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FINAL SALE DAY HALF OFF Life in Style - a Living Estate Sale

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Jun 6

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Jun 7

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Jun 8

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BEAUTIFUL mahogany breakfront china cabinet, produced by Saginaw Furniture Shops. This particular piece appears to be from the 1930s-1950s era. Saginaw Furniture Company was known for producing high-quality furniture, especially during this period.

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SALE EXTENDED THROUGH SUNDAY DUE TO SIGNAGE ERROR!! LET'S MAKE A DEAL! PLEASE DO NOT PARK IN THE DRIVEWAY! Feast-for-the-eyes living estate sale of remarkable South Bend antiques enthusiast, featuring a sophisticated and historically rich mix of antique, vintage, and collectible items . As a cherished native resident of our city departs for her wonderful new home, we're thrilled to help find the ideal placement for curated and beloved treasures from a fascinating lifetime. This is a sale for local collectors, decorators, and lovers of traditional craftsmanship, with pieces ranging from the Georgian period to mid-century revival. Whether you're furnishing...

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BEAUTIFUL mahogany breakfront china cabinet, produced by Saginaw Furniture Shops. This particular piece appears to be from the 1930s-1950s era. Saginaw Furniture Company was known for producing high-quality furniture, especially during this period.

Elegant Federal-style bow front side table, with gorgeous flame mahogany veneer and contrasting inlay, all wrapped in a graceful curved silhouette. Two drawers offer practical storage, each fitted with traditional round brass knobs. Tapered legs complete the neoclassical look.

Imari Porcelain Pillow Bowl. Late Edo to Early Meiji Period. Estimated date: 1850–1890.

Imari bowl

A fine example of high-quality Imari porcelain craftsmanship with early Kutani influence. Features richly hand-painted decoration in cobalt blue, iron red, gold, and green, with floral and cartouche motifs in a dense, kinrande-style composition. Estimated date: 1850–1880

Imari jar

A finely painted Japanese Imari porcelain bowl, dating from the late Edo to early Meiji period. A richly detailed example of Arita porcelain, likely produced for export. Estimated date: 1850–1880

Imari bowl

Edo-period Japanese Imari porcelain bowl, hand-painted with bold cobalt, iron red, and green enamels. Scalloped rim and radiating floral panels typical of early 19th century Ko-Imari domestic ware. Estimated date: 1800–1860.

Antique Japanese Imari porcelain charger, late Edo to early Meiji period. Features scalloped rim and hand-painted decoration in cobalt blue, iron red, and gilt. Estimated date: 1850–1890