO BE SELF-MANAGED. CASH ONLY, NO CHECKS.

NOTE: SERVICE IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR DEBIT/CREDIT CARDS.

BRING YOUR OWN BAGS, BOXES, PACKING MATERIALS. WE DO COLLECT SALES TAX. NO REFUNDS OR RETURNS -- ALL SALES FINAL. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS OR INJURIES.

PLEASE NOTE: OUR STAFF IS NEEDED INSIDE THE HOUSE AND IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR LOADING. BRING YOUR OWN HELP TO MOVE FURNITURE AND ITEMS PURCHASED. NO EXCEPTIONS.

*The house is very full and entry will be limited (as usual). Please be patient; we will get you in as quickly as possible.

UPDATE: We will be conducting a blowout sale Monday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

25% off sterling and fine jewelry
50% off some selected items in the living room (most will be 75% off)
75% off all items in the bedrooms, office, bathroom, dining room, kitchen, laundry room, family room (including ALL Christmas), garage, and yard. (This will include costume jewelry, furniture, clothing, kitchen/dining items, tools, yard items, bedding/towels, and more!)

There is a sign-up sheet posted; we reserve the right to limit the number of people in the house at any given time. We will close promptly at 2. See you there!

NOTE: In the interest of time, photos have not been edited to delete items sold


Some things you should know: This house is PACKED! We’ve tried our best to go more vertical than horizontal so everything is accessible, but it’s still crowded. As usual, we must limit the amount of people in at any one time; more will be invited in as space allows. Please leave bulky coats, backpacks and purses in your car – there’s no place to put these. Any furniture purchased will be cleared by the end of the day for pick up. Are you gearing up for the upcoming holidays? This is a GREAT sale to pick up tons of items that are new in the box or the original packaging. We promise – something for everyone!

Description of sale: This estate sale will rank in the top five of all estate sales we’ve conducted over several years. It has been one of the most challenging and time-consuming, yet rewarding and inspiring at the same time. We have unearthed so many things that have been ‘buried’ for years. We’ve found amazing pockets of storage throughout the home created by a family affected by the Depression Era. When we think we’ve just rounded the corner of discovery, there’s more… and we expect this to continue right down to the last minute.

We signed the contract in late August and began clearing out the townhouse owned by the daughter (this is the hoarder part). Everything was sorted very carefully. What was salable was packed and moved to the home of her parents. What couldn’t be transported was donated to several different charities; items not salable were disposed of. We ended up with a garage full of bulging boxes to add to an already packed house.

By the time the doors open, we will have spent eight long weeks sorting through sixty years’ worth of treasures stored just since the home was built in 1959. Beyond this, probably another sixty to eighty years of family memorabilia!

This is the estate of three Bothell family members. The couple was in their late eighties, their daughter was in her sixties. He was an instructor in the Band Training Unit for the U.S. Army in the early fifties and became a music teacher at Bothell High School in the mid-fifties. His career spanned 27 years with the district, and he became the district music coordinator for 20 elementary and secondary schools.

A recipient of many awards and honors through the years, he was also on the Washington Music Educators Association Board, and later served as president. Aside from his tenure with the school district, he also played trombone in the Bremerton Symphony and the Cascade Symphony Orchestra. A respected mentor to hundreds of students, his passion for his students and his profession was evident as he would often say, “I love teaching kids through music!”

She was a UW graduate and a member of the Alpha Chi Omega Sorority. They met during her teaching internship at Bothell High and were married a year later. She also was a teacher in Renton and later taught tailoring through the Northshore Education Program.

She was a wonderful cook and loved gardening. Both loved to entertain and hosted many gatherings in their beautiful back yard. It’s still as stunning as ever, evidence of the many years working with their hands, designing, planting, acquiring statuary and yard art, and decorating their property. She was quite the collector as well. She treasured family memorabilia and worked arduously on genealogy, collecting and organizing photographs, correspondence, awards, and other bits and pieces from both sides of the family.

Christmas was her favorite holiday! Old photos show their home fully displayed with lights inside and out, trees dressed with all sorts of beautiful treasures, and every room lovingly adorned with things collected over the years; some were her family’s early decorations, many amassed during their years together, and lots of things purchased up to the last few years.

Their daughter lived nearby and was very close to her parents. Also, a lover of music, she played the flute in both the marching and concert bands in high school. Following graduation, she worked many years as an RN and later in the medical billing field. She was a lover of cats and often showed her exquisite Siamese and Balinese. Definitely the collector of many things, she also treasured anything and everything related to Christmas, was quite the clothes hound, and more than anything else, she loved jewelry!

The house and garage are packed, and we ran out of tables and space to place them. We hope you enjoy this home as much as we have enjoyed working here.

The following items will be available (and more!). This does not include everything -- make sure you view all the photographs!

Art
oil, lithograph, photographic, prints, watercolor

Books Magazines Journals
antique vintage and new, art, birds, children’s, cookbooks, decorating, gardening, genealogy, larger coffee table size, medical, music, novels, reference, school yearbooks, travel

Clothing
men’s and women’s, kilt, purses, vintage clothing, tons of everything

Craft
embroidery/crewel kits, fabric, lace and trim, Necchi sewing machine, patterns, ribbon, scissors, sewing notions drawers full, Viking sewing machine

Electronics
Canon printer Maxify MB2720 recently purchased, Craig DVD player, Daewood 14” TV, Digital photo frames, Emerson Smart Set dual alarm clock radios NIB, Eton FRX2 hand turbine AM/FM/weather radio NIB, GAF Anscomatic S/86 recorder, GE vintage radio, GoVideo DVD player, Holmes crosscut shredder, Panasonic digital Palmcorder, Pandigital digital photo frame NIB, Phillips big display clock radio NIB, Phillips Magnavox stereo, radio alarm clocks NIB, Sharp 13” LCD TV, Sungale digital photo frame NIB, Teac compact hi-fi stereo system, TV/stereo cabinet/stand, under cabinet CD radio, Uniden 50 channel radio scanner

Ephemera
cards, diaries, journals, letters, newspaper clippings, notes, papers, photos, ribbons, scrapbooks, snapshots, more

Furniture
antique trunk, assorted end and lamp tables Lane, bar with barware and glass storage and extendable top, birch wood TV tray sets, buffet Stanley, console table with two slide-in upholstered stools Gordon’s, demi-lune chippy table vintage, dining table with six chairs Stanley, Dixie Campaigner multi-drawer cabinet, Dixie Campaigner night stand, gold sofa Gallery Design, highboy, iron demi-lune table with heavy glass, lamps several, leatherette sofa and matching loveseat, MCM full size headboard/footboard with highboy and wide dressers Doces Majestic, MCM Lane nightstand, pair of chairs with cane back upholstered seat Chaircraft Hickory, pair of end tables two drawers Hammary, recliner, rocker swivel upholstered chair, rocking chair cottage/chippy vintage, round iron coffee table with heavy glass, round marble topped cabinet perfect for end table, Serta full size mattress and box spring, server with drop leaves, side chair Gunlocke, stereo cabinet, upholstered bench Vanguard, wide dresser, wide multi-drawered dresser/cabinet

Garden Yard Patio
Craftsman push mower, crosscut saw, garden art, garden carts, garden tools small and large, hand trucks, hose w/reel, old charcoal barbecue, old wood ladder, organ pipes baritone (from a Catholic Church in Boston to St. Brendan’s), outdoor candles, patio cart, patio furniture, patio kitchen furnishings, patio tall lanterns, portable green house, pottery, scythe, shelves, stacking patio chairs, statuary, wheelbarrow, vases

Garage
Axes, Black & Decker jig saw, camping equipment, canning supplies, Coleman camping stove, coolers, electric fans NIB, fishing, flashlights and lanterns NIB, foldable hand carts, foldaway ladder, Gro-Lux vintage lamp, hand saws, hand tools, heaters, impact wrench, Kenmore upright freezer, light bulbs mostly NIB, Penn reels, reindeer outdoor displays lighted, rolling tool chest, Ryobi radial arm saw, sawhorses, Shopvac w/detachable blower, Skilsaw, Stanley tools, Stanley miter saw, tools antique and vintage, vices, Wet/Dry car vacuum

Glass Pottery China Porcelain Silver
Belleek, California Art Pottery turquoise and white chicken lazy Susan vintage, Candlewick, English bone china cups saucers, Fenton, Fostoria American, Franciscan Silver Pine, Gorham, Heath Ceramics pottery ashtrays assorted sizes, Lenox, Lenox Ballad, Lladro, Lomonosov, Mikasa, Noritake, Ralph and Lorene Spencer Pottery ashtray, Reed & Barton, Royal Albert, Shelley, Waterford, William Rogers

Holiday
Belleek, BK, brass decorative horns, candle sets, Christmas china décor figurines garland linens ornaments supplies trees wreaths, Christmas lights, Christmas tree 7.5’, Christmas trees 2’ several in boxes, Christopher Radko, Dresden lace ducks, Fitz & Floyd, Frederick & Nelson, Goebel, Hallmark, handblown ornaments from Germany/Poland/Czechoslovakia, Halloween décor, handmade ornaments and decorations, Jim Shore, Kurt Adler, Lauscha, Lenox, Mark Roberts, Mikasa, Molbaks, Old World Christmas, Polonaise, Reed & Barton, Royal Albert, Santa collections, Shiny Brite vintage and new, Spode, Steinbach nutcrackers, snowman collections, stockings, Swarovski, tree topper enormous 27” made in Czechoslovakia, village Christmas sets, Willow Tree, Woof Poof, wrapping paper bags tissue

Jewelry
Anne Klein, costume jewelry vintage and contemporary, cubic zirconia, Edgar Berebi, fine, gemstones loose and boxed, holiday jewelry, HSN NIB, jewelry boxes, Jones New York, Kenneth J. Lane, Laurel Burch, Monet, Pulsar, QVC NIB, sterling, Swarovski, Timex, Trifari, watches

Kitchen – many new/unopened/boxed
bakeware, barware , blender, Braun cappuccino maker, Bunn, Case knives, cast iron skillets, cleaning supplies, coffee machines, Colony milk glass punch bowl and cups vintage, Cook’s Essentials stainless steel deep fryers NIB, cookie cutters vintage and new, Copper Chef 7-piece Wonder Cooker, Cooking System NIB, Corelle vintage, Corning Ware vintage, crock pots, Cuisinart food processor, dustbuster, electric woks, GE toaster oven, ice chopper, ice cream maker, insulated bags and coolers California Innovation Arctic Zone and Polar Pak, insulated market totes NIB, Kenmore cooker-deep fryer, kitchen items vintage and antique, kitchen utensils, KitchenAid convection bake countertop ovens NIB, knives and knife sets, mixers several, Nesco 6-quart roast-air oven, NIB and gently used and vintage , kitchen items, Nordicware bundt pan, Norman Rockwell collector’s mug set, Oster Belgium waffle maker, popcorn maker, pots and pans, Presto PowerPop, Pro Elite power air popper NIB, Pyrex, Revere Ware, roasters, roasting pans, Rubbermaid, sandwich toaster NIB, serving platters NIB, skillets, stainless steel bowl sets, Sunbeam iron, T-Fal cookware, Tupperware, WearEver cookware, West Bend stir crazy corn popper NIB

Linens
afghans, aprons, blankets, comforters, crocheted tablecloths, doilies, embroidered bed linens, hankies vintage, linen vintage newer new NIB, napkins, pillowcases embroidered vintage, pillows, placemats, printed tablecloths, quilts, sheet sets new and vintage, throws, towels

Music
Bach case of horn mouthpieces, instrument tools, instruments including cymbals trombone clarinet flute snare drum guitar recorders, music books, piano tuning tools vintage, sheet music

Office
2-drawer legal file cabinets, 4-drawer legal file cabinet, Canon almost new copier, metal sheet music cabinet vintage, office supplies, paper, paper shredder, radios NIB, Sears film editor viewer

Other
#5 Griswold hammered and hinged skillet #2015 with matching hammered lid c. 1940, 1916 wedding cake topper, 1920s Dickens calendar, 1967 King-Seeley Thermos Superman metal lunchbox, Acorn Brass Company hanging oil lamp, albums, baby books, Baccarat, barometer, bibles and religious items, Bing & Grondahl, binoculars, Bothell High School Cougar Band banner, Bothell High School vintage memorabilia, Bothell memorabilia, brass and marble stamp dispenser, brass pair of carriage lights from a buggy or early automobile, canning jars antique and vintage clear and blue, canvas cat carrier Sturdy Products, cat figurines vintage, cat supplies, child’s muff and headband vintage, Corky Pig bank Hull Pottery, crazy quilt, custard glass souvenir toothpick holder, Dakin Dream Pets vintage stuffed animals and others, Depression glass, desk lamp antique with frost glass shade, first aid kit vintage, fountain pens, galvanized cream or milk can with pouring spout and lid, games vintage and some newer, girly playing cards from North Bend Auto Parts, Gurley Thanksgiving candles, hotel silver, HSN Home Shopping Network NIB items, iron bookend vintage, iron shoe lasts and stand, ironstone pitcher and bowl, laundry cart on wheels vintage, Leader projection screen, Mahjong mahogany boards vintage, marionettes/puppets, MCM décor original, MCM vintage tension pole record holder, mechanical drafting kit, medical/first aid supplies, metronome, military including photographs letters awards pins more, miniature wooden musical figurines, moo-cow dairies calendar, oval convex glass framed photo, perfume bottles Shalimar L’air du Temps Joy, dolls vintage, Peterboro baskets many NIB, photo albums antique and vintage, pocketknives, Polar Club vintage hair dryer original box, Polder ironing board, QVC NIB items, Rosenthal, Samsonite luggage vintage in box, Scentsy, scrapbooks, silhouette antique, suitcases, television lantern combos new in box, tintypes, U.S. Army sea bag, U.S. flag large, wedding dresses vintage and antique, wind-up clocks, wood boxes vintage antique, WSU and WSC memorabilia, yearbooks antique and vintage



text/phone: Patty (206) 914-6150

email: patty@sistersantiques.com

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SISTERS ANTIQUES PRIVATE ESTATE SALE


BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
Edmonds WA 98026
''Five Corners''


Sale has ended

In this community of condominiums, HOA rules and regulations prohibit any type of open-to-the-public sales. We are conducting a ''private sale'' for our client ; this is her father-in-law's estate. Appointment only -- email me if you are interested. Serious buyers only, please.

Cash only, no checks. If service is available, credit cards may be accepted at our discretion, with minimum purchase, and a service fee. Bring your own bags, boxes, packing materials and help to move furniture and items purchased. Our staff is needed inside the house and is not available for loading. No refunds or returns -- all sales are final. Not responsible for accidents or injuries. We do collect sales tax as required for the state of Washington. If you are a reseller, we must have a copy of your permit.

A partial list includes: antique clocks (4), art, Asian heavenly carved large black wooden chair, black marble antique French clock, books, Breville microwave, cast iron molds, Century buffet with glass top, Century china cabinet with glass and chicken wire, Century dining table with 8 chairs, Century server with glass top, chairs, Chefsware, coffee table, Dansk set of dishes, Depression glass, Descoware, Drexel console bar serving cabinet, Eastlake antique oak washstand with splashboard, electronics, frames, gilt gold candle sconces, Hall restaurant ware, heavily carved black Chinese chair purchased in Helena in the 50s believed to be from the home of millionaire William A. Clark, household items, Kirk Stieff pewter Jefferson cups, kitchen utensils, Kitchenaid mixer harvest gold, ladies handbags (including Marc Jacobs, Dooney & Bourke, Coach, Lauren Ralph Lauren, Kipling, Baggallini, Brighton, Libaire, George Gina & Lucy, Sak, Levenger, Brahmin, Mosey, Fossil, Hobo, Abas), lamp tables, lamps floor and table, Le Creuset, leather chairs Drexel, LG flat screen television, linens, Margarite pottery Whidbey Island, men’s great selection of nice clothing (including L.L. Bean, Eddie Bauer, Gucci, and more), men’s leather jackets, men's jewelry, Mexican sterling signed, mirrors, Native American jewelry, Pyrex, Queen Bess vintage set of silver plate flatware in case, restaurant ware, Sessions antique oak case wall clock, Seth Thomas antique Adamantine mantel clock, silk flowers from Gump’s, silver-plate, small antique oak clock, sterling flatware: International Silver (1946), “Northern Lights” 88 pieces, sterling flatware: S. Kirk & Son Inc. (1846), “Repousse” 71 pieces, sterling flatware: Wallace/Watson (1907), “Meadow Rose” 30 pieces, sterling service pieces not included in sets (several different patterns), sterling hollowware (including candelabra, candlesticks, bowls, trays, coffee pots, coasters, tidbit trays, salt dishes, shakers, compotes, trivets, shell dishes, tea pots, vase, creamer, sugar, and more), sterling jewelry, Stieff pewter, Stiffel lamps, studio pottery, Tiffany & Co. shaker, two-tiered very heavy glass table, Victorian whimsy antique “face” chairs, walnut cylinder/barrel roll antique desk c.1880, Westmoreland bird on nest, white pottery lady with large hat vintage head vase…

*PLEASE NOTE* Some photos have not been updated; there may be some things not available.


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SISTERS ANTIQUES ESTATE SALE -- WOODINVILLE
CHATEAU WOODS COMMUNITY

Saturday * January 27th, 2018 * 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Sunday * January 28th, 2018 * 8:00 am - 4:00 pm

Sale has been completed

Chateau Woods is a beautiful 50-acre community; a neighborhood of 102 homes nestled just above Woodinville wine country, west of Chateau Ste. Michelle Winery. It’s just a little over a mile east of Safeway (Kingsgate) on 124th Avenue NE at NE 144th Street.

NO EARLY ENTRY. ANY SIGN-UP LIST TO BE SELF-MANAGED. CASH ONLY, NO CHECKS. IF SERVICE IS AVAILABLE, CREDIT CARDS MAY BE ACCEPTED WITH A MINIMUM PURCHASE AND FOR A SERVICE FEE. BRING YOUR OWN BAGS, BOXES, PACKING MATERIALS AND HELP TO MOVE FURNITURE AND ITEMS PURCHASED. OUR STAFF IS NEEDED INSIDE THE HOUSE AND IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR LOADING. NO REFUNDS OR RETURNS -- ALL SALES FINAL. NO PREVIEWS; NO “PILES” TO GO THROUGH LATER – IF YOU PULL IT, YOU BUY IT. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS OR INJURIES.

Description of sale: What a nice clean home in the heart of Woodinville! A major downsizing to a considerably smaller home necessitated scheduling an estate sale the last weekend in January. The home will be on the market immediately following completion of the sale. Original owner!

Transplanted from Minnesota to Kirkland in the early 40s, our client lived on two acres in what is now Rose Hill. She continued living in the area until buying her current home in Woodinville over 26 years ago.

Her love of travel (both business and personal) is evident in the things she collected along the way. During her career, she traveled throughout the United States and Canada, and worked in Melbourne, Australia. In addition to business travel, she toured extensively for pleasure and visited 26 countries and most of the United States. Along the way, she collected Hard Rock café shot glasses from the states and Europe. She boasts that she’s been in every one of the Hard Rock Cafes where she bought the glasses!

She was able to part with some of her collection of new and vintage Borden logo items over the years (after a 24-year career with Borden Chemical) and they’re included in the sale.

