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Roseville

estate sale | 3 day sale | 10 days away

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The address for this sale in Roseville, CA 95747 will be available after 6:00am on Friday, November 20th, 2026. The approximate location is: Seebold

Dates

Fri

Nov 20

9am to 4pm

Sat

Nov 21

9am to 4pm

Sun

Nov 22

9am to 4pm

We prefer cash as it is easy and fast! Credit cards may be used for over $100. Packing materials are available, but you are advised to bring your own in case we run out. Please bring your own help to load your purchase. We do not have labor and our insurance does not allow us to move any items for you. We love our customers and take much care to try to protect them from accidents; however, we can not be responsible for any harm which they may incur while shopping our sales. Valuable items kept off site until sale days. 24 HR SECURITY ON PREMISES. Young children are welcome, but must be held by hand the entire visit. Sales are on a first come first served bases. We do hope you understand not everything photographed will always be there. All sales are "as is" and FINAL ! No returns accepted. We try hard to identify any significant damage to items offered for sale; however, we are not infallible. Look over your selections and buy carefully before purchasing. Remember these are used or antique/collectible items and perfect condition is nearly impossible. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO REFUSE SERVICE OR ENTRANCE TO ANYONE !

Burns Estate Liquidator

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(916) 826-4004

ROSEVILLE — THE STREET ROD SALE

A 1931 Ford Street Rod (all Records!), Roseville Pottery, Signed Sports & A House Full of Collections! Some estate sales have a theme. This one has about twelve.

There is a show car in the garage. There is Roseville Pottery in Roseville. There is a Victrola, a wall of jewelry, a Christmas collection that fills tables end to end, and a signed Troy Aikman jersey — all under one roof.

Whoever lived here collected what they loved, and they loved a lot of things.

Come ready to hunt. This is a layered, joyful, overflowing house — exactly the way we like them.

THE SHOWSTOPPER — 1931 FORD STREET ROD A mirror-red 1931 Ford five-window coupe street rod, photographed from every angle because every angle deserves it. Louvered hood sides, Duolamp taillights, tan leather interior, wood-rim steering wheel, Classic Instruments gauges, billet pedals, and Vintage Air air conditioning and heat. The odometer reads just over 3,100 miles since the build. The paint reflects like glass. Come stand next to it — the photos genuinely do not do it justice.

ROSEVILLE POTTERY — IN ROSEVILLE!

It feels right, doesn't it? Roseville Pottery art pottery, including Freesia vases in blue and green, alongside American art pottery, stoneware crocks and jugs, studio pottery, Lu-Ray pastel dinnerware, Corning Cornflower, Italian painted pottery, teapots, teacups, and tables of beautiful china and glassware.

THE VICTROLA An antique Victrola cabinet phonograph by the Victor Talking Machine Co. — with a basket of 78 records waiting beside it. Plus a vintage floor-model radio console, a wall regulator clock, and a Singer treadle sewing machine in its ornate oak cabinet.

ART WITH NAMES ON IT A signed, numbered Bev Doolittle camouflage print. A signed Morten E. Solberg. Framed Ansel Adams photographs, including an Ansel Adams Gallery Yosemite piece. Diego Rivera's "The Flower Seller." Original oils and landscapes. Bessie Pease Gutmann baby prints. Georgia O'Keeffe and Bev Doolittle art books. Local treasures, too — a signed Loomis Eggplant Festival poster and Placer Farmers' Market art.

MUSIC & SPORTS MEMORABILIA A framed, signed Troy Aikman #8 Dallas Cowboys jersey — the signature runs right across the number. Autographed Mavericks concert posters and a signed ticket stub from the Great American Music Hall. A Grateful Dead Warfield Theatre 1989 poster. Baseball gloves, balls and bats. A Tinetti Racing 50th anniversary poster, Cowboys art, and a Miller Lite Super Bowl XXX banner.

JEWELRY — BRING YOUR LOUPE Necklaces by the dozens — gold chains, turquoise, pearls. Bracelets stacked deep. Watches — so many watches. Rings, lockets, cameos, a silver charm bracelet, Bakelite dice and casino chips, a Harley-Davidson belt buckle, pocket knives, and a basket of skeleton keys. And on the vanity tray: Chanel No. 5 and Coco Chanel, beside vintage crystal perfume bottles.

CAMERAS & MARBLES & SLOT CARS A collection of vintage cameras, including a Kodak Vest Pocket folding camera in its case. Jars and jars of vintage marbles — plus the old clay and stone ones. An Aurora AFX "Golden Gate" slot car racing set in its box. Vintage pressed-steel toy fire trucks and rusty Tonka trucks that have earned every scratch.

CLOTHING, FURS & FINE THINGS Fur coats and stoles. Vintage christening gowns and lace. A Pendleton wool blanket with its label intact. Silk scarves, handkerchiefs, gloves by the boxful, neckties, belts, ball caps, and racks of clothing. Cowboy boots. Leather handbags. And shoes with names: Gucci — made in Italy — plus Burberry and Kate Spade.

QUILTS, LACE & LINENS A glorious Lone Star quilt in teal and plum. Patchwork quilts, crocheted lace, vintage linens by the stack, Southwestern rugs and blankets, and rolled area rugs.

FURNITURE — OAK LOVERS, TAKE NOTE An antique oak Hoosier cabinet. An oak pedestal dining table with claw feet and upholstered chairs. A slant-front oak secretary. A leaded-glass bookcase. A curved-glass curio cabinet. Dome-top trunks. A bombe chest. A carved oak bed. A log bed. A stained-glass fireplace screen. Mirrors, sconces, and lamps everywhere you look.

PRIMITIVES, SIGNS & AMERICANA A Gamewell fire alarm box. A copper soda-fountain fire extinguisher. A Ford gumball machine. A Jack Daniel's Old No. 7 flask. Signs — Shell Motor Oils, a Chevrolet dealer sign, and an honest-to-goodness "Road Closed to Thru Traffic" street sign. A copper wash boiler, butter churn, glass insulators, a milk can, brass candlesticks, and a chainsaw-carved bear holding a sign that says "GO AWAY!" He doesn't mean it. Probably.

CHRISTMAS — AN ENTIRE GARAGE OF IT Dozens upon dozens of Santas, including grand Old World figures. Snowmen, gnomes, ornaments — Hallmark Keepsake ornaments still in their boxes — wreaths, garlands, and stockings. This sale lands the weekend before Thanksgiving, and your whole house can be decorated by Sunday night at estate-sale prices. A little Halloween snuck in, too.

THE GARAGE, GARDEN & EVERYTHING ELSE A pegboard wall of tools and a Homak tool chest. A Milwaukee Sawzall. An Echo mower. A black side-by-side refrigerator. A washer and dryer. A wine cooler. A Char-Griller smoker and grill. Golf clubs — Cobra drivers and an Orlimar putter. Ladders, a wheelbarrow, terracotta pots, rusty farm iron, a plow, and patio furniture.

THE FUN IS IN THE HUNT This is not a staged showroom. It is a real home, full of real collections, gathered over years by people who clearly had fun doing it.

You will find the car people in the garage.

You will find the pottery people in the kitchen.

You will find the jewelry people at the vanity, heads down.

And you will almost certainly find something you weren't looking for.

Julie, Hannah & I are honored to bring this Roseville collection to the public.

Come prepared to hunt. This one is going to be a memorable one.

SAVE THE DATE

Friday, November 20 • 9 AM–4 PM

Saturday, November 21 • 9 AM–4 PM

Sunday, November 22 • 9 AM–4 PM

Roseville, California

Address released the morning of the sale — 6 AM!