A partial list includes: 1920s antique walnut bedroom set including head/footboard tall dresser vanity and vanity stool, 3-drawer dresser Ikea?, aluminum ladder, art, art glass vase, assorted plastic containers any kitchen would be proud to store, baby items vintage, badminton sets, baking supplies, barware, Bassett chest with drawers head board mirror, Bauer, Belgique cookware, birdhouse, Black & Decker coffee maker, books, bookshelves, Borden vintage items milk bottles cheese box cottage cheese tub Meadow Brand cups visor canvas bag malted milk tin, bread boards, Brother laser printer HL-2030/2040/2070N with cartridge, Burroughs adding machine, Canon Power Shot camera in box, cast iron skillets, CDs cassettes DVDs, chairs, chicken covered dishes vintage, china, Christmas – don’t pack it all up yet just make room for more, Christmas set of china Noel pattern, Christmas Village from Frederick and Nelson, Cobra golf bag, coffee tables, collectibles, computer keyboard, computer speakers, cookbooks, Cornflower Corningware vintage, costume vintage jewelry including Eisenberg Coro Sperry Trifari Bergere Napier Monet Kramer and more, couches, Crock-Pot, Cross gold-filled pen in case, Cross gold-filled pen with red stone, crystal, crystal salt and pepper shakers, Daisy 1940s/1950s Red Ryder BB rifle, Depression era glass, Disston saw, dressers, Dunhill service lighter in box, EAPG, electric fans, electronics, end tables, ephemera, eyeglasses vintage, Fenton, file cabinet, fire escape roll-up ladder, fireplace tool set, flag pennants prison souvenir vintage, floral bedding set several pieces spread shams pillows window treatment, floral supplies including lots of vases, frames, garage cabinets 2, gardening supplies and tools, granny square crocheted spread, Greater Bellevue Washington brochure/booklet 1965, Griswold 962 No. 32 cast iron Ebelskiver apple cake pan, hand tools, Hard Rock Café shot glasses set of 33, hose and hose reel, household items, housewares, HP Deskjet 6940 printer with ink, ice chests coolers, iron bar stools 2 with upholstered seats, jewelry, Jiu Jitsu 1940s booklet, Josephson & Sharp Sharpo lighter, Kenmore BBQ barbecue, King large cooking pots vintage, Kingsbury 1930s wind-up pressed steel military army cannon truck, kitchen grinders antique one in box, kitchen utensils, ladies vintage slip, ladies’ clothes hats shoes, ladies’ gloves vintage, lamp tables, lamps, large rectangular patio table and 6 chairs with removable pads, large work bench, Life magazines 1940s, Lilliput Lane collection castles cottages houses, linens, linens vintage, Lionel 1970s? train with track, Logitech 920 HD Pro Webcam, luggage, Majestic fountain pen 14k nib, marble pedestal bowl, Max Power golf clubs, Maxim Mercury Les Briquets lighter new in case, Mayes Bros. Port Austin vintage level, men's cufflinks tie pins tie clasps, metal shelving garage, mirrors,Navajo sterling belt buckles, newspapers vintage 1940s to 1990s WWII Nixon Impeachment Kennedy Assassination Lee Harvey Oswald Mt. St. Helens Kingdome Martin Luther King Moon Walk, nightstand, office desk and components from Wood World Furniture, office items, old paper, Oneida King James silver plate flatware setting for 12 mint condition with wooden cutlery box, onyx eggs, outdoor single chairs and stools, OXO salad spinner, Panasonic microwave, Pendleton ladies’ wool full length coat, photographs antique snapshots cabinet cards carte de visite, pin back buttons, plastic bins, pocket watches, porcelain carousel horses some musical, postcards vintage, potato ricer antique, pottery, pottery vase with dried arrangement, power tools, Princess House, Pyrex, Pyrex brown bleach bottle vintage, RB Furniture Co. love seat floral pattern reversible cushions, red goblets set of 8 vintage, Sango stoneware 2 extra place settings 8 pc, Sango stoneware new in box 16 pc dinnerware set, sewing items needles spools tape thread snaps hooks buttons bobbins thimble, Seyei (#3172) set of vintage fine china 92 pieces, silver-plate, slate coffee table and matching end tables, sled, small appliances, sofa table, softball bat vintage, souvenir plaques and plates, sporting goods, Stanley Thermos vintage vacuum bottle Hammerton, Stanton (manufactured in Portland) sofa and love seat in celery sage green, straight edge razor celluloid handle Hitchcock in case, straight edge razor celluloid handle Wilbert in case, Swinger cooler 1970s, tablecloths placemats napkins runners, tall brass glass square shelving unit, tall metal decorative candle sticks various sizes, Thermos turquoise white vintage jug, Thomasville dining room set with 6 caned back upholstered seat chairs and 2 leaves from Greenbaum, Tonka 1950s vintage red fire hydrant, Tonka Trucks Scraper Loader Dump Truck 1960s/early 1970s, tools, towels, U.S. Mail miniature canvas bag with 8 souvenir photos, United States flag, vintage kitchen items, wall shelf vintage, wine glasses, wine rack counter top, wood rack, wooden cheese box antique, World War I wooden trunk with canvas lined lid, Zippo lighter and loads more...

NOTE: Because of time constraints, many items have NOT been photographed – please visit to see even more!

phone/text: Patty (206) 914-6150

email: patty@sistersantiques.com


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SISTERS ANTIQUES ESTATE SALE -- KIRKLAND

Saturday * January 13th, 2018 * 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Sunday * January 14th, 2018 * 8:00 am - 4:00 pm

Sale has ended

NO EARLY ENTRY. ANY SIGN-UP LIST TO BE SELF-MANAGED. CASH ONLY, NO CHECKS. IF SERVICE IS AVAILABLE, CREDIT CARDS MAY BE ACCEPTED WITH A MINIMUM PURCHASE AND FOR A SERVICE FEE. BRING YOUR OWN BAGS, BOXES, PACKING MATERIALS AND HELP TO MOVE FURNITURE AND ITEMS PURCHASED. OUR STAFF IS NEEDED INSIDE THE HOUSE AND IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR LOADING. NO REFUNDS OR RETURNS -- ALL SALES FINAL. NO PREVIEWS; PRICING INFORMATION NOT AVAILABLE PRIOR TO SALE. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS OR INJURIES.

Description of sale: Owner has lived here for 40 years – charming house built in 1942 near downtown Kirkland, over 2100 square feet including finished basement, and an enormous detached garage. (House will be on the market as soon as the estate sale is completed!)

From an Air Force family, he traveled extensively throughout the United States. He taught school in the Issaquah School District for many years. Always an avid outdoorsman, he enjoyed scuba diving, rafting, hiking, and boating. Constant passions included traveling and motorcycles; he biked around the United States at least twice on his Honda Goldwing.

He excelled in three main areas: a great carpenter, he built the porch and stairs at his house and worked as a carpenter in the summers. He also completely refinished a ski boat for his nephews and nieces when they were in high school. He loved to cook and was a member of a gourmet cooking club. Also, he loved to collect handmade glass on his travels. He became the family ''snow bird'' and enjoyed collecting pieces from the Southwest.

His house and huge garage reflect the many interests he enjoyed over the last 40 years. A gregarious man, he made friends everywhere he went.

His pride and joy is his 1972 Honda 450CL Scrambler motorcycle. He spent two years looking for the parts to restore it as close as possible to its original beauty. And yes… this will be included in the estate sale. It is available for pre-sell (and is the only item that may be purchased prior to January 13th).

A partial list includes the following items; please refer to the photos for items which may not be listed.

HOUSE: 1800s single-drawer table with turned legs, 3-drawer dresser vintage, art, art glass flowers, baking pans, Barclay wannabe leather sofa very dark green, barware, blenders, Blenko glass turquoise bottle, Blue Angels photos, blue iridescent glass fish motif signed Cook 2008, books, bookshelf, Borden wooden crate, brass bucket, brass vintage top hat holding matches, breadboards, Breadman bread maker, Brownie Hawkeye vintage camera, Buck hunting item, butcher block table on wheels, carving set, cassettes, cast iron skillet, chairs, clocks, Coca-Cola 12-section crate, Coca-Cola Hamilton King Girl tray probably a 70s repro, Coca-Cola lidless aluminum ice chest, Coca-Cola vintage bottle, coffee makers, coffee tables, collectibles, cookbooks, copper tea kettle, Corningware vintage cornflower, cowboy boots, crackle uranium glass (?), crystal, demi-lune oak table with Queen Ann legs, domed antique trunk, DVDs, E-flite remote control plane, enamel-topped vintage kitchen cabinet with drawers and cupboard, Ethan Allen vintage cherry hutch, Farberware electric coffeepot, Farberware electric skillet, file cabinets, fire extinguishers vintage including Elkhart Brass Mfg Co Phister General Quick Aid Parco Backpack, flight manuals, flight training guide 1964, food processors, framed oil painting of lake and snow-capped mountains, framed picture of Roscoe the bulldog by Ron Burns, frames, furniture, Garland antique oak ice box, gate leg drop leaf walnut table antique, Genuine Jackaroo leather hat Australia, German stein, glass skeleton liquor bottle, gloves, Honda Goldwing canvas bags new, household items, ice chopper, ice cream set of 4 chairs and table antique, inline skate supplies, inline skates K2 and Mission, jewelry sterling and costume consigned LOTS not all photographed, JVC portable music system, keyboard, kitchen items many vintage, kitchen utensils, carving utensil set in block, lamps, large glass bowl, large stock pot, leather covered flask, leather jackets, lemonade or ice tea dispenser with stand, LG TV/monitor, Lightmaster vintage flashlight, luggage, maps, meat grinder antique, men's clothing L-XXL including Tommy Bahama Nordstrom L L Bean Columbia Eddie Bauer, men's shoes and boots, microwaves, mid century modern lamp table, mid century wooden bowl set, mirrors, Mivo cordless, mixers, monkeypod, motorcycle chaps, needlework Siamese cats framed, Nintendo and Zelda game, oak antique buffet Gregory Furniture Co., oak bar stool, oak oval coffee table, office supplies, Otter phone case, Outback Original Australian Outfitter full length man’s coat with cape and cap, oval drop leaf coffee table, paper shredder, pewter cordials plates goblets coffee pot, pots and pans, pottery, Pyrex vintage including Butterprint Autumn Harvest Forest Fancies, RCA Victor quarter-sawn oak tabletop model Victrola, reader glasses, remote control cars, repro arts and crafts lamp, rolled-arm upholstered chair, Samsonite hard case brief case, Sennheiser headphones, sets of stainless flatware, silk smoking jacket vintage, skating helmets, ski clothing, small appliances, Smith Corona vintage adding machine cash register with those cool keys, Snap-on ratchet, Spode Cowslip large round platter, stained glass windows framed unframed, Stetson, stoneware crocks, stoneware dishes, studio pottery, tall shelving unit, television wall mount, Thermos vintage, Thermos vintage bag caddie, toaster, toaster ovens, Tupperware and other plastic storage containers, turquoise insulator adapted with electric light, tuxedo with shirt cummerbund bow tie, twin metal bed frame with trundle, Unical video control center, vintage rack for records, vinyls and 45s, Western Electric candlestick phone, wheels for inline skates, wicker trunk, yoga mats, and more.

GARAGE: 3-person swing on metal frame with cover, automobile jacks, beer signs, Bell helmet, Big Mac vintage blue herringbone coveralls, Black & Decker jigsaw, boat sun shades for 1987 23’ Sea Ray, boating equipment, building supplies, bungee cords, cabinets, camping equipment, car covers, cast iron wood stove, chains for pickup or SUV, Coleman lantern, cooking stoves, Craftsman angle grinder, Craftsman tool box, Craftsman Wet Dry vacuum, Craftsman work table with drawers, diving gear snorkels masks tubes, DynaCraft creeper, extension cords, fishing rods reels holders, foam rubberized floaties, foldable camping chairs, folding chairs, foot bath, gardening supplies and tools, hack saws, hand tools, Hitachi power tools, Homelite 240 chain saw, Honda 1972 450CLK5 Scrambler motorcycle low mileage, hoses, Humvee diving sharp object, hydraulic floor jack, ice chests, insulators, Jeep radio, Kuryakyn motorcycle bag, leather tool belt, life preserver boat seats, life vests, Lifetime Daylite Kayak, Makita drills, Makita reciprocating saw, Mares equipment, metal saw, miter box, motorcycle helmets, Northpak outdoor Trek poles, old glass storm windows, platform rocker, pneumatic air compressor, power tools, pump sprayers, ratcheting tie downs, Rival electric outdoor smoker, Roll-A-Table, Ryobi tools, scuba equipment, Scuba gear includes Harvey’s USIA O’Neill OS Systems Sea Quest Oceanic Dacor Scubapro, Sears Craftsman gas mower, Shoei helmet, Sicks Rainier Brewing Company Seattle Wash 2-65 keg with wood plug, ski rope, sleeping bags, sporting goods, tackle boxes, tall ladder, Tekna diver vehicle DV-3 new or newer in case, tents, underliner for scuba wet suit Firstgear Thinsolate, wheelbarrow, window air conditioners, Wood’s Canada upright freezer, Workmate 400, yard tools, and all of the usual stuff including screwdrivers hammers ratchets sockets pliers saws screws nails brushes wrenches clamps hardware and more.

phone: Patty (206) 914-6150

email: patty@sistersantiques.com


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SISTERS ANTIQUES EDMONDS ESTATE SALE

PRIVATE SALE

BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
Edmonds WA 98026

Address will be provided with scheduled appointments

In this community of condominiums, HOA rules and regulations prohibit any type of open-to-the-public sales. Once you read the description and view the photographs and are interested in an item/items, please email me for a time and the location. If you can carpool, that would be advisable. Parking will be on the street or across the street near a coffee house.

The condo will be placed on the market soon; the contents must be removed on Saturday unless other arrangements are made with SISTERS. This home is packed and we must limit the amount of people inside at any given time.

Cash only, no checks. If service is available, credit cards may be accepted at our discretion, with minimum purchase, and a service fee. Bring your own bags, boxes, packing materials and help to move furniture and items purchased. Our staff is needed inside the house and is not available for loading. No refunds or returns -- all sales are final. Not responsible for accidents or injuries. We do collect sales tax as required for the state of Washington. If you are a reseller, we must have a copy of your permit.



Description of sale: What an AMAZING collection of all things wonderful in the estate of this 90 year old man! (We’ll update this description later… Just peruse this list of treasures.)

A partial list includes: 3-piece coffee table “set”, All-Clad skillet, antique clocks (6), art, Art Deco trunk with separate base, Asian heavenly carved large black wooden chair, black marble antique clock, books, bookshelves, Breville microwave, Breville new blender, bronze box with figure sitting on lid, cast aluminum high backed bar stool, cast iron cookware Griswold and Wagner, cast iron molds, Century buffet with glass top, Century china cabinet with glass and chicken wire, Century dining table with 8 chairs, Century server with glass top, chairs, Chefsware, coffee table, copper cookware (including Inocuive Belgium, Waldow Brooklyn NY, Cop R Chef), Dansk set of dishes, demilune antique table with carved “ship” figurehead, Depression glass, Descoware, Drexel 7’ floral sofa, Drexel console bar serving cabinet, Drexel Heritage Mid Century Modern arm chair with upholstered seat and back, Drexel upholstered arm chair, Eastlake antique oak washstand with splashboard, electronics, Fenton Glass jade ''Big Cookies'' or ”Macaroon'' cookie jar 1930s, frames, gilt gold candle sconces, gold gilt figural clock, Hall restaurant ware, heavily carved black Chinese chair purchased in Helena in the 50s believed to be from the home of millionaire William A. Clark, household items, huge CD collection, ironstone, J.B. Hirsch Art Deco Pirate on Chest, jewelry, Kirk Stieff pewter Jefferson cups, kitchen utensils, Kitchenaid mixer Harvest Gold, ladies handbags (including Marc Jacobs, Dooney & Bourke, Coach, Lauren Ralph Lauren, Kipling, Baggallini, Brighton, Libaire, George Gina & Lucy, Sak, Levenger, Brahmin, Mosey, Fossil, Hobo, Abas and more), lamp tables, lamps floor and table, large glass hurricanes over brass candlesticks, Le Creuset, Le Reve bronze sculptured head by Serge Zelikson c.1925, leather chairs Drexel, LG flat screen television, linens, Margarite pottery Whidbey Island, men’s great selection of nice clothing (including L.L. Bean, Eddie Bauer, Gucci, Hermes, and more), men’s leather jackets, men's jewelry, Mikasa china, mirrors, mirrors with gold frames antique beveled, Native American jewelry may include sterling turquoise bead work, ornate brass very large gas lamp converted to electricity, Paul Herzel Pompeian bronze lion pair bookends, Pyrex, Queen Bess vintage set of silver plate flatware in case, restaurant ware, S. Kirk & Son Inc. “Repousse” (including bowl, serving spoon, salt cellars, salt spoons, and shakers), Sessions antique oak case wall clock, Seth Thomas antique Adamantine mantel clock, silk flowers from Gump’s, silver-plate, small antique oak clock, sterling flatware: International Silver (1946), “Northern Lights” 88 pieces, sterling flatware: S. Kirk & Son Inc. (1846), “Repousse” 71 pieces, sterling flatware: Wallace/Watson (1907), “Meadow Rose” 30 pieces, sterling service pieces not included in sets (several different patterns), sterling hollowware (including candelabra, candlesticks, bowls, trays, coffee pots, coasters, tidbit trays, salt dishes, shakers, compotes, trivets, shell dishes, tea pots, vase, creamer, sugar, and more), sterling jewelry, Stieff pewter, Stiffel lamps, studio pottery, Tiffany & Co. shaker, two-tiered very heavy glass table, Victorian mahogany wall clock, Victorian whimsy antique “face” chairs, walnut antique buffet/sideboard with carved faces, walnut cylinder/barrel roll antique desk c.1880, Westmoreland bird on nest (2) turquoise and white, white pottery lady with large hat vintage head vase, and more.

BREAKING NEWS!!! We have JEWELRY – Native American, Mexican, possibly Asian and Egyptian. Here’s what we’ve found so far: beaded barrette, beaded medallion tourist necklaces, beaded white loom belt (NELVA), beaded necklaces, beaded brown hat band, rosette with dyed porcupine quills, sterling necklace with horse shoes and bar on bottom and bezeled turquoise, white shell heishi with brass beads and large amber stone, pearl and turquoise nugget necklace, turquoise and silver bead necklace, lapis lazuli blue stone drop necklace with sterling chain, straight bead necklace with attached rings, sand cast sterling squash blossom necklace with hands, sterling squash blossom necklace with one stone, liquid multi strand silver necklace with cones, chunk turquoise sterling necklace with peyote birds and teepee, Zuni tortoise shell/shell/turquoise/coral bolo, Zuni ring bezel set turquoise stones, jade/jadeite square ring, Mexican sterling bracelet 1950s, sterling cuff bracelets some with turquoise, 1930s Egyptian revival sterling filigree bracelet with scarab and turquoise, child’s sterling Mexican bracelet, 1960s sterling Navajo cuff bracelet with leaf design and 3 stones with beaded silver surround, Navajo 1950s sterling barrette blue and red stone, sandcast sterling (vine) 1960s cuff bracelet Navajo turquoise center, sterling sandcast (squared ends) cuff bracelet with center turquoise stone, 1930s Mexican hinged cuff bracelet with 3 stones (argots) with scarab and Ankh ends (Kali RLA), 1960s cuff bracelet with factory bands and bezel stone work, Taxco Los Castillo bird necklace, 1930s Taxco Guerrero Eduardo Rena, handmade Concho sterling belt, Mexican sterling pin with green malachite.

Photos will be posted Wednesday evening.



text/phone: Patty (206) 914-6150

email: patty@sistersantiques.com


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SISTERS ANTIQUES ESTATE SALE -- WOODINVILLE

Saturday * May 5th, 2018 * 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Sunday * May 6th, 2018 * 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Monday * May 7th, 2018 * 10:00 am - 2:00 pm


Sale has ended

Description of sale:

This home has set a new record for us! When we open the doors at 8:00 a.m. on Cinco de Mayo, we will have completed TEN full weeks of set up, digging into cupboards/closets/cabinets/drawers/shelves/bins/boxes to unearth things that had been packed up and stored for years! We had no idea during the initial consultation that the sheer volume of things would fill the home to the rafters and utilize every table we own. We’ve sorted and cleaned and organized and displayed everything in this huge home.

This amazing home sits on Cottage Lake in Woodinville (try to stay focused on your work as you peer out the windows to this pristine lake…). Boasting nearly 4,000sf, this is a four-story, split-level custom home that was built in the 70s. The garage is nearly 800sf with a ceiling that looks to be two stories high! The storage in this home is like no other – hence the hundreds of large plastic bins and boxes we’ve been sorting through. Every piece of furniture, every single cupboard and all of the closets were packed full. If there was any space under a piece of furniture, that area became storage as well. We originally thought that if there was one, there were ten… but it didn’t take long for us to realize it was more like, if there was one, there were a hundred… or maybe a thousand. What are you looking for? I’m pretty sure you’ll find it here!

A little family history: They lived in the home for over thirty years. She was an interior designer and color consultant. She was always creating, crafting, sewing, or custom painting the rooms. Her son told us that she has always been so creative, and her taste has always been fun and artistic. It’s evident throughout this home!

He was a general contractor and house painter most of his life. He was in the Army during Vietnam and when he returned home, he started a house painting business. He never worked for another person his entire life; he was always self-employed and never advertised his business. All his work came from referrals and word of mouth. He was also an artist of sorts; some of his custom faux finishing can be seen in the home. He was also an avid outdoorsman.

Both were collectors – whatever struck their fancy! Their tastes were eclectic, to say the least, and both enjoyed being surrounded by their favorite finds. Both were Seattle natives; she attended Mercer Island High, he went to O’dea. When the opportunity presented itself – they bought their dream home. You’ll understand when you visit. See you Saturday!

A partial list includes:

1995 Acura Legend V6 automatic front wheel drive electric seats/windows sunroof 146k miles, 5ft stainless junction box, air tools, American Girl Pleasant Company steamer trunk, American oak pressed back rocking chair very unusual, animated 5ft santa, Aquaflow pump, arm chair upholstered back and seat, armoires antique 3 to choose from, art, art glass, art including water color oil acrylic print litho gicylee lathart (artists include, but not limited to: Mary Logsdon, Ch. E. Keller, John Swindell, Ellis Wilson, Don Ostrem, Bill Alexander, Paul Klee, Stacie Smith, Ross Hatte, L. Stanio, Maude Whitmore, Lenore Wailes, Armedeo Modiglaine, Katherine Ward, Clare Junge, Josephine Crumrine Liddel, Stewart, C. Daniel Gelakoska, J.F Harrington, Carolee Pollock, Kate Rowley, Gary Benfield), art supplies. artist easels. baking supplies. barbecue. barware, baseball mitts, baskets galore, Bauer carafe small chip, bedding galore, bedroom suite made in America Plantation Pine including king bed with canopy dresser armoire nightstands table absolutely exquisite, Belleek, benches, bentwood clothes rack/stand, bird bath, bird house collection, blue and white Chinese porcelain, Bombay Company Millie the Maid and James the Butler serving tray tables, Bombay Company nesting pair of tables, bombe chests detailed painting, books, bookshelves, brass candlesticks, brass pitchers, buffet antique, building supplies, cabinet with domed top, cabinet with leaded glass door, camping supplies, candles all sizes and shapes, carpets/rugs/runners antique and vintage all sizes, cased set of chopsticks, chairs, Champleve vase drilled for lamp, chef’s jacket, child's antique convertible high chair stroller, china cabinet three door antique, china several sets, Chinese antiques and decorative items, Chinoiserie lamps with shades, Chippendale set of 4 chairs, Christmas items, cleaning supplies, clock tall oak wall mount, clothing men’s and women’s, coffee tables, coins and some partial sets, collectibles, collector cards, Columbia winery wood bench, commercial painting equipment and supplies, compost bins, computer equipment, contractor’s equipment, cookbooks, copper chafing dish, copper mold vintage, copper pans, copperware, couch, craft supplies enough for a store, Craftsman tool boxes, crystal, cuckoo clock, Dansk, Dansk covered dutch oven, Depression glass, desks, drawer pulls, dressers, duck decoys vintage, Echo classic rail electric train w/smoke and sound electronics, end tables, entertainment supplies, etagere for corner antique, extensions cords, fabric, file cabinets, fishing collectibles antique and vintage, fishing equipment new and old, fishing rods and reels, Fitz & Floyd, floor lamp antique, floor lamps, Flow Blue, footstool covered in French-inspired fabric, frames, French inspired upholstered trunk, furnishings, garden art TONS, garden fertilizers and more, gardening books, gardening supplies and tools hundreds, giftwrapping and ribbon some vintage some newer, hand held radios, hand mirrors vintage, hand tools, hassock covered in French-inspired fabric, hat boxes vintage and newer, His Master’s Voice RE 752578, Hollywood Regency chalkware pair of vintage lamps Asian figures, Hot Wheels and Matchbox cars, household supplies, housewares, hundreds and hundreds of pieces of dinnerware mix and match, Imperial 6 burner stove/oven, Infinity 450 surround sound speaker system, Japanese antiques and decorative items, jewelry HUNDREDS of pieces, junction box 56” x 44” x 28.5'', kitchen antique items, kitchen utensils, Kodak no. 2 vintage tripod original leather case, lacquerware, ladders, lamp tables, lamps, large platters and serving pieces, large round platter with koi motif, leaf blower, Lenox, library full of books, linens, Livingston 2 person fiberglass boat, loading ramps, Lorex cookware fan, luncheon sets, magazine boxes, mahogany antique highboy, Majolica, marble-topped antique dresser, matching set c. 1920-1930 server/buffet/china cabinet, Mid Century Declaration desk Kipp Stewart for Drexel, Minnkota trolling motor, mirrors, mirrors antique, monkeypod, multiple accent tables, multiple sets of dinnerware, oak antique pressed back rocking chair, oak antique regulator clock, office chair, office supplies, old paper, ottoman, outdoor pots, paint sprayers, pair of twin spool beds, pair vintage lampshades Asian motif, party party party supplies, patio furniture, pet supplies, photo file boxes new, picnic table, picture frames, pillows galore, pine antique bed/settee, plants, plastic bins all sizes, platters, plumbing supplies, porcelain dolls many NIB, Portmeirion, pottery, power tools, Precious Moments figurines, pressure washer, Princess House, printers, purses TONS, Pyrex vintage, railroad bottle neck jack, records 33 and 45, refrigerator, religious items, rocking chair vintage and beautiful, roll top desk, Roseville, school yearbooks vintage, secretary with glass doors above drop front with drawers, server antique, sets of encyclopedias, sewing supplies, silver-plate, Singer antique treadle sewing machine, Skill saws, slips vintage, small antique oak chair, small appliances, sofas, Sony amplifier, Sony receiver, spinet desk, spool twin beds pair, sporting goods, stainless flatware several sets, stand brass, statuary, sterling, stools, storage crates, studio pottery, stuffed animals thousands, sunglasses, Syroco ornate vintage wall clock, table saw, tea cups and saucers vintage, tent, Thomasville vintage tall mahogany dresser gorgeous, Thomasville vintage vanity with mirror gorgeous, tile saw, toiletries hundreds, tools, towels, trunks antique domed and flat top, tureens, typewriter vintage with case, upholstered chairs one with ottoman, upholstered highback settee, vanities, Victorian ornately carved back side chairs with upholstered seats, Victorian porcelain antique, Victorian rocking chair with upholstered seat, Videonics sound effects mixer, Viennese exquisite antique Baroque walnut sideboard with original marble top 8’ 8’ tall, VW custom etched rear glass, wallets, walnut antique rectangular dining table, washstand antique, water/lake toys, weather vane with moose, Weller large vase as found, white ironstone china porcelain large serving pieces, Wilson cast iron pot belly stove, wine goblets, women’s clothing and shoes in multiple closets shelves bins, wooden cutting boards, wooden plant stand, wool blankets, WWII binoculars, Zero gravity outdoor chair.

And when I say, “and loads more” – I REALLY mean it. Time permitting, we will add to this list, but I make no promises!

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text/phone: Patty (206) 914-6150

email: patty@sistersantiques.com


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SISTERS ANTIQUES ESTATE SALE -- WOODINVILLE

Saturday * February 17th, 2018 * 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Sunday * February 18th, 2018 * 8:00 am - 4:00 pm

Sale has ended

NO EARLY ENTRY. ANY SIGN-UP LIST TO BE SELF-MANAGED. CASH ONLY, NO CHECKS. IF SERVICE IS AVAILABLE, CREDIT CARDS MAY BE ACCEPTED WITH A MINIMUM PURCHASE AND FOR A SERVICE FEE. BRING YOUR OWN BAGS, BOXES, PACKING MATERIALS. WE DO COLLECT SALES TAX. NO REFUNDS OR RETURNS -- ALL SALES FINAL. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS OR INJURIES.

PLEASE NOTE: OUR STAFF IS NEEDED INSIDE THE HOUSE AND IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR LOADING. BRING YOUR OWN HELP TO MOVE FURNITURE AND ITEMS PURCHASED.

Parking is available just up the street. There is no parking by the home due to a dirt driveway and heavy rains. If you need special assistance, please email/text us ahead of time and we can provide direction.

Description of sale: At the end of WWII, the Army brought her father back from England, where he had served as a field physician, returning him to Chicago. He bought a car and headed west, drove all the way to Washington state, and settled in Grandview where he opened his first medical practice.

As the child of almost native Washingtonians, she had special connections to the furniture and household items that were part of her life from early on. In her dad’s first office there was a lovely medical cabinet with a rounded top and beveled glass in the upper door. Decidedly the most prized piece in her home with wonderful memories, it will be available in the estate sale. Other pieces that were around most of her life are also ready to grace your home with her blessing.

Strongly tied to the history that is represented by the things her parents owned, many were held onto and cherished as her own family grew here in Washington and elsewhere. Over the years, a piece here and there was added, usually from Wyoming, New Mexico, and Nevada. There is a local flavor to regional furniture, and blending some “new” antiques with what they already had gave them a wonderfully eclectic collection. There always were lots of Washington influences: family’s crystal was by Kusak, table linens from Frederick and Nelson, and some of the kitchen décor came from Nordstrom back in the day. Her mother’s family had roots in Canada and England so the collection was rounded out by Royal Crown Derby, Wedgewood, Royal Worcester, and Royal Doulton.

Add in modern fabric furniture, a J. Peterman rattan sleigh bed, a turn-of-the-century wardrobe with beveled glass, and miscellaneous Asian antiques and you might want it all. Have fun deciding which pieces of our history will enrich your own!

A partial list includes: 4” new/newer white hooks for slatboard hundreds, 50s glass hostess set, Acrosonic piano, alphabet and number boards décor, amber bar glasses from Sur La Table *my favorite, animal crates and kennels, armoire/wardrobe turn of the century with beveled shield-shaped mirror on single center door, art, assorted paints, baking supplies, bar ware assorted items, baskets, Belgique stainless steel pans, black and white plates France, Bon Marche coffee table and lamp table with glass, bookshelves, bread machine, Breyer horses, building materials, carpet runners wool long Oriental? Persian? (approximately 13’ and 20’ each) antique, chairs, charcoal, Charles Belle framed blue flowers “Fleurs de Belle”, Chateau Ste. Michelle Winery large wooden wine store display, china, Chinese antique ice chest cooler box Qing Dynasty, Chinese antique lacquered chest with domed lid, Chinese blue white very large low bowl, Chinese sideboard/buffet, coffee tables, collectibles, collection of Christmas tree stands, computer equipment, cookbook collection, cookie cutters, copper bowls, Corningware French white, crafts, crock pot, crystal, crystal decanter, crystal goblets, Cuisinart coffee maker with two carafes, Cuisinart food processor, demitasse cups and saucers, Depression glass stemware, DMC embroidery floss skeins new thousands, DMC vintage store display wooden 3-drawer embroidery floss thread cases, Don Stone signed carved moose antler, Dooney and Bourke handbags, drafting table vintage, dressers, DVDs CDs VHS, EAPG, electronics, Elna Carina SU-65 sewing machine w/accessories, end tables, English tea pots, Enochs Indianapolis U.S.A. antique walnut medical cabinet domed top glass arched single door multiple drawers cabinet below with amazing glass shelves – a family piece that belonged to client’s physician father, espresso machine, fabric, feather seed rattan wicker seed pod bamboo shell spheres, file cabinets, Filson jacket, Fitz and Floyd decanters plate, folding tall screen for photos, framed oil painting of work horse, framed oil painting on board chickens and rooster in yard vintage, frames, Frederick Machetanz “Midnight Watch” framed signed and numbered lithograph, French style very cool wire half-round garden stand, futon beds (one wooden, one metal), galvanized tub, garden pots, gardening/yard supplies and tools, GE 21cf manual defrost freezer, green house shelf, hall tree mirrored large turn-of-the-century antique, hand tools, Harman Kardon receiver, house plants large and medium, household items, huge extension ladder, ice bucket silver plate with hinged lid, iMac computers and keyboards, J. Peterman rattan king sleigh bed with mattress, jewelry, Julia Childs collection of cookbooks, kitchen goodies galore, kitchen utensils, Korean cloisonné condiment set, Kusak crystal, Lachrymatory tear catcher perfume bottles antique, ladies clothing tons, lamp tables, lamps, landscape lighting, large framed polar bear print, leather ‘fabric’, library FULL of books plus additional books in other rooms, linens, Made in Vermont large wooden bowl, Magic Box fold-away desk cabinet in the style of Mummenthaler Meier or Mumenthaler and Meier Mid Century Modern, Magnavox mahogany radio cabinet to repurpose (bar?), Mahjong table with four drawers, mahogany (?) office desk vintage, mahogany cabinet double door w/piano hinges amazing dovetailing, Malibu pilates Pro, marble polar bear, metal stand with glass shelves plants or other, metal/wood shelf unit, Mid Century Modern Danish Niels O. Moller for Gudme Mobelfabrik teak dining table, Mid Century Modern dresser, Mikasa crystal, Minton china set Ancestral pattern, Molbaks planters and pots, Natureworks hatching dinosaur, nickel bronze Thailand huge vintage flatware set in old presentation case, nightstand, Nikon vintage cameras, oak antique office desk, office chair, old trunk, outdoor chairs, Pampered Chef items, patio furniture, portable work bench new in box, pottery, power tools, primitive bookcase/cabinet with two glass doors antique, printers and ink, ProForm recumbent bike near new, puzzles, Pyrex, rattan bar with wine glass racks and bottle cubbies, rattan large cylindrical stand with heavy glass on top, Riedel fine stemless wine glasses new, Royal Albert, Royal Crown Derby, Royal Doulton, Royal Worcester, Sabino crystal chickens, Scandesign teak counter stools set of 4, Scopelite microscope lamp, sewing supplies, ship’s desk original hardware antique and awesome, snow skis, sofa table with antiqued green with faint gold edging, sofa/love seat/chair overstuffed, speakers, Spencer antique microscope Buffalo U.S.A. several lenses and original case, Spode Christmas serving two-tiered tray minus stem, stainless steel fish poacher, Steuben blue aurene glass vase Frederick Carder AS IS, studio pottery, tall square shelving unit wood and iron, tea cups and saucers, tool boxes, tools of all kinds, Toro lawnmowers, True Puresoft black task chair new and assembled, tureen large white covered, twin headboard, twin mattress, USSR Lomonosov porcelain Panda bears, Victorian side chairs upholstered back and seat, Weber charcoal barbecue, Wedgwood, wheelbarrow, wicker whitewashed desk and matching bench, wicker natural side chairs set of 6, wooden carved bear holding fish, wreath sculptured metal flowers, wrought iron tall candle stand, yarn yarn yarn and more yarn…

One room has been totally devoted to all things associated with yarn crafts. This represents inventory from a store in Bellevue that has since closed its doors. Items include sewing accessories, thread, embroidery materials, fabric, leather, needlepoints, needles, roving, needlework frames, loom, yarn stretchers, vintage sequins/bangles/embellishments used on costumes for ice skaters, yarn (yarn in virtually all weights, from lace [very thin] to super bulky [as thick as a finger]; most of the yarn is wool or a combination of wool and other fibers -- some with bamboo, silk, or hemp. There is some 100% cotton yarn, some 100% silk yarn, and some 100% cashmere.

One of the reviews from the store: “If you're a devotee of the yarn arts --crocheting, knitting, etc., or you want to be -- this store offers a wide variety of beautiful yarns. They also carry a number of books and accessories, knitting needles, crochet hooks, charms and buttons, and a number of patterns as well. This is a great place to look over all the options in the yarn world, and find a comfortable area to start in. Beautiful variety of colors and textures!”

*** When we arrived Monday, packed boxes were everywhere and our client and a friend were busy unloading everything to add to the sale! We hope to add photos to this site, but if we can't because of pricing, please visit to see even more!

phone/text: Patty (206) 914-6150

email: patty@sistersantiques.com




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SISTERS ANTIQUES ESTATE SALE -- WOODINVILLE

Saturday * December 2nd, 2017 * 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Sunday * December 3rd, 2017 * 8:00 am - 4:00 pm

Sale has ended

Chateau Woods is a beautiful 50-acre community; a neighborhood of 102 homes nestled just above Woodinville wine country, west of Chateau Ste. Michelle Winery. It’s just a little over a mile east of Safeway (Kingsgate) on 124th Avenue NE at NE 144th Street.

NO EARLY ENTRY. ANY SIGN-UP LIST TO BE SELF-MANAGED. CASH ONLY, NO CHECKS. IF SERVICE IS AVAILABLE, CREDIT CARDS MAY BE ACCEPTED WITH A MINIMUM PURCHASE AND FOR A SERVICE FEE. BRING YOUR OWN BAGS, BOXES, PACKING MATERIALS AND HELP TO MOVE FURNITURE AND ITEMS PURCHASED. OUR STAFF IS NEEDED INSIDE THE HOUSE AND IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR LOADING. NO REFUNDS OR RETURNS -- ALL SALES FINAL. NO PREVIEWS; PRICING INFORMATION NOT AVAILABLE PRIOR TO SALE. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS OR INJURIES.

PLEASE – No children! There are tons of toys/books/stuffed animals in new or newer condition. This is the sale moms and grammas come to for ALL their Christmas shopping.

Description of sale: This is a very clean and well-decorated home in the southwest area of Woodinville. What we didn’t know during the consultation was that the cupboards and closets and drawers and cabinets were packed with GREAT stuff! …and then we ventured into the garage to find tall double-door storage cabinets full to the brim, as well as shelving units totally filled. Thank goodness there was a tall ladder, so we could access the rafters as well!

Because of the massive amount of Christmas décor (still plenty of time to decorate) and all the art and crafting supplies (make your own cards), gorgeous high-end clothing (perfect holiday attire), and enough children’s new/newer books and toys to open a store (Christmas gift-giving) – we’re holding the sale the beginning of December. This is one-stop shopping!

She grew up on a small farm in Ohio with six sisters! An avid bicycle rider all her life, she rode Seattle to Portland and Seattle to Vancouver. She will always be remembered for the joy she derived from helping and doing things for others. She loved to entertain; her passion for cooking and baking led her to sell Pampered Chef products (and collect as well). A great amount of time was devoted to designing handcrafted cards and scrapbooking special memories (hence the extensive rubber stamp, paper crafting punches and art supplies). She loved to shop -- whether decorating her home or adding to her wardrobe, or just buying gifts for anyone if she thought it would bring them joy!

She volunteered for many church and school activities in support of her children. In recent years, she continued serving others on a mission trip to Guatemala, and as a literacy volunteer for children in her vicinity. She was selected Volunteer of the Month for the Starlight Starbright Children's Foundation.

A partial list includes: 100+ CDs, 100+ DVDs, 7.5’ Christmas tree in box, Amisco iron bar stools pair, area rug, art, art/scrapbook/construction paper, Asus gaming desktop PC, Atlas Elektra 1025 snowshoes, back packs, badminton set, baking supplies, barware, Bassett large footstool, Bassett love seat, Bassett sofa, bedding blankets towels personal items, BenchMaster swivel chair with ottoman, bicycle décor items, bicycle patio planter with 3-pot capacity, Black & Decker cordless garden shears, black cabinet with cupboards for television stereo components, Bocce ball, bookcases, books hundreds many new, bookshelves, Brighton purses and belts, Broilmaster barbecue, buffet with wine bottle storage, candles and candleholders, canning jars many new, card tables and folding chairs, carved wooden bear in stump, cast iron cookware, cast iron umbrella stands, chairs, china, Christmas décor/decorations/lights, Christmas sets of dishes, circular saw, clothing, Coleman tent, collectibles, computer equipment, cookie cutters just in time for holiday baking, coolers, corner desk/stand, couch, craft miscellaneous supplies, Creative Memories, crystal, Curious George collection including toys books stuffed animals almost all new, decorations for all holidays, Definite Technology ProMonitor surround sound system, dog kennel, dresser, drills, electronics, end tables, extensive craft supplies and books filling one room, Felt bicycle FCGR carbon frame, fishing equipment, Flexsteel beautifully upholstered recliner, floor lamps, frames beautiful, Game boy with games and charger, garden food and fertilizers, gardening supplies and tools, gas patio heater, Giguère & Morin dining table with leaf 6 side chairs, golf clubs, hand tools, heaters, heavy duty shelving, hose pot with lid, hoses, household items, housewares, indoor glass topped iron tables (4), Innova heavy duty inversion table, iron headboard footboard for king mattress set, iron plant stands, iron wine rack with glass top, jewelry huge collection of costume (including Sterling Holiday Macys Nordstrom Chico’s Lia Sophia Stella and Dot and more), KEF surround sound speakers Innovators in Sound, kitchen utensils, ladies belts all styles and materials, ladies clothes in several closets sizes M-XL many new some with tags (Chico’s, Eddie Bauer, Nordstrom, Soma, Gallery, Wilson Leather, Coldwater Creek, Cabi, Gap, Zenergy, Seahawks/Mariners, Calvin Klein, DKNY, Express, Columbia, Nike and many more), ladies hats and purses, ladies shoes and boots sizes 9.5-11 (Enzo, Ecco, Larks, Aerosole, Franko Sarto, Paolo, Hoka, Steve Madden, Sierra, Bear Trap, Artisan, Nine West, Eclisse, Asics, Columbia, Ann Taylor, Naturalizer and many more), Lady Americana memory foam organic cotton king mattress and box spring, lamps, Lane cedar chest, large iron candle holder with deep glass bowl, linens, Longaberger basket collection, Longaberger china set, Longaberger glassware, luggage, metal wheeled cart with drawers, mini outdoor greenhouse, mirrors, outdoor games, paint supplies, Pampered Chef kitchen utensils stoneware pots pans, Panasonic DMP-BDT100 Blu-Ray DVD player, Panasonic Viera 32” LED HDTV, Panasonic Viera 50” Plasma HDTV, paper craft punches hundreds (Fiskars, Stampin’ Up, Martha Stewart, EK Tools, SiCoHome, Punch Bunch, CADY, Uchida), Party Lite candles and candleholders, patio umbrellas, Pfaff 213 sewing machine, Pioneer Elite receiver, planters pots hangers, plant stands gardening, plastic crates, potted succulents, Pottery Barn, power tools, Princess House crystal, puzzles and games, redwood table converting to bench, rubber stamps in the many hundreds mostly new, Sanyo mini refrigerator, scarves, scrapbook papers sheets packs pads cardstock, sewing supplies, Shell gas mini pedal car bank 1/6 scale box, Sizzix Stampin’ Up Big Shot die cutting machine with accessories, ski boots, sleeping bags, small appliances, snowman collection, sporting goods, stamp pads various makers colors sizes, Stampin’ Up supplies, stencils, stuffed animals many new with tags, table lamps, table linens, Table-mate tv craft tray table, tabletop settings and decorations, tall two-door storage cabinets with shelves (3), TBLX television stand, three-drawer wicker and iron storage, toolboxes, tools, Tracer EX2 wheelchair, Tradewinds long dresser, Tradewinds pair nightstands, Trek bicycle Alpha 4500 Bontrager, Troy-Built 2800psi pressure washer, Tupperware and other plasticware, two-drawer file cabinet, vintage aluminum 4-piece canister set, Vision Fitness E3200 upright bike, white wire decorative rack with shelves, Wii Sports, wine glasses and decanters, wrought iron chairs, wrought iron round patio table with glass, wrought iron small round table, Wüsthof knife storage wood, Yakima TerraGate II bike rack, and loads more...

Update: We found several boxes of great products for the bicycle enthusiasts! Photos have been added; however, details have not been included. Please refer to pictures below. Our client was an avid cyclist.

Please note:  There are no dressing rooms to try on clothing.

Small children should NOT accompany mom and dad to this sale -- (1) too many attractive nuisances; (2) the house is packed and we are limited as to the number of people we can allow inside at any given time; (3) face it, in front of a roomful of other customers, you aren't going to say no to a screaming child who wants every single toys/book/stuffed animal they see.  It will cost you a fortune.

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SISTERS ANTIQUES ESTATE SALE -- MILL CREEK

Saturday * October 14th, 2017 * 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Sunday * October 15th, 2017 * 8:00 am - 4:00 pm

Sale has ended

NO EARLY ENTRY. ANY SIGN-UP LIST TO BE SELF-MANAGED. CASH ONLY, NO CHECKS. IF SERVICE IS AVAILABLE, CREDIT CARDS MAY BE ACCEPTED WITH A MINIMUM PURCHASE AND FOR A SERVICE FEE. BRING YOUR OWN BAGS, BOXES, PACKING MATERIALS AND HELP TO MOVE FURNITURE AND ITEMS PURCHASED. OUR STAFF IS NEEDED INSIDE THE HOUSE AND IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR LOADING. NO REFUNDS OR RETURNS -- ALL SALES FINAL. NO PREVIEWS; PRICING INFORMATION NOT AVAILABLE PRIOR TO SALE. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS OR INJURIES.

Description of sale: Clean and well-maintained two-story home in Mill Creek; original owners. What seemed like a simple estate sale on our original consultation has become a fabulous treasure-filled home once we began working! Deep closets, nooks and crannies, and full-to-the-brim dressers and cabinets produced all sorts of items – something for everyone, and then some! Once the home was sorted, it was time to start on the garage. We discovered 40-50 boxes packed and taped shut (and upopened) from the 60s, most likely from another move. Each box had a small address label affixed to the end of it with the tiniest handwriting imaginable, listing the contents. Native American… Meissen… Dresden… small art/keep… small art/sell… Mexican… Italian…

And… we kept unpacking and sorting and bringing more and more into the house and loading even more tables. Read through the description of what we’ve found (so far) and look through the photos. Hope to see you bright and early!

A partial list includes: 70s flower power linen towels NOS, albums and CDs, Apollo Loraline ice bucket w/tongs, Apollo Loraline cocktail shaker, art, Art Nouveau c. 1905 breakfront leaded glass doors lined drawers beveled mirror, Art Nouveau style black wrought iron floor lamp, autographed “Hollywood” photos, baskets, Bausch and Lomb binoculars, bed linens blankets comforters bedspreads, Bicky vintage monocular pocket scope w/2 lenses, blue and white yacht club flag pennant, Blue man pottery figurine, bookcase, books, books Native American, bookshelves, boxed set of 6 mother-of-pearl handled knives England, Brandt ladies writing desk, brass horse wall rack with 5 hooks vintage, brassware, caned seat side chairs, catlinite/pipestone carved ashtray, catlinite/pipestone souvenir key chain MN, Century Furniture Company vintage bedroom suite with king size mattress and box springs dresser night stands wardrobe/armoire, chairs, Chicago Cutlery knife set with block, china, Christmas items, clothing, coffee tables, collectibles, cookbooks, Corningware, cotton kitchen towels many original labels NOS, couches, crystal, crystal decanters, crystal lamp with prism drops, crystal vintage, Dalvey voyager clock Scotland, Dansk Fjord teak stainless flatware 36 pcs, decorator pillows, Delft, dinnerware, drawers full of kitchen gadgets, Dresden, Dresden King Frederick set of orchestra figurines 19 pcs, dressers, Drexel high quality sofa and love seat excellent condition, drum beater Native American tourist/décor, drum Native American tourist/décor, electronics, end tables, English antique draw leaf table with five chairs, Eschenbach Bavaria hand painted porcelain ashtray set, fabric, Farberware grill in box, file cabinets, first aid supplies, frames, Franciscan Madeira glasses, Frigidaire upright freezer, furnishings, furniture, gardening supplies and tools, gold large ornate framed decorator beveled mirror, Gold Medal director chairs, Gorham silver, grey sofa, Griswold and Wagner Ware cast iron skillets, hand tools, handmade porcelain leopard kitten Italy(?), handmade quilts, Hermes silk scarves, hexagonal lamp table cabinet, hide bag tobacco pouch Native American Plains style c. 1960s, holiday wrapping materials, Hollywood Regency tall gold silver table lamps with shades, household items, housewares, Hummel skier, jewelry, kitchen small appliances, kitchen utensils, lace vintage assorted widths and lengths rolled and tied, ladies quality clothes and shoes excellent condition, ladies vintage leather belts heavily tooled sterling buckle loops tip, ladies vintage leather gloves, lamp tables, lamps, Le Creuset #25 3.5 qt white oval Dutch oven, Le Creuset “G” 7.25 qt new Dutch oven, linens, linens vintage, luggage mostly vintage, Lunt Eloquence 80 piece sterling silver flatware, Lunt silver plate heavy candlesticks, Lunt silver plate large oval platter tray, marble-topped vintage round coffee table, Meissen Blue Onion, Meissen Blue Onion Rich, Mexican c. 60s-70s NOS vintage wool Saltillo ponchos/serapes with fringe excellent condition, Mexican clay tabletop cooker, Mexican pottery, mid-1800s American walnut slant-front bureau desk, Mikasa set of Chippendale fine china, Mikasa stemware, Mikasa water glasses, Miller lamp with Bryant socket and slag glass shade, miniature Native American souvenir quiver with arrows War Eagle, mirrors, Monmouth large matte jardinière, Monterey horseshoe branded table, movie memorabilia, Native American 1900 holy bible Dakota Wowapi Wakan, Native American beaded deer hide headband costume/décor, Native American beaded miniature souvenir moccasins c. 1950s, Native American beaded souvenir turtle pin, Navajo double saddle rug c. 1950s-1960s, new old stock linens, Noritake Morimura gold porcelain miniature baskets, oak antique table with carved lions, oak dining chairs set of four, oil lamps, old desk, Olinala (?) vintage Mexican lacquered wood tray, Oneida Heirloom collection Michelangelo flatware 50 pcs, opera glasses, Optimus vintage multifocal range finder, ornate pair of table lamps and matching floor lamp, owl carved wood statue, packaged vintage NOS pillowcases, pantry items, Pendleton vintage mid-century blanket, perfume bottles vintage some NOS, pewter, pine lift top commode antique, Plat Mex SA sterling, Polaroid camera with manual, porcupine quill basket Native American Great Lakes c. 1970s, pottery, power tools, pressed glass antique, purses and bags assorted, Pyrex, quilt 1920s handmade broken star pattern, quilt 1920s mostly handmade hexagon medallion pattern, quilt antique handmade 4-point star pattern, red Eureka vacuum, River sterling Mexico, round Victorian lamp table with four legs, round vintage oak coffee table, sewing supplies, ship’s wheel small lamp, shredding machine, silver-plate, Sioux beaded moccasins on parfleche c. 1890-1900, slant front desk with drawers, small appliances, small oak cabinet, Spratling and Taxco signed sterling jewelry, stainless steel cookware, stainless steel pots and pans, stemware, sterling and sterling/turquoise and copper jewelry, sterling Ranger set 3 piece American, sterling Ranger set 4 piece Mexican c. 1930s, studio pottery, tall wrought iron plant stand, Thomas Hellstrom fox statue, Toño Piedra Negra Mexico sterling silver, tools, Town and Country by Allan Adler Sterling silver salad set 2pcs, twin mattresses and box springs, upholstered antique arm chair, upholstered vintage wing chair, Vannes France crystal duck, Vera NOS kitchen linens, Victorian arm chair amazing detail needs springs tied, Villeroy & Boch Mettlach chargers, vintage boxed sets of perfumed soap NOS, vintage costume jewelry including Boucher/Ciro/Eisenberg Ice/Trifari/Monet/Scitarelli/Alva and more, Vulcain France cookware, Wallace Baroque silver-plate, Waterford crystal in the Ashling pattern, white upholstered vintage arm chair, wicker chairs, Wilcox Meriden quad plate 5 arm ornate candelabra, Workmate, Yaqui bear mask, Yaqui face mask, Yashica AF camera with manual, Yashica tele converter and loads more...

Update: We have just been given the go-ahead to offer a large collection of modern art collected by the family. Richard Faralla (b. 1916, d. 1996) was an artist based in the Bay Area. His work has been displayed at various galleries throughout the years. Previously a painter, in 1959 he turned to sculptures and reliefs assemblage; he is known for sculptor-mod relief and collage.


phone: Patty (206) 914-6150

email: patty@sistersantiques.com


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SISTERS ANTIQUES ESTATE SALE -- BELLEVUE

Saturday * July 22, 2017 * 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Sunday * July 23, 2017 * 8:00 am - 4:00 pm

Sale has been completed

Description of sale: Beautiful home in Newport Hills completely remodeled and upgraded over the past two years. Enough is enough – they decided to do a major downsizing and retire to Florida. The house is full of wonderful furniture and art and decorator items and everything is in excellent condition! You won’t leave empty-handed from this one!

A partial list includes: 6 foot tall double-sided music theme 3-paneled folding room divider, Alvar Suñol Munoz-Ramos “Blau Sinfonia” 113/200 lithograph with embossing and hand lettering, Alvar Suñol Munoz-Ramos “Concierto de Noche” 34/250 lithograph, Alvar Suñol Munoz-Ramos “Muses de L’Artista 157/250 stone lithograph w/mixed media, American Leather ottomans (several), animal or child doorway gate, Apollo briteLITE 6, art, baskets, BDI Arena 9972 freestanding flat panel TV mount, BDI USA Avion 8925 low profile corner entertainment cabinet, bedding including shams and comforters many new in package, beveled rectangular mirror in black and gold ornate frame, bistro table with 2 woven chairs (2 sets), black cabinet with three wicker drawers, books, bookshelves, cables computer and stereo, calendar art professionally framed, candles, cast iron, cat supplies, chairs individual and sets, Cheval full length tall mirrored door opens to jewelry armoire, china, Christmas décor, Christmas lights inside outside, Christmas tree lighted, ClosetMaid shelving, clothing men’s and women’s, coffee tables, collectibles, computer desk, couches, crafts, crystal, crystal vases, cupcake maker, curtain rods and rings and brackets many new in package, DCS freestanding patio heater, DecoBros stackable cabinet basket chrome NIB, DecoBros stackable can rack chrome NIB, decorative vintage look large firetruck with firemen, decorator pillows oodles and oodles in all shapes and fabrics, designer purses, dessert plate collections gift boxed, drapery hardware new in package, Dream World inserts for sewing machine, dresser vintage, dressers, duffle bags and backpack for travel, electronics, elephant bookends, end tables, extension cords galore, fabric, fans and heaters, faux painted black short corner cabinet, fire pit for patio with copper top new, Fisher Price tub from grandkids, five drawer black chest dresser Wayfair, floor lamp dark base and white shade, floor lamp with brass square stem and base and linen shade, floral couch and accent pillows professionally upholstered by Greenbaum (disclaimer: comfortable, beautiful, comfortable, excellent condition, comfortable, very sturdy; did we say comfortable? Comfortable sleeper sofa), folding wood luggage racks, frames, Franklin Heirloom Porcelain dolls new in box, French Bistro vintage-inspired black side chairs set of 4, Frigidaire double door 3.1cf refrigerator new, Frontgate Rx Therasage table, furnishings, Futon high-end heavy wood slatted multi-position with microfiber covered mattress, garden art, garden pots and potting soil, gardening supplies and tools, GE Profile Sensor Convection 1.5cf microwave, George Massias “Cycles Gladiator” professionally framed poster depicting 1895 nude woman on French flying bicycle, glass-topped round lamp table with drawers, glass-topped wood cabinet with 3 drawers, Halloween creepy butler candy holder, Halloween décor, Hammary glass-topped two drawer wood end table, hand tools, hanging patio chaise lounger with canopy from Bellevue patio furniture store, hanging patio lanterns, Hekman Furniture Company inlaid mahogany console cabinet, Herman Miller office chair, Horst Rosemann “Rothenburg ob der tauber” original pencil signed, household items, indoor/outdoor iron stands, ION Profile vinyl to MP3 turntable NIB, iron candleholders with glass globes several, iron patio furniture, iron plant stands, jewelry, Keurig, kitchen utensils, kitchenware, lamp tables, lamps, Lane black sideboard with drawers and cabinets and wine storage, large paper shredder, Le Creuset doufeu cousances orange heavy lidded casserole, leaded glass windows (4) with hanging hooks, leather tufted large round “cocktail” ottoman with drawers from Greenbaum (Fairfield Chair Company USA), leather(?) recliner as seen, linens, Little Tykes water table pirate ship from grandkids, luggage, metronome, mirrors several sizes, Molbaks large pottery, Multi-Flex Core Home Gym, National Geographic large telescope with stand, Natuzzi leather loveseat, Natuzzi leather sofa, office cabinet with wheels small, office long counter/credenza with wheels, office supplies, Old Glory Syracuse cream colored china, outdoor pillows pads tablecloths, outdoor pots, painting supplies, pair black ladder-back chairs with rush seats, pair wood nightstands Wayfair, party supplies, pottery, Pottery Barn small 4-part cubby, power tools, professionally framed Japanese prints, Pulaski tall cabinet with drawers and tiled counter, queen size comforter pillows shams like new (guest bedroom), queen size wood headboard Wayfair, regulator clock in wooden case with glass door, REI jackets, Roland EP 75 digital piano keyboard, Rubbermaid ice chest, rugs/runners several all sizes and shapes, Samsonite, Seiji Fujishiro art 140/800, Sennheiser headphones RS 65, Sentry safe, serving pieces, set of stainless steel flatware in case, sewing supplies, ShopVac and attachments, silver-plate, Simmons queen mattress pillow top excellent from guest bedroom, small appliances, small round dining table with glass, small two-tiered wood table with drawer, spindle-back rocker with upholstered seat, Sto-A-Way queen mattress foundation w/4 drawers, stoneware, Superior 600lb anti-burst stability exercise ball with latex resistance bands, symphony music stands, table lamp in the style of Tiffany, tall cabinet/bookshelf with 2 glass fronted doors and shelves, tall silver toned pair of candlesticks, Tommy Bahama tablecloth, tools, Toro Rake and Vac and Super Blower/Vacuum, Toscana sky blue cabinet with 2 glass fronted doors and cabriole legs, Uno microfiber storage tray cube ottomans, Verilux natural spectrum light bulbs, water fountains, watering cans, wedding dress and veil with boxes, wind chimes, wingback chair newly upholstered, wood slat black rocking chair with tall back (2), Yuroz “Bedroom Suite” offset print with 6 frames, and loads more...

phone: Patty (206) 914-6150

email: patty@sistersantiques.com


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SISTERS ANTIQUES ESTATE SALE -- BELLEVUE

Saturday * April 29th * 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Sunday * April 30th * 9:00 am – 4:00 pm

address will be posted 24 hours prior to the opening of the estate sale

NO EARLY ENTRY. ANY SIGN-UP LIST TO BE SELF-MANAGED. CASH ONLY, NO CHECKS. IF SERVICE IS AVAILABLE, CREDIT CARDS MAY BE ACCEPTED WITH A MINIMUM PURCHASE AND FOR A SERVICE FEE. BRING YOUR OWN BAGS, BOXES, PACKING MATERIALS AND HELP TO MOVE FURNITURE AND ITEMS PURCHASED. OUR STAFF IS NEEDED INSIDE THE HOUSE AND IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR LOADING. NO REFUNDS OR RETURNS -- ALL SALES FINAL. NO PREVIEWS; PRICING INFORMATION NOT AVAILABLE PRIOR TO SALE. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS OR INJURIES.


*** This sale is located on a private road with parking for residents only. We will be running a shuttle throughout the day to transport people to and from the house. If you have more than one person in your car, you can be dropped off and your driver can take the shuttle. We will make arrangements IF you buy large pieces that require your vehicle or a moving company to pick them up. ***


Description of sale: In the heart of Bellevue, long before strip malls, major department stores, and massive highrises, this family designed and built their forever home in 1957. Age and health issues are now forcing them to move into assisted living where they can receive the care necessary to keep them well.

Shortly after meeting at a USO dance, they married and began raising a family. Both spent many years in the field of education; he taught at Mercer Island High School and later became principal. In addition, he started the first alternative high school in the city. Retiring at 50, he continued in the Naval Reserve as a commissioned officer.

Both shared a love of gardening; he bred Rhododendrons, traveling as far as China to collect seeds. He was active in various Rhododendron organizations, a member of the Cascade Rhododendron Society and past president of the American Rhododendron Society. He later became interested in native plants and was an active member in the Washington Native Plant Society. He operated a wholesale plant business on the property for thirty years.

She enjoyed the fiber arts, including knitting, becoming a skilled weaver, a complicated process that involves warping a loom, as well as the actual weaving process. She was a member of the Seattle Weaver's Guild.

The couple loved to travel and took the family on several trips to Mexico and Hawaii, to share their enjoyment. Their love of Mexico is evident in the many works of local art that they collected over the years. Both enjoyed the arts, travel, and gardening, and their extensive book collection also reflects this interest.

A partial list includes: 1800s walnut dining table with leaves, albums/vinyls, American oak antique drop front secretary with display cupboard, antique dolls, antique woodworking planes and clamps, arrowheads, art, art books, barrel rings (think garden orbs), baskets, bed frame, bells, Big Little books, binoculars, bird houses, blue antique stoneware bowl, Blue Willow collection hundreds of pieces, book collections, books, bookshelves, Brambach grand piano, building supplies, camera tripods, cameras vintage Wetzlar Royal Kodak and more, chain link gates, chairs, children’s antique books, china, Christmas miscellaneous, clothing vintage, cobalt blue poison bottles, coffee tables, collectible rocks, collectibles, Columbia table-top Grafanola, computers and computer equipment, cookbooks, copper, Corningware, couch, craft, crocks, Curtis photogravure, cut crystal, Dazey glass #40 butter churn, Depression glass, dog supplies, dolls vintage and antique, dressers, electric fans vintage, Elton Bennett framed “Grass”, end tables, exercise equipment, extensive book collections including gardening, weaving and loom, bibles, rhododendron and native plants, etc., extra large trunk, fabric, fine antique linens, fishing gear, frames, futon, games and cards vintage, gardening/yard supplies and tools, giant recorder, globe, Gold Medal Folding Furniture Co. 70s Safari pair of chairs, Graflex 22 camera, Griswold cast iron, Hawaii surfing poster vintage, hand tools, Harrisville Design loom, household items, housewares, Indian child’s vintage moccasins, insulators, jewelry, Jose Manual Robles art, Kachina vintage dolls, Karastan rugs, Kenneth Reid vintage turquoise wood inlaid belt buckle Albuquerque, Keurig, kitchen items vintage, kitchen utensils, Kodak 4400 projector, Kusak Crystal collection, ladies’ hats vintage, lamp tables, lamps, large old paned windows, large woven suitcase, linens, Lionel trains and accessories, Lloyd Loom chairs, looms, luggage, magazines vintage, marble-topped buffet sideboard and large mirror (priced separately), Marcrest tankards, matching dressers, mechanical drawing supplies, metronome, Mexican clay pottery collection, Mexican terra cotta, Mexican tiles, microscopes, Mid-century modern furniture, miniature pine needle basket, mirrors, Motorola 1993 cellular mobile and carry phone accessory, music books, musical instruments, Native American items, Northwest Coast Indian art, nursery growing pots and trays hundred/thousands, oak antique desk from post office, old guy’s tool room, old paper, outdoor pottery, pedestal sink, Peruvian rugs, petrified wood, plant reference books, Pleasantime plastic poker chips, posters, pottery, power tools, printer, produce scale vintage, puppet vintage, Pure Breez antique electric fan, purses, Pyrex, R.H.S. Colour Chart The Royal Horticultural Society London, Raggedy Anns, RCA Victor gramophone, record book albums, record players, records 33 45 78, Remington Rand vintage typewriter, Rhododendron Yearbooks 1940s, rock collections, round oak antique coffee table primitive, rugs Mexican Peruvian, Sara Parker signed art 9/100, Seahawks cups, seashell collections, sewing patterns vintage, sewing supplies, sheet music vintage, silver plate, slide rules, small appliances, specimen plants, spinning wheels antique, spongeware, sporting goods, Stanley planes, sterling, stools, TCW (Wheaton) Co. vintage apothecary bottles with stoppers, tea cups and saucers, teak outdoor furniture, terra cotta, Thonet chairs, tinware, tools, transferware, tripods, trumpets, twig/branch benches, ukuleles/banjos, U.S. Aqua pure drinking water (part of the family bomb shelter supplies during the 1962 Cuban missile crisis), Victorian platform rocker glider, vintage gardening treasures, Walton Butts prints, Watt large bowl #39, weaving equipment, weaving textile crochet knitting loom books huge collection, weavings, Weller Ware Zona Pottery, wooden dairy crates 1950s, wooden bobbin yarn spools, yellowware bowl…

As we are STILL unpacking and unloading cabinets and closets, we will try to add more descriptions. Remember – look at the photographs! You will see many things that have not been included in the above description of items available.

and loads more...

phone: Patty (206) 914-6150

email: patty@sistersantiques.com

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SISTERS ANTIQUES ESTATE SALE -- SAMMAMISH / TIMBERLINE

Saturday * September 2nd, 2017 * 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Sunday * September 3rd, 2017 * 8:00 am - 4:00 pm

Sale has been completed -- our next sale will be mid October in Mill Creek / Bothell

Description of sale: This estate sale is being conducted in a beautiful home on the north end of the Sammamish Plateau, just 2 miles north of 202 / Redmond Fall City Road at Sahalee Way. Spacious, clean and rich with family history!

It’s been a pleasure to work in a home full of family treasures (pottery, early glass, jewelry, silver, furniture, and more) that have been handed down through the family. I’ve been blessed to be able to work closely with my client to learn so much about the history of the family and the many things offered here!

A great many of the items available are from mid-1800s middle America (three generations of Iowa families), those acquired during forty years of marriage, and some from trips to Europe as well as Air Force assignments. Both had a love of hiking which is what brought them together. His family was active with the Washington Alpine Club (WAC) and over the years took part in their mountain climbing course.

He grew up in West Seattle. After graduating from the University of Washington, he was accepted into the Air Force Officer program. His assignments began in Texas, then training in Illinois, a Louisiana assignment, others to Japan, United Kingdom, and eventually back to Seattle. She attended Iowa State, moved to Boston, and eventually to Bellevue. Her parents were both college graduates as well. Her mother taught music and art. Select pewter pieces offered here were made by her mother (marked “N N 10 37) in 1937.

A partial list includes: Mercedes Benz 300 CE 1990 2 door coupe (all work done by local MB/BMW/ Volvo/EURO cars specialists)

Abalone shell pill box, AHMS Heintz sterling on bronze vase, Akai 4 channel surround stereo tape deck GX 280 DSS, Akai stereo headphones ASE-9S, albums, aluminum cake taker vintage, American decorated tin canister with cylinder top late 19th to early 20th century, American glass ball and claw 4 leg adjustable piano stool, American pine storage chest hinged lid with dovetail, American tin 12-inch candle mold late 18th to early 19th century, American Victorian mahogany side chair with rose carved ornamentation and upholstered seat circa 1860, American Victorian round walnut table on four turned legs 36” diameter circa 1860-1870, American Victorian side chair cane seat urn shaped back circa mid 19th century, American Victorian walnut 5 leg drop leaf extension table with five leaves circa 1860-1870, American Victorian walnut chest of four long drawers and two short drawers piecrust corners circa 1860-1870, American Victorian walnut gentlemen’s arm chair upholstered in blue matching lady’s chair circa 1875, American Victorian walnut gentlemen’s open arm chair fruit and nut carved motif upholstered in yellow floral brocade fabric with tufted back circa 1860-1870, American Victorian walnut ladies’ chair upholstered in blue matching gentleman’s chair circa 1875, American Victorian walnut rectangular drop leaf table on four partially turned legs circa 1865-1875, American Victorian walnut rocker cane back and rectangular cane seated front turned legs circa 1865-1875, American Victorian walnut rocker cane back and seat circa 1860-1870, American Victorian walnut rocker dark stained with oval cane back and seat front turned legs circa 1865-1875, American Victorian walnut rocker with cane back and seat circa 1860-1870, American Victorian walnut set of four matching side chairs cane seats turned legs circa 1865-1875, American Victorian walnut set of two side chairs cane seats front and rear sabre legs circa 1860-1870, American Victorian walnut side chair cane seat ladder back circa mid 19th century, American Victorian walnut small chest of three drawers circa 1890-1895, American walnut blanket/quilt rack circa mid to late 19th century, American walnut corner cupboard upper section with two glass paneled doors and two small drawers and lower section having two wood paneled doors bracket feet circa 1860-1870, American walnut drop leaf table with one drawer turned legs, American walnut drop leaf tea cart with removable glass tray, American walnut oval drop leaf table circa 1860-1870, American walnut spool cabinet of six drawers original brasses circa 1875-1885, American walnut writing desk, American wash stand, Ames Lawn Buddy wheeled cart, antique music books, aprons vintage, Arabia white bowl, Arcade cast iron toy mangle, Arcade cast iron toy stove, arched antique mirrors, art, baby book, baby shoes, baker’s rack, bamboo oval trays, baskets hundreds, bedding, bibles and bible reference books, bicycles, birdhouses, Bissell ProHeat 2x carpet cleaner, Black & Decker 16 inch electric hedge clippers, Blenko?, blue painted American oak chest of two long drawers circa 1890-1895, blue wrought iron chairs, books, bookshelves, Booth’s English porcelain vase floral decorated 5.5 inches tall late 19th to early 20th century, Bossons 50s floral chalk plate, Boy Scout items, braided rugs, brass antique grocer’s oval scoop for candy scale, brass bucket with bail handle antique, building supplies, Campbell Hausfeld electric pressure washer, candlesticks, chain saws, chairs, chaise lounge, chess set, children’s antique china assorted, children’s antique china set in box, china, Christmas items, circular saws, clocks, clothing, coffee table, Coleman red vintage ice chest, collectibles, compass with signaling mirror, computer equipment, conductor’s baton, cookbooks, copper wash boiler with lid American mid 19th century, Corningware, couches, crafts, Craftsman lawnmower, Cranberry American molded glass pickle jar hand decorated in silver plated stand with cover and tongs late 19th century as seen, crocks, crystal, Cub Scout patches and pins, Cub Scout pliers, cut glass, demitasse cups, desk bell vintage, desk receipt spike vintage, dinnerware several sets, doll house furniture and clothes vintage, doll house vintage wooden kitchen utensils, dolphin American compote opalescent top with clear base circa 1870-1880, down comforter, draperies and curtains, dressers, EAPG banana dish circa 1875, Early American Pattern Glass, electronics, end tables, fabric, fire resistant Sentry safe, flannel silver bags, floor baseboard heater, floral sofa and matching love seat, florist vases, food processor, framed art barn subject matter, framed French fashion color prints, frames, fruit crate labels, fur coats, furnishings, furniture, gardening supplies and tools, German antique paper mache egg, German Jasperware green and white wall pocket, Gevali coffee maker in box, glass flower frogs, globe, goblets, Godey’s Lady’s book 1871 and 1863, Gourmet-Topf terra cotta clay pot canister 8 liters wine, hand painted plates late 19th century, hand press vintage juicer, hand saws, hand tools, handmade quilts antique, hedge clippers, hiking backpacks, hose caddy on wheels, household items, housewares, Hudson Bay blanket, ice hiking pick, ice skates antique with leather straps, ice skating shoes antique, ink wells, jewelry (jewelry (sterling gold 10k and gold filled pearls Simon Sebbag 925 Givenchy Swarovski Sorrelli Napier Monet Liz Palacios Charles Dior Lewis Segal California Laguna Ciner Barse Trifari Seiko Gruen Napier Richelieu Carol Lee Judith Woracek Mullen pearl choker Miriam Haskell turquoise and more), Kenmore BBQ, Kewpie pin dish, king size bed set, King’s Crown American ruby thumbprint pressed glass late 19th to early 20th century, kitchen cabinets removed during remodel, kitchen scales antiques, kitchen utensils, kitchenware antique, Kodak No. 2 folding Brownie Autographic antique camera, Kodascope Kodak Eight Model 70 movie projector, Krups coffee maker in box, ladies clothing sizes 4-12 (including Anne Klein Lauren Tommy Bahamas Classiques Nordstrom Banana Republic Ann Taylor Liz Claiborne Pendleton Oshkosh Abercrombie & Fitch Eddie Bauer Levis Coldwater Creek Dkny Chicos Planet Earth and more), ladies jackets leather suede cotton denim silk wool, ladies shoes sizes 7-8.5 (including Ferragamo Nordstrom Grasshoppers Bruno Magli New Balance Munro and more), lamp tables, lamps, large storage bins, linens, luggage, lustre ware antique tea and dessert set, Macintosh SE-30 computer all original with keyboard mouse case, maps and travel brochures vintage, match safe antique iron, McCulloch chain saw, meat grinder antique, metal garden ice cream set, milking stool handmade primitive, miniature Windsor arm chair, Minolta camera vintage, mirrors, Mixmaster antique mixer on stand, Mobil Gas vintage road map Portland, movie screen, napkins placemats tablecloths napkin rings, natural sable vintage fur stole, Naxa 16” wide screen HD LED TV new NT-1506, needlepoint pillows, Northwest Orient Airlines souvenir flight book, oil vinegar cruet set, old paper, old school bell, opalescent American coin spot water pitcher with crimped rim and clear applied handle circa 1880, opera glasses Paris in leather case, outdoor lamps, outdoor pottery many from Molbaks, outdoor swing on stand with overhead cover, outdoor wall décor, oval American walnut picture frame circa 1860, pair of barley twist lamps Eddie Bauer, paper shredder, penguin hot cold server Art Deco, perfume bottles with bird stoppers antique, Petersen’s colored fashion prints 1869, pewter antique and many handmade, pewter pill box, photo albums, photo boxes, pine cabinet with opposing doors entertainment or office, pine spice chests small, pine towel/quilt rack, pitch pipe antique, platters, porcelain dresser set, postcards antique, pots pans skillets, pottery, power tools, power washer, presentation banjo clock reverse painted glass with George Washington and Mt. Vernon, primitive handmade folding foot rest, primitive kitchen utensils, primitive pine desk single drawer, primitive sugar bucket Firkin, Pyrex baking and serving dishes, refrigerator/freezer in garage, round small outdoor tables, round patio table with four chairs, Rubbermaid vertical tall outdoor shed, rugs and runners, Ryobi 8.25 inch saw, Sansui 4 channel receiver QRX-6500, Schoenhut toy grand piano, Schwinn Cambridge men’s 10 speed bicycle, scissors vintage, sewing supplies, Shelley cup and saucer, silver plate mid 19th to mid 20th century, silver plate vintage flatware, silver plate vintage tea pots several, Skil saw in case, slaw cutter antique, slide rules T square drafting triangles, small appliances, small vintage metal chest with four drawers, Smith Corona vintage electric typewriter in case, Soligor 135mm f:4.5 telephoto for Argus C-3, souvenir El Camino Real California Mission bells antique, Spode Billingsley Rose dishes, sponge ware pitchers antique, sporting goods, square brass coffee table with glass, stamp collection, Stanley vintage thermos vacuum bottle, stemware crystal and glass, sterling, sterling topped crystal vanity jar, Stiffel lamps, still life fruit oil on Academy board American School 19th century framed, storage bins and drawers, table linens, tall light pine English open bookcase, Tea Leaf ironstone, TEAC GF-300 compact hifi stereo system, thimbles, three-piece modular office corner unit with drawers glass fronted cabinets shelves cupboards keyboard pull-out cherry finish wood, Tiger ladies’ bicycle, tiki torches, tin utensils, tins antique, toaster, toiletries, tools, Toshiba HD LCD TV/DVD combination 26CV100U, towels, trays coasters serving pieces all vintage silver plate, trivets, upholstered small chair tufted back, vanity items, Vemar, vintage fishing gear, Wedgwood English blue/white, Jasperware pitcher 6.5 inches tall early 20th century, Wheeling Peachblow finger bowl American circa 1880, wicker, Wm Rogers vintage silver plate candlesticks pair, Woodard Briarwood vintage tea cart, Woodard Briarwood vintage wrought iron oval table and six chairs, wooden antique bowls several sizes, wooden antique butter press, wooden rectangular cheese boxes, wool blankets vintage, yard art, yellow tea pot, yellow ware stoneware striped mixing bowls… and yes, there is more.

phone/text: Patty (206) 914-6150

email: patty@sistersantiques.com


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SISTER ANTIQUES ESTATE SALE -- WOODINVILLE

Friday * September 23rd * 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Saturday * September 24th * 8:00 am - 4:00 pm

Sale has ended

NO EARLY ENTRY. ANY SIGN-UP LIST TO BE SELF-MANAGED. CASH ONLY, NO CHECKS. IF SERVICE IS AVAILABLE, CREDIT CARDS MAY BE ACCEPTED WITH A MINIMUM PURCHASE AND FOR A SERVICE FEE. BRING YOUR OWN BAGS, BOXES, PACKING MATERIALS AND HELP TO MOVE FURNITURE AND ITEMS PURCHASED. OUR STAFF IS NEEDED INSIDE THE HOUSE AND IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR LOADING. NO REFUNDS OR RETURNS -- ALL SALES FINAL. NO PREVIEWS; PRICING INFORMATION NOT AVAILABLE PRIOR TO SALE. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS OR INJURIES.

Description of sale: After well over 32 years, the owners are downsizing and moving to a small cabin up north. This 2,500 square foot home resides on half an acre with an over-sized garage full of tools, trunks, sports equipment, yard/gardening equipment, and lots of projects!

As the oldest daughter in the family, she was the executrix of her parents (Seattle natives) and grandparents’ estates. Luckily, she never parted with many of the family treasures until now when space is at a premium! Her grandfather founded Norton Tile and Marble Company in Seattle and did the marble work in the state capitol building and many of the old buildings in Seattle. He was most proud of his work in the Seattle Opera House. His family hails from Minnesota and many items were brought here in the early 1900s. His grandmother bought each son a Steiff animal for Christmas for many years and he’s finally parting with his collection.

Make sure you look at the photos to see some of the treasures that will be available at this estate sale!

A partial list includes: 1912 advertising calendar w/3 ladies yard long, 1941 Field & Stream magazine, 1962 Seattle World’s Fair tickets and memorabilia, 2 large boxes full of Barbie-type and Disney dolls w/clothes and accessories that I do NOT want to go through, 3-wheeled bicycle with basket, 4-tiered Arts & Crafts stand, amber glass compotes, antique oval glass dome clock very ornate, antique trunks, antique wash stand, antler lamps handmade in Montana, APCO antique lamp bronze? base stained glass shade, art, Art Deco Techron cobalt blue glass electric clock works great, bakeware vintage, bamboo bar tall movable very cool, bar stools w/rush seats 4, barometer, baskets antiques and some not-so-old, bed tray wooden folding, beer mugs assorted, Bing & Grondahl, black glass vase very heavy, Blenko Optic pitcher designed by Wayne Husted large, Blue Willow, board games, bone china floral napkin rings, books antique, books children’s and adults, bookshelves, box turtle shell vacant, cabin/lodge décor, cabinets, cameras, Camp Fire Girl manual vintage, canoe red 17’ long, canoes canoes canoes little miniature decorative ones, CDs, cedar chest, chafing dishes copper, chairs, child’s rocking chair, china, Chintz English pieces, Christmas décor, clothing, coconut bras various sizes, coffee grinders antique wall mount, coffee machines, coffee table oval w/marquetry vintage, collectibles, copperware, costume jewelry not all pictured, cottage style table with colorful legs, crafts, Craftsman-style bed frame, crazy quilt, crocks, crystal, cups/saucers, Czechoslovakian crystal lidded box, Czechoslovakian crystal perfume bottles, decorative wall shelves, Depression glass green flat round stand, Depression Vaseline? glass green tall candy/biscuit jar w/lid, derby, desks Mid-century, Disney movies, dollhouse furniture and accessories, dollhouse large wooden Victorian 3 story style unfinished, domed lid trunk, dressers, dressing table/vanity, DVDs, Eastlake oak settee upholstered mint condition, electronics, elixirs and spirits and all sorts of antique medicine bottles, Empire style chair ready for a reupholstered seat, end tables, English bone china, English tea pot, evening gowns and formal dresses, fabric, farm chairs set of 4, file cabinets, fireplace insert heavy, fish nets 16’ lengths, fishing creel vintage, fishing rods and reels, fishing tackle, Fostoria American large round platter, frame antique gold w/wavy glass, framed old ad, frames miscellaneous old and newer, fur wrap pelts, furnishings, furniture, games, garage goodies of all sorts, garden/yard supplies and tools, glass beer steins, glass cake stands vintage, Governor Winthrop mahogany drop front desk w/glass doors above, graniteware blue coffee pot, hand tools, handpainted plates antique, hanging light fixture converted from oil, hats collection of vintage women’s, Hawaiian décor for luau/parties, household items, Hudson Bay and other vintage wool blankets, huge round beveled hanging mirror, hula skirt, inflatable huge palm tree for that party, inflatable water/snow rafts and tubes, Ingraham mantle clock, Jackson Chameleon pickled 40-50 years ago, Jadeite Jadite very rare rectangular pitcher w/lid McKee or Jeannette Glass?, jewelry, Jim Shore collectibles, kennel crate for large dog, Kern & Sohne carriage clock very ornate w/oval glass dome Germany, kitchen items vintage, kitchen utensils, knitting and crochet books vintage, lamp tables, lamps lots of them, large wooden quilting rack, leather-like pair of recliners, Lesney toy military tanks and cars, Life magazines vintage including Marilyn Monroe, lighter vintage, linens vintage variety lots, lobster pot, lodge/cabin décor, Lovers toy box - is it empty or is it full?, low-boy 2 drawer antique dresser, lustre ware creamer, magazine racks, maps vintage, marble topped square lamp table, metal toy cars 1950s, Mexico large painted round tray, Mid-century light colored wood sewing cabinet w/3 drawers, Mid-century light colored wood thread cabinet w/lift-up top and 3 drawers, milk glass, mirrors, Model A Ford engine block and lots of parts c. 1930, movie screen old, Muppet toys, Nippon, Nordicware, oak 3-tiered stand, oak entertainment center - what would an estate sale be without this, oak roll top desk, oboe vintage needs a little TLC, office chairs, old paper, pair of antique oak stands, Peck’s Bad Boy vintage board game original box great graphics, Pendleton Sun Signs wool blanket, pewter, piano lamp, pin cushion doll, porcelain bathroom fixtures vintage NOS, pottery, power tools, printer, prints vintage, Pro-Form 770 EKG treadmill, project furniture pieces, Pyrex clear cooking pots vintage, quilted lodge style pillows and blanket, refinishing products, Revere Ware 14 cup vintage coffee pot, rocker chair antique upholstered wine colored velvet/velveteen, rocking chair adult, round 3-legged mahogany table with brass feet, round needlepointed stool Belgium, Royal Worcester Evesham, sad iron w/stand, safe from early 1900s San Francisco, Seafair vintage flags/pennants 1957 1958 1959, set of four old farm chairs, sewing cabinet, sewing supplies, silver overlay creamer/sugar, silver plated oval handled serving tray enormous, silver-plate, ski decorative clothes rack, small appliances, small office desk for computer/printer, sofa table vintage, sporting goods, steer horns 6’, Steiff animals, stone alabaster egg, stuffed Sesame Street toys vintage, suitcase vintage, sweater vintage with hunter and hunting dogs, tacky but beautiful oil cabin/lodge paintings reminiscent of paint-by-number, tall floor lamp, teak dining table w/2 leaves center pedestal base, televisions, tile-topped tables vintage, tool sets, tools lots and lots in the garage, toys and dolls vintage, trunks antique, VHS movies (now’s your chance), Victor photographic lamp w/shade, Victorian antique baby/child bed, Victorian tall plant stand with removable marble top, Victorian upholstered square back club chair, vintage paper, vinyls at your age - albums at mine 60s-70s, Wade mugs, wall mounted coffee grinders, watchman’s cups no handles, weight lifting bench, Westmoreland, wooden jewelry box, wrapping paper bags ribbon, and lots more!

phone: Patty (206) 914-6150

email: patty@sistersantiques.com

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SISTER ANTIQUES ESTATE SALE -- SAMMAMISH

Saturday * August 20th * 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Sunday * August 21st * 9:00 am – 4:00 pm

Sale has ended


NO EARLY ENTRY. THE SIGN-UP LIST IS SELF-MANAGED. CASH ONLY, NO CHECKS. IF SERVICE IS AVAILABLE, CREDIT CARDS MAY BE ACCEPTED WITH A MINIMUM PURCHASE AND FOR A SERVICE FEE. BRING YOUR OWN BAGS, BOXES, PACKING MATERIALS AND HELP TO MOVE FURNITURE AND ITEMS PURCHASED. OUR STAFF IS NEEDED INSIDE THE HOUSE AND IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR LOADING. NO REFUNDS OR RETURNS -- ALL SALES FINAL. NO PREVIEWS; PRICING INFORMATION NOT AVAILABLE PRIOR TO SALE. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS OR INJURIES.

NOTE: There is NO parking in the driveway; it’s only one car’s width. If you are picking up a large item, please check with staff. Please do not block other driveways along SE 20th Street.

Description of sale: Beautiful home located on Pine Lake in Sammamish. The home is nearly 3,000sf and sits on more than 1/3 acre. There is a huge 900sf garage, garden house, storage area for garden/yard tools, and 2 decks on the back of the home. The family has lived here for 45+ years and have acquired some lovely treasures in that time in addition to many inherited pieces. It’s time to move on and simplify their lives… The home will be on the market after the estate sale has been completed.

The information as far as what will be available literally changes every day! We spend the day going through the boxes that are left for us first thing in the morning (thinking we’re finally through everything) and then it’s the same story the next day! Doubtful that we will add anything to the list… but we’ll once again be surprised at what else has been uncovered! “I never knew my closets/cupboard/cabinets were so deep” is what I keep hearing!

A partial list includes: 1950s California Pottery Lane TV lamp planter mallard duck, 1950s Japanese jewelry armoire, 3 piece set of stainless colanders, alligator purse 1940s, amber glass stemware large set, amber liqueur set, American oak bookcase/display with glass door, antique meat grinder, art, bamboo plant stakes, barbecue, barstools, barware, baskets, battery operated candles dozens and dozens, BBQ, bean pot set individual servings, bedding, bedroom suite, Black & Decker Grasshog, books, bookshelf with single leaded glass door in American oak, bookshelves, boxed set of silver-plate flatware, brass bookends, brass vintage propeller, building supplies, carved and weathered large wooden statuary, chairs, china, Christmas china, Christmas décor and decorations, Christmas wrap and ribbons galore, clothing mostly ladies leather and fur coats/Chico’s/more to come, Coca-Cola Starr mount bottle opener, coffee tables, collectibles, Corningware French white, couch, craft items, Craftsman 1/3 hp bench grinder 6” x 3/4” wheels, Craftsman 1/4 hp bench grinder 6” x 1/2” wheels, Craftsman 8 galloon wet dry vacuum, Craftsman set of wood chisels, crystal, curved glass American oak cabinet early 1900s, decorator pillows, Demilune tables, Depression glass, dressers, drill, DVDs and VHS, electronics, end tables, enormous round brass tray with wooden base, fertilizers and chemicals for the garden, Fiestaware full selection of pieces and colors 98 pieces and counting (many discontinued colors), fireplace screen, fishing reels poles tackle box nets gaf, floor lamps, flotation seats vintage, folding lounge chairs, frames, full bar with all accessories and LOTS of goodies including small refrigerator and microwave, galley tray round in brass, garden cart, garden/yard supplies and tools, gliders, hall tree in American oak with beveled mirror arms and seat, hammock, hand tools, handmade cedar carpenter’s chest 4’, hanging wooden wine racks, hose reels, hoses, housewares, huge brass tray with stand, jars and cans full of nails screws washers rivets bolts nuts hardware, jewelry lots of costume pictured, jewelry, Josten’s vintage 311 pewter captain’s decanter set with tray and goblets, kitchen utensils some vintage, lamp tables, lamps, large selection of beautiful house plants, large set of stoneware dishes, Lenox, Limoges china, linens, living room suite, love seat and 2 matching chairs recently reupholstered, Makita miter saw, marble-topped coffee table round, marble-topped end tables, metal racks from a grocery store vintage, metal trellises, Mickey Mouse cap, milk glass, mirrors, nautical – brass propeller/huge antique anchor/porthole with mirror, Ninja professional blender new, oak bar stools oak several matching, oak antique hall tree with storage, oak roll top desks, office chair in oak, old metal headboard and footboard, open oak shelves, outdoor carpets, outdoor furniture, pair of upholstered wing chairs, PaloVia Skin Renewing Laser, ParaSpa Elite paraffin bath, patio chairs tables chaise lounge, patio umbrellas, Pelican RamX 3-person paddle boat, perfume bottles, pewter, Planters, plethora of pillows, PMD Personal Microderm, porcelain figurines, porthole brass with mirror, pots and planters, pottery, power tools, purses new or like new including B Makowsky, Brighton, Charlie Lapson, quesadilla maker, Radio Flyer red wagon, rakes shovels post hole diggers axes picks hoes cultivators clippers pruning shears long arm pruner edger, records 33, rocking chair antique, roll top oak desks (2), router in case, S&K metal tool box vintage, sawhorses, serving platters, set of stainless steel colanders, sewing supplies, Sheffield Bakelite handled carving set with steak knives, side tables, silver plate flatware set in wooden box, silver-plate, silver-plate flatware, silver-plated large oval galley tray, Singer Feather Weight sewing machine, Singer treadle sewing machine in oak cabinet with 6 drawers, sleeper sofa because every estate sale needs one, sling back chairs, small appliances, smaller marble-topped tables, sofa, solar lights, sprayers, sprinklers and spray attachments for the garden lots, stained glass hanging lamp, stainless steel flatware, stainless steel mixing bowl set (4), Stanley planes, sterling jewelry rings pins necklaces bracelets, stoneware, stuffed animals galore, Syroco outdoor chairs, table lamps, tall bookshelves, tall oak cabinet (electronics?), Teac AG-V7700 audio video surround receiver, Teac PD-D1200 compact disc multi player, teak outdoor furniture, teddy bears, terra cotta pots, Tommy Bahama hat, tons of gardening equipment, tools, umbrellas for patios, vintage anchor huge and heavy and from New York, vintage linens, wall shelves, watering cans, wheelbarrow, whistling tea kettle stainless, white upholstered loveseat, wicker 6 foot 3- and 4-panel folding screens, window treatments, Windsor chair, wire dog kennel with tray, wood for building, wooden swing with custom stationery base included, wooden wall display with glass front, wooden wall racks, wooden ware serving pieces, wooden/iron park bench, woodworking tools AND jewelry – just about enough to open a store! Rings, bracelets, pins, necklaces, charms, chains, pendants, buckles, watches, you name it! Contemporary and vintage, much of it is signed, lots and lots of sterling, rhinestones, cz, some turquoise, GF, and more! Every day, more jewelry magically appears! Note: NO 14-18k jewelry …and loads more. Seriously!

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phone: Patty (206) 914-6150

email: patty@sistersantiques.com


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SISTER ANTIQUES ESTATE SALE -- KIRKLAND

SUNDAY ONLY, August 7th / 8:00 - 4:00

Sale has ended

NO EARLY ENTRY. ANY SIGN-UP LIST TO BE SELF-MANAGED. CASH ONLY, NO CHECKS. IF SERVICE IS AVAILABLE, CREDIT CARDS MAY BE ACCEPTED WITH A MINIMUM PURCHASE AND FOR A SERVICE FEE. BRING YOUR OWN BAGS, BOXES, AND PACKING MATERIALS.

YOU MUST BRING YOUR OWN HELP TO MOVE FURNITURE AND ITEMS PURCHASED. OUR STAFF IS NEEDED INSIDE THE HOUSE AND IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR LOADING. NO REFUNDS OR RETURNS -- ALL SALES FINAL. NO PREVIEWS; PRICING INFORMATION WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE PRIOR TO SALE. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS OR INJURIES.


Description of sale: Definitely NOT the norm for us! There are major constraints with this sale and we will only have THREE days to set up prior to the sale! The family is here to finalize their uncle’s estate and get the house on the market before the middle of August. There are no children and only a few things were bequeathed to distant family. The only day available to hold the sale is Sunday the 7th of August. In the interest of time, we will be unable to individually price all items. Please bear with us!

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This fascinating gentleman lived in this home for 40 years, since the mid-70s after living in California, Ohio, and Texas. Having been a salesman for a Christian publishing company, he traveled the western half of the United States from this home. His sales cases and luggage remain.

Always the very well dressed professional representative, “Dapper Dan” was a term often used to describe this him. He impressed people with his wardrobe as well as his warm and winning personality and character. That immaculate wardrobe is available with many combinations of sport coats and slack or suits well cared for and preserved in every closet in the home (with matching ties looped around the hangers!). His shoe collection is remarkable and well preserved too.

Being a bachelor, this gentleman had time to enjoy his travels on business, but also vacation travel brought him great joy. Trips to the South Pacific, the Orient, England, Europe, the Biblical Middle East including Israel, Egypt and Greece were the source of many precious memories. Family found a document stating he had been in 30 countries, some of them two and three times!

From the age of six he was a movie fan. He even lived for years on Hollywood Boulevard, had friends in the cinema industry and attended the Academy Awards. He even had a few appearances as an extra. For almost his entire life he was collecting movie memorabilia including books, magazines, VHS and DVD format movies, posters, etc. He gained great satisfaction in clipping photos and stories about hundreds of actors and actresses and maintaining extensive files. While some of his memorabilia collection was donated to BYU in his life and at death as he wished, much remains for sale including more than a thousand movies on VHS, scrapbooks, journals, photos, etc.

Known in his church community as a generous and supportive member, he was also known for his culinary skills. His sour cream raisin pie was a delight to all. He often contributed pie-making lessons for auction in church fundraising; always a hot item in bidding.

A partial list includes: 100+ movie posters, 1000s of VHS movies, 100s… maybe 1000s of books, 1800s antique walnut rope bed, 50s-60s Movieland magazines, Academy Players Directory miscellaneous years ranging from 1939-1963, antique Empire (?) mahogany chairs, antique meat grinder, art, baking supplies, Baldwin spinet piano w/bench, barware, black and white photographs late 1800s to 1950s, books, bookshelves, several boxed silver plated/crystal coasters NIB, camera and supplies, cane/upholstered chairs, chairs, china, Christmas items, cleaning supplies, coffee tables, collectibles, cookbooks, copper molds, Corningware, couch, crystal, decanters, Depression glass, desk, dresser with matching mirror, dressers, electric adjustable bed, end tables, Ethan Allen sofa, file cabinets 3-4-5 drawer, fireplace tools, floor lamps, Fostoria American oval dish, four-poster bed, frames, Franciscan Apple, furnishings, gardening supplies and tools, Guardian Ware coffee percolator, Guardian Ware Dutch ovens, hand tools, Heisey, highboy dresser, Hi-Hat Line furniture NC, Hollywood memorabilia, household items, housewares, ice cream scoop antique, inflatable bed mattress, Johann Haviland Bavaria Germany set of china, kitchen table w/4 chairs, kitchen utensils, lamp tables, lamps, large set of Stanley Roberts stainless flatware in Liberte pattern, Leica projector, Lenox, linens, luggage, lumber, men’s clothing in every closet, men's clothing (XL, 46-48, shoes 10-11), microwave, miscellaneous silver plated serving utensils, Moulinex vintage food processor, moving boxes, office supplies, Oster blender, ottoman, pantry VERY FULL of food, pots and pans, power tools, Princess House, projector, Pyrex, red and blue postal box cookie jar, salesman’s cases, Sheffield stoneware dish set, Shirley Temple pitcher cobalt glass, silhouette, small appliances, stainless steel cookware, Sumter cabinet company SC furniture, tea pots, teacart with removable tray, tools, upholstered chairs, vintage Converse men’s white canvas shoes, Wedgwood stoneware set of dishes, Westinghouse waffle iron circa 1909, wine glasses, wooden cutting boards, wooden vintage rolling pin…

Updated list: 15-20 men’s watches, man’s jewelry box full of guy jewelry, 75-100 (?) nice sport jackets, 100s of ties, 50+ pairs of shoes, binoculars, more and more kitchen items (he was an amazing cook!), coins, projector screen, 100s of old black and white snapshots, unopened bottles of vitamins, cleaning supplies, hankies/scarves/ascots, geriatric supplies, umbrellas, vintage movie memorabilia, “Hollywood” calendars, plastic candy molds and candy making supplies… More later!

Everything is in great condition!


phone: Patty (206) 914-6150

email: patty@sistersantiques.com

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SISTER ANTIQUES PRIVATE SALE

Monday, October 31st and Tuesday, November 1st / 10:00 - 4:00

Sale has ended

PLEASE READ CAREFULLY: THIS IS A BY-APPOINTMENT ONLY PRIVATE SALE

25-50% OFF / 25-50% OFF / 25-50% OFF / 25-50% OFF / 25-50% OFF / 25-50% OFF

In this community of townhomes, HOA rules and regulations prohibit any type of open-to-the-public sales.

***** Once you read the description and view the photographs and are interested in an item/items, please EMAIL me for a time and the location of the sale. *****

The parking here is extremely limited. There is ample parking on the main street and a short walk to the home.

All MacKenzie Childs will be 25% off the marked price; EVERYTHING else will be 50% off!!!

The home has sold and the contents must be removed by November 3rd. Appointments are available for Monday and Tuesday, October 31st and November 1st.

There will NOT be a sign-up list, nor will the address be published. A limited number of people will be allowed into the home at intervals to ensure shopping is as safe and uninterrupted as possible. Cash only; no checks. There is no excess cash on premises; till is emptied regularly. All valuables are removed from the sale nightly. Sales tax will be charged; dealers must provide a resale certificate at time of purchase – NO exceptions!

No refunds or returns. Be sure of your purchase before you pay - all sales are final! As with most other sales, if you put it in your box or pile - you are buying it! If you tag it 'sold', it is yours. If you pay for it, you own it. We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone.

Bring your own bags, boxes, packing materials AND muscle. Our staff is needed inside the house and is not available for loading. All items must be removed by the end of the sale. Not responsible for accidents or injuries.

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Description of sale: Generally, I provide great detail about the background of an estate on which we are working. Because she was such a private person, I have decided to honor that and limit personal information about this estate. She was a very giving person and loved her family very much. It has truly been a pleasure to work with my client (her niece and the executor of the estate), as we both learned so many things about her.

A partial list includes: Annieglass 1993, antique Asian box with lock, art, art glass “pulled feather” design plate, Asian motif lamps with custom shades, Asian style armoire by White Fine Furniture Company, books, bookshelves, Bottega Veneta handbags, chair in light wood with padded seat to match desk from the East Coast, chairs, china, Christofle crystal vases, clothing possibly, coffee table, Collectibles, Correia art glass perfume bottles, Crate and Barrel large bamboo poles,Crate and Barrel large moss olive jar, crystal, Dan Bergsma art glass, desk with single drawer in light wood from the East Coast, dresser, end table in light wood from the East Coast, frames, furnishings, Grable & Co. leather bags, Grandinroad fiberglass planter/pot in the style of MacKenzie Childs, Halcyone enamelware boxes NIB, Halcyone silver-plate bowl, Harrison McIntosh signed ceramic vase, housewares, jewelry some signed, Karastan and KaraShaw wool rugs, Kenneth White matted water colors, kitchen utensils, Kusak crystal, La Verrerie France ice bucket, LaBarge rectangular beveled mirror, ladies’ watches, lamp tables, lamps, large rectangular woven galley serving tray with folding stand, Lenox crystal, Leonard silver-plate steak knives set of 12 NIB, linens, Louis Vuitton briefcase, assorted handbags, card holders, MacKenzie Childs bombe chest, MacKenzie Childs butterfly canister, MacKenzie Childs large cabinet, MacKenzie Childs needlepoint footstool, MacKenzie Childs lamp, MacKenzie Childs placemats, MacKenzie Childs stand, MacKenzie Childs table, Made in Germany vase, Michael Shearer signed art glass vase, mirrors, Neiman Marcus cobalt blue art glass platter, Neiman Marcus glass bookends, Neiman Marcus glass photo frames NIB, Neiman Marcus round painted metal table, Neiman Marcus opera glasses, Orrefors, pottery, Princess House Crystal beverage pitcher, Princess House Crystal ice bucket, Rachel Imsland (?) oil painting on canvas consisting of 4 pieces, Riedel crystal, set of 2 Asian style night stands White Fine Furniture Company, signed ELC 06 Elf Evans framed photograph “Serenity”, signed Smith and numbered framed water color Phalaenopsis, silver-plate, Simon Pearce crystal, small appliances, Spiegelau crystal wine glasses NIB, sterling jewelry, Swid Powell ceramics, Swid Powell napkin rings, Tiffany & Co. jewelry bags, Tiffany & Co. sterling silver candle snuffer, Tiffany & Company crystal vase, Tokyo Bay retro style clock NIB, Wallace Baroque silver napkin rings NIB, Waterford crystal long stemmed rose w/box, Waterford Crystal Christmas ornament NIB, Williams Sonoma large scalloped round mirror, and more. There are many, many items not listed here as we continue to sort through everything (kitchen, garage, office). Almost everything is in mint condition. We also have the original receipts for many items.

email: patty@sistersantiques.com

phone: Patty (206) 914-6150








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SISTERS ANTIQUES ESTATE SALE / SAMMAMISH (Part 2)

Sale has ended

PLEASE READ CAREFULLY: Cash only; no checks. If service is available, we will accept credit/debit for sales over $100 (there is a 3% fee). There is no excess cash on premises; till is emptied regularly. All valuables are removed from the sale nightly. Sales tax will be charged; dealers must provide a resale certificate at time of purchase – NO exceptions!

No refunds or returns. Be sure of your purchase before you pay - all sales are final! As with most sales, if you put it in your box or pile - you are buying it! If you tag it 'sold', it is yours. If you pay for it, you own it. We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone.

Any sign-up list is to be self-managed. A limited number of people will be allowed into the home at intervals to ensure shopping is as safe and uninterrupted as possible. The amount of people entering the sale is totally dependent upon the size of the house and accessibility within.

Bring your own bags, boxes, packing materials and muscle. Our staff is needed inside the house and is not available for loading. Many items in the sale have been sorted into bins and crates; these are NOT included with the purchased items. All items must be removed by the end of the last day of sale. Display pieces must be paid for at the time of sale, but may not be picked up until the final day of the sale or a mutually agreed-upon time if they are being used for displaying goods. Not responsible for accidents or injuries.

Please leave jackets, large purses/carry-on type bags, backpacks, etc., at home! We will NOT allow anyone to bring these into the sale. (Don’t make me frisk you!)

HISTORY: Undoubtedly, this has been the most amazing estate sale experience I have ever had in my career. By the date of the sale, we will have put in three months photographing, unboxing and uncrating, unwrapping, sorting, displaying, arranging, rearranging, merchandising, researching, again photographing, and pricing the most wonderful fifty-year plus collection of treasures we have ever seen! In addition to rooms lined with floor-to-ceiling shelving, countless display fixtures, various sizes of tables throughout the rooms, and hundreds of crates for sorting, we brought in 12 6’ banquet tables, 6 4’ tables, numerous card tables, showcases, and seemingly tons of boxes to organize and exhibit everything!

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The collecting story: He said that as a little boy his pockets were always full of something he thought important enough to save. After he married, he and his wife returned to the home of his parents and he found some of his books that his mother had rescued from his nephews. With about a dozen of the original books from his childhood, his Big Little Book collection began.

As an adult, he started collecting Flag Cancels, usually found on old post cards. He later became interested in the other side of old post cards. Another time, he was told of a collector that had just died and whose wife wanted to sell his post card collection. He corresponded with her for several months and she sent him samples of the cards. After traveling back to see the collection, he bought about 250,000 post cards. He sorted and worked the post card collection pretty extensively. He joined the Portland post card club and later helped start the Seattle post card club.

He decided he liked old paper items and started collecting newspapers and magazines. He was interested in old comics and anything related to comic character items and looked for those items wherever he could find them. He advertised locally as well as using the Antique Trader newspaper for ads.

An interesting story about his resources: He was reading a 20 year old Antique Trader newspaper and found the ad of someone in Oklahoma advertising to buy Disney products. He wrote the collector, asking if he was still collecting or if he had anything to sell. About 2 months later he got a letter from a professor from a college in Ohio. He was the Disney collector. He still had the collection and it was for sale. After several correspondences he bought the collection. He immediately sold the “Walt Disney Comic and Stories” in the collection for the same price he paid for the whole collection and kept the rest of the collection for himself.

He once got a letter from a woman answering his ad for Big Little Books. She had about 7 books to sell him. One title was a Superman book for $28. He knew the Superman book was not a Big Little Book but he was interested and bought the books from her. It was a “Superman” #1 comic book in mint condition. This was in the early 1970’s. He was afraid the book would get ruined if he kept it because he had children who might accidentally damage the book. He sold it for a very good profit but not near the price it brought in later years. He did not have seller’s remorse; he felt he made a good profit and it was the thing to do at the time!

Through the years, he met many interesting people while collecting and selling. He thought collectors were made up of some of the better people around.

Among many other things, he collected post cards, Flag cancels, Ship cancels, newspapers, magazines, match covers, stamps, first day covers, Big Little Books, children’s books, comics, advertising items, pin-back buttons, games, toys, cast iron toys, tin litho windup toys, advertising mirrors, trays, Akro Agate, comic-related items, marbles. Every collection was large!

When he died his daughter wanted his favorite collection to keep for herself. She was told that he loved all his collections. The thing he loved most was because of the story that went with it. She chose his cast iron Toonerville Trolley car because of his story. Around 1975 he saw an ad in the Antique Trader magazine; someone was selling a cast iron Toonerville Trolley. He wrote the man asking for further details. The man wanted $1000.00 firm for his trolley and it had a crack in the top of it. That was a lot of money for a broken toy so he chose to pass on the deal. Several months later a collector friend called to tell him there was a new antique store in Kirkland that had a lot of toys, including a cast iron Toonerville Trolley. It was just before Christmas and he was still at work. His wife dashed over to Kirkland and bought the Toonerville Trolley and returned home. She told him of the friend’s call about the new store but neglected telling him about the Toonerville Trolley. Christmas morning he opened his present of the Toonerville Trolley. He said, “You didn’t!” She responded, “No, this one does not have a crack.” He loved that gift. To this day, she has never told anyone how much was paid for that toy.

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DESCRIPTION OF SALE: Even though we’ve been on this job since May, we are still unpacking boxes and bins and finding more and more every day. A partial list includes: 1 legal file cabinet full of ephemera, 4 bins of trains and accessories, 15 bins of albums, 9 boxes and 19 bins of canning jars, 19 bins of toys, 1930s General Electric monitor top refrigerator, 27 Riker mounts filled with non-paper advertising, Acme, Adventure Book Buck Rogers Cocomalt premium, advertising collections, advertising mirrors, aerial postcards, Akro Agate children’s dishes, albums, Alexander, Alley Oop, American Bisque, American Flyer, Arcade, Armstrong Tires sign, Art Deco single-door narrow armoire, Auburn, Automatic Toy, automobilia, Bakelite clocks, Baldwin Brooklyn, bank collection, Barbie Ken Skipper PJ, Barclay, barristers bookcases several choices, bath antique fixtures, Batman, Beaut, beer signs, beer trays, Beetle Bailey, Bernat yarn wooden store display box, Bing, Bireleys sign, bisque comic characters, Black memorabilia, board games and puzzles, Bob’s Big Boy rubber dolls, books, bookshelves, bottle opener collection, Britains, Buck Rogers memorabilia and Wendy, Buddy L, Burma Shave sign, Buster Brown sign, cameras and equipment, Canada, candy containers, candy display jars, candy gum nut machines, Captain Marvel, Carnation Dairy items, cases for Matchbox and Hot Wheels, cast iron cookware, cast iron toys hundreds, celluloid dolls, chalkware, Champion, character glasses, Chein, Chicos Spanish peanuts vintage advertising display jar with lid, children’s china sets, china, Christmas items, cigar box metal glass covers, cigar boxes, Clarks Boilfast metal thread display cases, Coca-Cola Coke items, Coca-Cola standing bottle stand rack display, Coca-Cola trays, console radios several, cookie jars, Coon Chicken Inn, Corgi, cowboy children’s outfits, crafts, crates, crystal, Daisy, Dent, Depression glass, desk, desk accessories, Dinky, Disneyana collections 1000s, display cases, Doepke, doll clothes many labeled, doll clothes trunks, doll furniture and houses, dolls, Donald Duck collections, elk poker chips, embossed metal double 2-sided street signs with brackets, enamel-topped tables, enamelware, ephemera, Ertl, Eveready Mazda store display, Fire King kitchen items, fish bowls, Fisher Price vintage toy collection, Fishers feed sign, fishing collectibles, Flash Gordon, Flintstones, floor and table model spinning display cases filled with advertising pins premiums, fountain dispensers, framed art, frames hundreds of sizes, furniture, Gabriel, games and puzzles, gardening supplies and tools, gauges and gadgets and guy goodies, Gene Autry, Gerber baby, GI Joe items, Gibbs, Girard, glass canning jars clear blue brown, glass-front display cases, Globe-Wernicke, golf clubs, Gong Bell Toys, Graham Bradley, Griswold, H&P, hand tools, hardware fixtures, Hasbro, hat pins, Hopalong Cassidy, Horseman, Hot Wheels cars and trucks, hotel or bank door with drawer, household items, Hubley, Humphrey Mobile with original box, Ideal, industrial lamps, industrial metal lawyers bookcases, infant feeding dishes, ink bottles, insulators, International Harvester, It’s A Beaut, Ives, jewelry, Jocko, Kanto, Katrinka, Kayo sign, Kenner, Kenton, Keystone, Kilgore, King Features, kitchen utensils, knives, Kool cigarette dispenser, Kosuge, lamps, Laurel and Hardy, Lesner, library card file cabinet, license plates, light fixtures, Lil Abner Dogpatch, Lindberg, linens, Lionel, Little Lulu, Lone Ranger, Lusterware, Madame Alexander, Manoil, marble collection, Marusan, Marx, matchbook cover collection, Matchbox cars and trucks, Mattel, McCoy, mechanical tools, medicine bottles, Merry Makers Marx with original box, metal advertising plates, metal and cast iron doll furniture, Metal Cast, metal office cabinets, Metalcraft, Mickey Mouse extensive collections, Mickey Mouse Talkie with Jecktor original box, Midgetoy, milk and cream bottles many with advertising, milk crates, milk glass cold cream bottles, miniature toy guns, Moon Mullins, Mother Goose, Mothers Cookie display boxes, movie posters, nodders, Nylint, oak chairs, oak wall hung toilet and assembly, Occupied Japan, office items old, Ohio Art, old bottles hundreds various sizes and colors, old paper, Olympia beer collectibles, Orobr Germany, Orphan Annie and Sandy, Parrish Fox Boileau more, pens, Pepsi-Cola, perfume bottles, Peter Rabbit, Pez in package no feet, pin-back buttons, Pinocchio, pin-up items, pin-up mirrors, Plasticville, pocket mirrors, political buttons, pool/billiard balls, porcelain, wood metal signs, posters, pottery, primitive kitchen items, printers trays, pulp fiction novels, R&B Doll Co., railroad scale, Ralstoy, ray gun toys, records 33 45 78, Red Goose advertising, refrigerator glassware containers, Reliable, Remco, Renwal, revolving floor displays, rockets, Roi Tan Sophie Tucker contests promo, rollover army windup tanks, Roseville, Roy Rogers, Royal Doulton, rubber masks, salt pepper shakers, scales, Schaper Stomper, Schuco, Seafair items, Select-It candy dispenser, sewing supplies, Shawnee, Sheaffer pen floor display case, sheriff badges, Shirley Temple flirty eye doll, Singer sewing machines, small appliances, Smith-Miller, Smitty, Snoopy, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, space guns, Speidel revolving store display case, spice jars, sporting goods, Star Wars, steamer trunk, steel toys, Steelcraft, stoneware, store displays, Straits, Strauss, Streamline Siren Sparkling pistol, Structo, Sun Rubber, Superman, Sylvania TV-Radio tube serviceman’s case, tabletop display cases, tabletop jukebox, thermometer advertising pictures, TIB, Timex counter top revolving display case, Timex floor model revolving display case, Timex watch display cases, tin litho toys, tins, tip trays, Tomica, Tonka, tools, Tootsietoys, Tot Tested Toys, toy guns and holsters, toy stoves, train accessories and parts, trains and train sets, treadle sewing machines, typewriters, U.S. Metal Toy, Unique Art, United Toy, US Zone Germany, USFL media guides, vanity items, Victorian globe rattle, violin string store display with tubes, Vogue, W. Germany, watches, WDE, WDP, Welch jelly glasses, Whizz Wheels, wind-up toy collection, Wolverine, wooden boxes, wooden crates, wooden file cabinets, Wyandotte, Yatming, yellow drop leaf table, Zenith cobra-matic record player. (This is a partial list.)


email: patty@sistersantiques.com



***UPDATE: Due to the volume of this estate, there is not sufficient room to display everything that will be for sale and still allow enough room for people to shop. Per the request of our client, we will hold a second sale offering the balance of the estate.



(Over 800 photographs have been taken and edited down to about 250 so far, beginning with our preliminary pictures, through set-up and as we complete final displays; sorry they aren't grouped better, but this is the way they load onto the site. We will be adding additional photos as we can.)

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SISTERS ANTIQUES ESTATE SALE / SAMMAMISH (Part 1)

Sale has ended

PLEASE READ CAREFULLY: Cash only; no checks. If service is available, we will accept credit/debit for sales over $100 (there is a 3% fee). There is no excess cash on premises; till is emptied regularly. All valuables are removed from the sale nightly. Sales tax will be charged; dealers must provide a resale certificate at time of purchase – NO exceptions!

No refunds or returns. Be sure of your purchase before you pay - all sales are final! As with most sales, if you put it in your box or pile - you are buying it! If you tag it 'sold', it is yours. If you pay for it, you own it. We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone.

Any sign-up list is to be self-managed. A limited number of people will be allowed into the home at intervals to ensure shopping is as safe and uninterrupted as possible. The amount of people entering the sale is totally dependent upon the size of the house and accessibility within.

* A note about the sign-up list: Please understand I have no control over who is first in line; I only control how many people will be allowed in at any given time. At some point prior to the sale and after the address is published, I will put out a clipboard with a sign-up list on my letterhead. This is done to avoid lists of others being pulled by less-than-honest people who then start a new list with their name first. If a person chooses to be on the premises before the official list is provided, it is up to that person(s) to know placement in line and add their name to the official list. Again – the list is self-managed by the buyers, not me!

Bring your own bags, boxes, packing materials and muscle. Our staff is needed inside the house and is not available for loading. Many items in the sale have been sorted into bins and crates; these are NOT included with the purchased items. All items must be removed by the end of the last day of sale. Display pieces must be paid for at the time of sale, but may not be picked up until the final day of the sale or a mutually agreed-upon time if they are being used for displaying goods. Not responsible for accidents or injuries.

Please leave jackets, large purses/carry-on type bags, backpacks, etc., at home! We will NOT allow anyone to bring these into the sale.

DESCRIPTION OF SALE: We began working on this estate in May and held the first sale in August. Our contract stipulated that we would hold 2 sales, each for 3 consecutive days, 2 months apart. We probably unpacked, cleaned, displayed, photographed, and priced a little more than half of the estate for the first sale. As of today (about 2 weeks before the next sale) we are still going through bins and boxes and crates of treasures trying to display them and we are running out of room!

As we continue unpacking, I will try to update the list below as well as add additional photos. Also, if you are interested in the history of this estate you can read it at the very end of the description.

A partial list includes: 1930s GE monitor refrigerator curved legs, 1950s movie posters, 40 plus bins of stuff we never saw that were added just 3 weeks before the sale, 50s-90s toys for the younger collector, a myriad of goodies you should buy now and figure out what to do with later, advertising collections, advertising prints with thermometers, aerial postcards, Akro Agate huge collection, albums/vinyls thousands that will be cheap - the more you buy the bigger the discount, Alley Oop items, altered art inventory for DYI projects, amazing treasures that I have never before seen and will never see again and will wish I could buy them all, American Bisque, American Flyer, Amos & Andy Fresh Air Taxi, Annie Oakley, antique and pretty old bottles and jars, antique toasters make great lamps, Arcade dollhouse items, Art Deco single-door narrow armoire, Auburn, automobilia, awesome vintage games with amazing graphics, badges letter carrier and others, bagged characters and animals and vehicles and parts and pieces to various games and toys that you can’t live without, Bakelite, bank collection, Barbie clothes and accessories and you know how she liked to shop, Barbie dolls as well as all her friends and various family members, Barclay/Manoil figures, barware, bath antique fixtures, Batman Robin, beer and Coca-Cola and other advertising trays, beer signs some working some not, Berenstain Bears, Big Little Books, bisque comic characters, Black memorabilia, board games and puzzles, Bob’s Big Boy rubber doll, Bonny Braids Dick Tracy’s daughter, books, bookshelves, bottle opener collection, bottles hundreds various sizes and colors of old ones, Breyer horse, Britains, Brio trains and tracks and more, bronze and brass bookends, Buck Rogers Daisy gun, Buddy L, bunches of great stuff on the patio covered with a traditional blue tarp, Bunnykins, Burma Shave sign, Buster Brown and his dog Tige, Buzza framed art, Cavalcade Derby game, cameras and accessories all sizes and shapes vintage, candy containers in all different forms, candy display jars, canning jars all sizes and many colors, Captain Marvel, Carnation etched soda fountain glasses from the 20s, cars Tootsietoy, cartoon character collectibles, cast iron toys cars trucks buses tractors figures animals cannons trailers trains motorcycles riders and extra pieces, cast iron cookware, celluloid dolls precious and fragile, cereal beanies not as in babies but hats, chalk character collection, chalk ware, Champion cast iron, character glasses, Chein Popeye Barrel walker, Chicos Spanish peanuts vintage advertising display jar with lid, childrens’ china sets, china, china doll sets, Christmas items, cigar box metal glass covers, cigar boxes, cigarette papers, Clarks Boilfast metal thread display cases, clay poker chips, clocks some Bakelite, Coca-Cola Coke memorabilia antique and vintage, Coca-Cola trays, collection of marbles, comic book related books but not comic books, comic character bisque figurines in boxes and not in boxes, comic print blocks, console radios may work or not but would be great transformed into a bar, cookie jars, cool stuff your mother wouldn’t save the box top for you to mail in and get, Coon Chicken Inn memorabilia, costume jewelry, counter Singer sewing machines, counter top radios, Cracker Jacks toys, crafts, crystal, Daisy, decoder pins, Dennis the Menace, Depression glass, desk accessories, Dick Tracy collections, Disney charms, Disney figurines, Disneyana collections 1000s, display cases, display fixtures, Doepke, Dogpatch, doll clothes many labeled, doll costumes shoes accessories for little dolls and big dolls, doll furniture and houses, doll trunks, dolls dolls dolls and more dolls, Donald Duck collections, Donald Duck squeaky hat, early Fisher Price, *did you know they were founded in 1930, Ed Wynn character doll, Edgar Rice Burroughs vintage paperbacks, elk poker chips, enamel-topped tables 3 of them, enamelware, English armoire, enormous matchbook cover collection, ephemera bins full, Erector set pieces, Ertl, even more Disney stuff than ever.

Extensive tin box container collection mostly advertising, Fairbanks railroad scale big and beautiful and a tad heavy, fairy garden goodies, fans with advertising, Felix the Cat the wonderful wonderful cat, figural toothbrush holders vintage, file cabinets some metal and some wood and all old, Fire King, fish bowls, Fisher Price toys and people and cars and animals and signs and everything else, Fisher Price vintage toy collection, Fishers Feed sign, fishing collectibles, flannel or felt flags, Flash Gordon, flatware, Flintstones and the Rubbles too, floor and table model spinning display cases filled with advertising pins premiums, fountain dispensers, Foxy Grandpa oh yeah, framed art collection, frames hundreds of sizes, Friar Tuck Goebel pieces, furniture lots of it from perfect to project, Gabriel, games and puzzles, garden items, gardening books and magazines, gardening supplies and tools, Gasoline Alley collectibles, gauges and gadgets and guy goodies, Gene Autry, Gerber baby, GI Joe and his K-9 pups, ginormous collection of marbles, Girard Hand Car, glass candy containers from bygone days, glass cigar box tops, glass hardware knobs for doors cabinets cupboards old not new, glass-front display cases, Globe-Wernicke, G-man car, golf clubs and bags, Gong Bell Toys, great representation of Dick Tracy and Hopalong Cassidy and Roy Rogers and Little Orphan Annie and did I mention – Popeye and Olive and Wimpy, great repurposing treasures, green glass that fluoresces, Greyhound bus station, Griswold, gum candy nut machines, gumball machines, Halloween, hand tinted photos, hand tools, hardware fixtures, Hasbro, hat pins huge collection of nice old ones, heaters, Hopalong Cassidy treasures you won’t believe, Horseman, Huckleberry Hound and his friends, Humphrey Mobile Outhouse, Ignatz Mouse and Krazy Kat, industrial barrister bookcases, industrial multi-drawer file cabinets, International Harvester, ivory cue balls, Japanese block prints, jar lids old, jewelry, Jiminy Cricket wind-up, Jocko, just mail in the boxtop and get this kind of stuff, Kenner, Kermit and the pig, Kewpie dolls, Keystone, Kilgore, King Features, kitchen utensils, knives big ones little ones folding ones, lamps, Laurel and Hardy, lawyers bookcases, Lesner, library card file cabinet, license plates, light fixtures and light globes, lighters, Lil Abner Dogpatch, Lincoln Logs like you played with years ago, Lincoln Tunnel, Line-Mar, linens antique, Lionel, Little Lulu collection, Little Orphan Annie and Sandy bunches of it, little tiny treasures that once lived in one or two of several old printer’s trays, loads of silver plate flatware perfect for hammering away your frustrations in an attempt to create something special, Lone Ranger, *did you know he said “Hi-yo Silver and not Hi-ho Silver”, lots of playing cards, lots of project stuff so be creative and open-minded, Louis Marx, lusterware, Madame Alexander, Maggie and Jiggs, Magic Lantern, marble collection, Marx Mystery Tunnel, Marx toys, Marx train sets, matchbook cover collection, Mattel, McCoy, McDonald’s figures, mechanical tools, medicine bottles old and empty, Megos, Merry Makers Marx parts, metal advertising plates, metal and cast iron doll furniture, Metalcraft, Mickey Mouse extensive collections, Mickey Mouse Talkie Jecktor with original box, milk and cream bottles many with advertising, milk glass cold cream bottles, miniature toy guns itty bitty ones, mirror back advertising, Miss Piggy and that green frog too, mixing bowls and accessories, Moon Mullins, more pin back buttons $1 to $200, Mother Goose, Mothers Cookie yellow display boxes, movie posters, naughty upside-down pins oh my, new in package Dairy Queen Dennis the Menace cups, new old stock toys, nodders, nudie cutie vintage mirrors, oak chairs, oak wall hung toilet and assembly, Nylint, Occupied Japan, office cabinets some metal and some wood, office items vintage, Ohio Art, oil kerosene lamps.

Old lady hats with fur and/or feathers, old paper, old stamps as in postage and old stamps as in rubber, Olympia beer collectibles, original and old porcelain bath fixtures, Orobr Germany, paperback novels, Parrish Fox Boileau and more, Peanuts Snoopy Charlie Brown Woodstock, pens, Pepsi-Cola items, perfume bottles, Peter Rabbit, Pez with feet, piano rolls, pin back buttons, Pinocchio, pin-up items, pin-up mirrors, Plasticville, pocket mirrors, political buttons, pool/billiard balls, Popeye collection, Popeye marbles with bag in original box, Popeye puncher boxer, porcelain toothbrush holder collection, posters, pottery, pottery baby dishes cups plates, premiums, pretty dolls and ugly dolls; really pretty dolls and amazingly ugly dolls – think Halloween, primitive kitchen items, printers trays, projectors, pulp fiction novels, puppets lots of puppets, puzzles various shapes and sizes and material, Pyrex Corning, R&B Doll Co., railroad dishes, ray gun, records 33 45 78, Red Goose, refrigerator glassware containers, remember Christmas is coming and there are hundreds of things that would be the perfect present for someone you love, Renwal, reverse paintings, revolving floor displays, Riker mounts filled with non-paper advertising, robot plastic, rolling metal thing and glass fronts for slot machine, rollover army windup tanks, Roseville, Roy Rogers lantern scarf saddle ring and more, Royal Doulton, rubber masks from 40s and 50s creepy and fragile, salt pepper shakers, scales the kind you weigh with not the kind on fish, Seafair items, Select-It candy dispenser, Sesame Street character items, sewing machines that can be deconstructed for parts, sewing supplies, Shawnee, Sheaffer pen standing display case with curved iron feet, Shirley Temple flirty eye doll, Shmoo, Singer sewing machines, small appliances, Smith-Miller, Snow White and hopefully all Seven Dwarfs, soda fountain Carnation drinking glasses, soda pop bottles, souvenir pillowcases, Speidel revolving store display case, spice jars, sports cards galore including baseball, football, basketball and whatever else there is, Star Wars, steamer trunk, steel toys, Steelcraft, sterling, stoneware, store display jars and gum dispensers, store displays and display fixtures, stove sets, Strauss horse and cart, Structo, Sun Rubber, Superman memorabilia, Sydney Laurence prints, tabletop display cases, thermometer advertising framed pictures, things your gramma loved, things your grampa hid from your gramma, thousands of pins tokens pen toppers and more in display mounts and revolving showcases, Timex revolving display case, tin dish sets, tin litho toys, tin wind-up toys antique, Tinker Toys a personal favorite, tins, tip trays, token coins galore, Tonka, tools, Tooterville Trolley, Tootsietoy doll furniture, Tootsietoys, toy guns and holsters, toy stoves, train accessories and parts, trains planes automobiles and ships too, treadle sewing machines, Turner, type trays, typewriter, Unique Art, US Zone Germany, vanity items, variety of old board games, vintage Santa suit, Vogue, W. Germany, wardrobe trunks for dolls, washstand, watch display cases, watches, WDE, WDP, Welch jelly glasses, white elephant gifts galore, wind up crawling baby original box, wind-up toy collection, Winnie the Poo, Wolverine, Wolverine Marble Bingo, Wolverine toy washing machine, wood golf club, wooden boxes and wooden crates, Wyandotte, Yogi Bear and some of his buddies, your one and only chance to buy back your childhood...


phone: Patty (206) 914-6150

email: patty@sistersantiques.com


The collecting story: He said that as a little boy his pockets were always full of something he thought important enough to save. After he married, he and his wife returned to the home of his parents and he found some of his books that his mother had rescued from his nephews. With about a dozen of the original books from his childhood, his Big Little Book collection began.

As an adult, he started collecting Flag Cancels, usually found on old post cards. He later became interested in the other side of old post cards. Another time, he was told of a collector that had just died and whose wife wanted to sell his post card collection. He corresponded with her for several months and she sent him samples of the cards. After traveling back to see the collection, he bought about 250,000 post cards. He sorted and worked the post card collection pretty extensively. He joined the Portland post card club and later helped start the Seattle post card club.

He decided he liked old paper items and started collecting newspapers and magazines. He was interested in old comics and anything related to comic character items and looked for those items wherever he could find them. He advertised locally as well as using the Antique Trader newspaper for ads.

An interesting story about his resources: He was reading a 20 year old Antique Trader newspaper and found the ad of someone in Oklahoma advertising to buy Disney products. He wrote the collector, asking if he was still collecting or if he had anything to sell. About 2 months later he got a letter from a professor from a college in Ohio. He was the Disney collector. He still had the collection and it was for sale. After several correspondences he bought the collection. He immediately sold the “Walt Disney Comic and Stories” in the collection for the same price he paid for the whole collection and kept the rest of the collection for himself.

He once got a letter from a woman answering his ad for Big Little Books. She had about 7 books to sell him. One title was a Superman book for $28. He knew the Superman book was not a Big Little Book but he was interested and bought the books from her. It was a “Superman” #1 comic book in mint condition. This was in the early 1970’s. He was afraid the book would get ruined if he kept it because he had children who might accidentally damage the book. He sold it for a very good profit but not near the price it brought in later years. He did not have seller’s remorse; he felt he made a good profit and it was the thing to do at the time!

Through the years, he met many interesting people while collecting and selling. He thought collectors were made up of some of the better people around.

Among many other things, he collected post cards, Flag cancels, Ship cancels, newspapers, magazines, match covers, stamps, first day covers, Big Little Books, children’s books, comics, advertising items, pin-back buttons, games, toys, cast iron toys, tin litho windup toys, advertising mirrors, trays, Akro Agate, comic-related items, marbles. Every collection was large!

When he died his daughter wanted his favorite collection to keep for herself. She was told that he loved all his collections. The thing he loved most was because of the story that went with it. She chose his cast iron Toonerville Trolley car because of his story. Around 1975 he saw an ad in the Antique Trader magazine; someone was selling a cast iron Toonerville Trolley. He wrote the man asking for further details. The man wanted $1000.00 firm for his trolley and it had a crack in the top of it. That was a lot of money for a broken toy so he chose to pass on the deal. Several months later a collector friend called to tell him there was a new antique store in Kirkland that had a lot of toys, including a cast iron Toonerville Trolley. It was just before Christmas and he was still at work. His wife dashed over to Kirkland and bought the Toonerville Trolley and returned home. She told him of the friend’s call about the new store but neglected telling him about the Toonerville Trolley. Christmas morning he opened his present of the Toonerville Trolley. He said, “You didn’t!” She responded, “No, this one does not have a crack.” He loved that gift. To this day, she has never told anyone how much was paid for that toy.




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SISTERS ANTIQUES ESTATE SALE / ISSAQUAH

Sale has ended

NO EARLY ENTRY. ANY SIGN-UP LIST TO BE SELF-MANAGED. CASH ONLY, NO CHECKS. USE OF CREDIT CARDS MAY BE AVAILABLE (IF SERVICE IS AVAILABLE) WITH A MINIMUM PURCHASE AND FOR A SERVICE FEE. BRING YOUR OWN BAGS, BOXES, PACKING MATERIALS AND HELP TO MOVE FURNITURE AND ITEMS PURCHASED. OUR STAFF IS NEEDED INSIDE THE HOUSE AND IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR LOADING. NO REFUNDS OR RETURNS -- ALL SALES FINAL. NO PREVIEWS; PRICING INFORMATION NOT AVAILABLE PRIOR TO SALE. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS OR INJURIES.

Description of sale: Custom home designed/built in 1991 by the original owners. In addition to this nearly 4,000 square foot home is a “2-story” garage that is 1,200 square feet! Health issues have necessitated their move into an assisted care facility. They have been the caretakers of many family momentos and were unable to take much with them. We promised to find new homes for these treasures and people who would love them as much as they have.

This is a total clean-out! We are VERY motivated to make things go away on Saturday afternoon -- the last day of the sale!

A partial list includes: 1000s and 1000s of antique and vintage photographs including Carte de Visite, tintypes, cabinet cards, snapshots, assorted sizes of studio photos many framed or in folders, photos in postcard format, possible specimens of Daguerreotype and Ambrotype, 2 inflatable boats, 50s Motorola radio, Advent Laureate speakers, African violets, antique trunk, antique upholstered couch, apple press, art, backpack baby carrier, baseball card collections, basketball card collections, bathroom items and toiletries, bedding, beds, bench grinder, bicycle, Bissell carpet cleaner, books antique children’s novels sets, bookshelves, brass trumpet with case, Breadman breadmaker, building supplies, camping equipment, Candlewick, captain’s chairs oak set of 6, car seats, chairs, child’s water skis, china, Christmas items, clothing, coffee tables, Coleman lantern, Coleman stove, collectible vintage yard tools, collectibles, contractor’s equipment, crafts, Crock Pot, crystal, desks, dressers, electronics, end tables, English armoire, ever-popular and always-in-demand George Foreman grill, fabric, ficus trees, fire extinguisher copper and brass, fire extinguisher copper and brass converted into lamp, fishing nets, fishing poles, fishing tackle, floor to ceiling shelving in garage full, foldable baby stroller, football card collections, framed, portraits, frames, furniture, Garbage Pail Kids trading cards, garden/yard fertilizers and amendments, gardening supplies and tools, GI Joe Headquarters and Command Center in box, golf bag, golf clubs, guitar, hammock with stand like new, hand tools, Hitachi chop saw, hockey stick, Honda HRX lawn mower, Honda lawn mower, Hot Wheels and Matchbox cars and cases, household items, housewares, huge blanket chest made by Monroe inmates 1940s, insulators, jewelry, Kenmore Elite HE front-loading automatic washer like new, Kenmore Elite steam dryer like new, kitchen utensils, Kusak crystal apple, ladders all different lengths, lamp tables, lamps, large postage stamp collection, large rocking chair, lawnmowers, leather sofa, Legos, linens, mandolin, mattresses, metal foot lockers, metronome, mirrors, movie screen, musical books, oak beveled mirror hat/coat rack antique, oak china cabinet, oak commode, office supplies, old lantern, old National Geographic magazines 1910 on, old paper, older washer dryer set, pewter, photo albums full, ping pong table, post cards, pottery, power tools, projector, Pulp Fiction theater board display, regulator wall clock 31 day, Rotel stereo system, rototiller, round oak table, scrapbooks full of vintage greeting cards and valentines, Sears Craftsman 10” band saw, Sears Craftsman 10” table saw, sewing supplies, silver-plate, skis several pairs, slides and Kodak carousels, small appliances, spindle rocker, sporting goods, Steinway & Sons upright piano magnificent, studio pottery, Tonka builders set in box, tons of tools, Toro lawn mower, Toshiba HD LCD 36” flat screen television, towels and stuff from linen closets, Trapper Nelson’s Indian Pack Board by Chas Trager Seattle, ukulele in case, vanity stool, vanity with tri-fold mirrors and drawers, vintage GI Joe figures and sets, vintage Russian Balalaika, vintage sheet music, Wheaties game collectible cereal boxes, wicker chairs, Wii Fit Plus, Wii Sports, wood plane collection, wood working tools and loads more...

phone: Patty (206) 914-6150

email: patty@sistersantiques.com

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SISTERS ANTIQUES ESTATE SALE / RICHMOND BEACH

Sale has ended
Sale has ended

NO EARLY ENTRY. ANY SIGN-UP LIST TO BE SELF-MANAGED. CASH ONLY, NO CHECKS. CREDIT CARDS MAY BE AVAILABLE FOR A SERVICE FEE. BRING YOUR OWN BAGS, BOXES, PACKING MATERIALS AND HELP TO MOVE FURNITURE AND ITEMS PURCHASED. OUR STAFF IS NEEDED INSIDE THE HOUSE AND IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR LOADING. NO REFUNDS OR RETURNS -- ALL SALES FINAL. NO PREVIEWS; PRICING INFORMATION NOT AVAILABLE PRIOR TO SALE. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS OR INJURIES. NOTE: SALES TAX WILL BE CHARGED AS ALWAYS. DEALERS MUST PROVIDE A RESALE CERTIFICATE AT TIME OF PURCHASE – NO EXCEPTIONS!


Description of sale: This home has been such a joy to work in! The view of Puget Sound is amazing and the beach is less than a mile to the west. Before the neighboring trees grew tall and more and more houses were built, there was a clear view of the Space Needle! Watching the cruise ships, ferries and countless sailboats and cruisers come and go certainly is a distraction! We’re still hoping to see some whales while we’re enjoying our visit here...

The owners grew up in occupied Norway during World War II. They actually came from two different areas in Norway and didn't know each other until they came to the United States. He was from a farm in the southern part of Norway; she was from the mountains in the western part of Norway. She actually grew up in the hotel where some of the Norwegian army stayed. Later in the war, the Nazis occupied the hotel.

After the war, they came to the United States. (After so many years of occupation it took Norway quite a long time to get back on her feet.) He had some family in Washington and she knew people in Seattle. They actually met at a dance – dances were held quite often at the Norway Center for a fairly large Norwegian population. Although she planned to be in the United States only for a year or so and then return to Norway... things changed! They married in Seattle in 1954. Since traveling to other countries wasn’t as common as it is today and because it was so expensive, her mother was not able to attend her wedding (her father passed when she was only 5). The first time he ever met his wife’s mother was after their 3 children were born, during a family trip to Norway in 1965. A 60 year anniversary was celebrated last year!

The home (nearly 4,000 square feet) was built in 1968. Every weekend he would help his father (who was the contractor) work on building the house. Children joined in as well, choosing the carpeting and ceiling fixtures, AND selecting the desktop Formica for the built-in desks for their bedrooms! The children, all adults with their own families now, talk about what it was like growing up in this wonderful neighborhood... lots of other kids, late summer evenings playing kick-the-can from house to house until the final call from their parents to come in for dinner. Wonderful memories!

A partial list includes: 1950s wedding dress and slip in box, 50th anniversary clock ship motif, albums 33, amberina daisy pattern canisters, art, art supplies, atomic clock made in Germany mid-century, Barbie and Midge doll case full, barware, baskets, BBQ, Blower Toro, blue/white porcelain, Bombay Company wall display case, books, bookshelves, brass candelabras, Stiffel candlesticks, bunk bed set, butterfly chairs ORIGINAL Knoll Hardoy(?), Caltex cups saucers Holland Royal Sphinx, canning supplies including pots and jars, card table with chairs, cast iron skillet, chafing dish copper, chairs, chest freezer, Chevron mugs Maastsricht Holland, children’s books old and new, child’s old oak rocker, Christmas trees decorations display items, clothing, coffee tables, Coleman lantern in box, collectibles, concrete birdbath base, copper kitchen ware, copper tea kettles, Corningware, couches, crafts, crystal, crystal chandelier beautiful 5-arm, crystal goblets, crystal liquor and wine decanters, cups/saucers, Cutco knife block NIB, Cutco knife trays wall mount, Depression glass, die cast cars Redline and Matchbox, doll dish sets some w/box vintage, dresser with mirror mid-century modern, dressers, easel, Edwin Knowles, electric heater, electronics, enameled aluminum, end tables, entry tables, fabric and yarn, Farberware set of stainless steel cookware, Fenton, fire extinguishers vintage, Fire Fyter household safe, fishing equipment, Fitz and Floyd, floor lamps, florist vases, frames, Frederick & Nelson bags and boxes, furniture, games and puzzles, garden planters, garden/yard, gardening supplies and tools, genuine etching, Godinger set of crystal diamonds, gold leaf hall mirror, golf clubs bags shoes etc., Gorham, Hadeland, Haeger pottery, Hall teapot, hand tools, hand-painted china, hanging mid-century ceiling fixtures, Hoover Windtunnel bagless vacuum and accessories, Hot Wheels Mattel rally case, household items, housewares, Howard Miller grandfather clock, huge stamp collection, ice chests, iron and wood bench, Japanese Geisha lithophane tea set, jewelry, Junghans teak mid-century chiming wall clock, Kenmore chest freezer, kitchen utensils, Kosta Boda, ladies’ hats old, ladies' vanity items, lamp tables, lamps, large desk, lawnmower, leather sofa mid-century, Lenox, liquor bottle markers, lots and lots of vintage linens, lots of large tablecloths, maps, marine charts many, Mid-century console stereo, Mid-century kitchen table and chairs original, mirrors, movie projector, Norwegian books, Norwegian wooden pedestal cake stands various sizes, oak courtroom chairs, old canvas backpacks, old toys, old trunks several, orange velour mid-century pair of twisting rocking chairs, Orrofors, outdoor furniture, outdoor potted plants, outdoor wooden bench, pair of caned grey upholstered chairs, patio furniture, patio heater, patio table with glass top 4 chairs and umbrella, patio and beach umbrellas, pewter, pottery, power tools, practice golf range in box, Precious Moments figurines, Princess House, Pukeberg crystal ship Uno Westerberg, Pyrex, Radio Flyer tricycle older, refrigerator, rocking chair, Rosenthal, Royal Albert, Royal Copenhagen, rubber baby toys vintage, Santa suit, Sears washer and dryer, serving pieces silver-plate and porcelain china, set 4 Asian heavily carved nesting tables w/glass, several sets of china, sewing supplies, ship’s lanterns, silver-plate, silver-plate platters, silver-plated chargers, Singer child’s Sewhandy electric sewing machine in box, sled, slide projector, small appliances, Sony stereo components, Southern Potteries china, specimen house plants, Spode, sporting goods, stainless steel canister set bread tea coffee flour sugar, stereos and components, stuffed animals and toys from grandchildren’s toy boxes, Swedish crystal, table top mantle clock, table top vintage hair dryer, tall office cabinet with drawers and cupboards, tea pots, tea service, television, Thomas Kinkade framed, tool boxes, tools, vacuum cleaners several, vanity/dresser mirror nightstand set beautiful inlaid detail, variety of carpets/rugs, video camera, vintage baby clothes, vintage pink chenille bedspread, walnut buffet mid-century to match, walnut dining table w/3 leaves 8 chairs mid-century, weathervane with golfer, wooden settee glider, woodenware including pedestal plates and bowls, workshop full of lots and lots of tools, yard tools and loads more...

phone: Patty (206) 914-6150

email: patty@sistersantiques.com


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SISTERS ANTIQUES ESTATE SALE -- ISSAQUAH (South Cove)

Sale has ended

NO EARLY ENTRY. ANY SIGN-UP LIST TO BE SELF-MANAGED. CASH ONLY, NO CHECKS. BRING YOUR OWN BAGS, BOXES, PACKING MATERIALS AND MUSCLE. OUR STAFF IS NEEDED INSIDE THE HOUSE AND IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR LOADING. NO REFUNDS OR RETURNS; ALL SALES FINAL. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS OR INJURIES.

Description of sale: Original owners – home built in 1979. The 4200sf house is on the west side of Lake Sammamish, sits on more than ¼ acre and boasts an 80’ water front with a dock and boat slips. The view is spectacular! The couple traveled worldwide and both were avid divers.

There are more closets and cupboards and shelving than any house we have even worked on -- talk about great storage! The house is totally packed with everything imaginable and we only have 3 days to empty it out so the heirs can get it ready to put it on the market.

A partial list includes: A totem pole, Adventure Pilot, all holiday items, amber glass, amethyst, antique swivel piano stool with glass ball feet, art, artifacts from around the world, aspirin-type pain medications, assorted collection of rocks and shells, band aids/bandages, bar stools, baskets, bed frame, beer glasses, Bellavita Drive bathlift, binoculars several, Blacks law dictionary, board room chairs, Boeing glasses, Bolivian art, books, bookshelves, box full of flashlights, box of film reels, brand new Carters’ infants outfits, bridesmaid and formal dresses, Briggs and Stratton Brute lawnmower, cake decorating supplies, camera lenses, cameras ranging from old-school to diving/underwater equipment, canned food, canoe, Canon AE-1, Canon MP530 printer, Carex Adjustable Bath and Shower Seat with Back 2, carved wooden mossy bear, cases of baking supplies, chairs, children’s books, children’s toys from the grandchildren’s room at gramma’s, china, classic car books, cleaning supplies, cloth office chair on wheels, coffee and coffee maker, coffee table books, coffee tables, cold remedies, collectibles, complete home office, computer equipment, cook books, cooking utensils, Corning ware, craft craft craft and more craft supplies, crochet thread and patterns, crystal, crystal and glass serving pieces, Cuisinart food processor with accessories, cups and saucers, decanters, dental items including toothbrushes/picks/floss/toothpaste/mouthwash etc., dining set, dressers, dry goods, electric and stereo cords and cables, electric fans, electronics, electronics entertainment credenza, end tables, every type of stationery supply imaginable, executive desk and credenza, expandable baby gates, food all kinds, foreign language guides, Fostoria American, framed bee print, framed portrait of Indian on black velvet, frames lots of new and some older, furniture, games and puzzles, gardening supplies and tools, giant stuffed teddy bear, gift wrapping supplies of all sorts, great selection of brand new books perfect for gift-giving, greeting cards individual and boxed, hand tools, hard cover and soft cover books, Harry Potter sets and books, high school and college yearbooks, housewares, HP 6000 office jet wireless printer, huge bags of decorations for EVERY holiday, huge box of canvas bags mostly new, huge framed oil painting of man in chair, hundreds of books on tape/CD mostly new, hundreds of mats for framing new, iFly 700, Indian moccasins childs, Ingrid party ball in box, Jadeite, jewelry, kayak, kitchen utensils, knife block with knives, Kusak crystal, lamps, large stuffed pink rabbit, large Warwick pitcher, lazy Susans, leather office chairs, legal books, Lenox, life preservers, linens, Livingston dinghy, love seat and ottoman, Magic Bullet 2 sets, Magnavox video sound camera, Marshall & Wendell upright piano beautiful, matting for pictures, mattress sets, medical supplies, men’s and ladies clothing and shoes, Mersman mahogany game table lyre base brass footed, metal file cabinets, metal model airplanes, Miranda Sensorex, movie projector, new cosmetics, new OXO kitchen items, new pet toys supplies treats, oak file cabinet, office furniture, office lamps, oil painting Mt. Rainier, old wooden cigar boxes, one room devoted to brand new gifts, over 10,000 paperback novels, paints and paint brushes, paper products, party supplies including a variety of birthday necessities, patio furniture, patterns, Pelican cases empty, photo paper and other printing supplies, plastic picnic supplies, pots and pans and skillets, pottery, power tools, punchbowls, Pyrex, REI clothing, rocker/glider with ottoman, sample size toiletries, Sealife Reefmaster, sewing supplies, silver-plate, Singer sewing machine and supplies, small appliances, soaps, Sony audio/video control changer, Sony cyber shot cameras and accessories, Sony marine pack light, souvenirs from all over the world, spices galore, sponges, sporting goods, standing display case, Stingray light, stuffed animals new and pre-loved, tea, tools, Top Dawn camera housing, travel guides and books, Tyco train set and lots of accessories, typical guy garage stuff, underwater photography equipment, velvet costume jacket, vintage Japanese large brass compote and pair of candlesticks, vitamins, water fountains, Waterford, wedding dress heavily beaded beautiful, We-live-on-the-lake party supplies, Werner really tall folding ladder, wet suits, white hanging wall cabinet with drawers and glass knobs, white metal bed frame with leaf design, woodenware and trust me – LOTS MORE THAN IS LISTED!!!

Remember: bring your own bags, boxes and packing materials – we have a limited supply! We are using our boxes for merchandising; they are not available.

phone: Patty (206) 914-6150

email: patty@sistersantiques.com

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