Exquisite Collector’s Estate

estate sale | 3 day sale | resuming today
Address
1035 Maple At.
Albion, MI 49224
Directions
Plentiful parking along street. Please be sure to NOT block neighboring driveways or to park in them. Driveway at sale reserved for picking up large items and unloading/loading shoppers with mobility issues. Thank you.
Dates
Thu
Oct 30
10am to 5pm
Fri
Oct 31
10am to 5pm
Sat
Nov 1
10am to 5pm
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Terms & Conditions

Bring help to load, especially for large pieces such as beds, loveseat and exercise equipment. Goods must be picked up by conclusion of sale or items will be forfeited unless arrangement made. Be sure to speak with Deb at check-out area if there are questions. **

Important: Please refrain from tugging on locked doors and knocking on windows as this will set off alarms. Once inside, do not open additional doors as this could also trigger alarms.

No early entry, browsing or sales. No prices provided before sale. Calls/texts might go unanswered during sale because we are typically busy with customers.

No restroom.

Cash preferred.
$2 fee per transaction when using credit or debit cards.
Checks with proper ID accepted. $35 fee for returned checks.

Prices are not provided before sale begins and there are no early sales.
Calls/texts might go unanswered as we will likely be busy with customers.

**All items sold as is, where is. Bring help to load, we are not able to load/carry goods.

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Company Details
(517) 425-3338

Description & Details

A wonderful and eclectic mix of unusual antiques, vintage including Pyrex; Albion historical items such as Albion meat market butcher block, cleavers, fat rendering presses, advertisements; old cookbooks; many jackets, blazers and hoodies; lots of new and gently used kitchen wares including new in box pizza baker; everyday and elegant clothes, large collection of costume jewelry; clocks, wall decor, sconces and candles; holiday decor for Valentine’s, Easter, Halloween and Christmas/winter; and tons of miscellaneous. Something for almost everyone. 

A small collection of hand-held mirrors. Plus, there’s a great selection of wall mirrors. A gently used wing chair ready for a user armed with a comfy throw snd good book or magazine. A vintage fan to be used with cautionTwo old lanterns. A vintage bird cage with glass frogs and an unusual frame.A great vintage stove in a good color combo that could easily blend with many of today’s kitchens. Kitchen items from the past make for one-of-a-kind displays. Crocks, jars, candle holders ready for a new chapter of displays. The backbone of good displays are often tins and kitchen wares. A lovely fainting couch that appears to be nearly unused. A small chest of drawers ideal for a smaller room. Why squint to see the time when this approximately 2-foot diameter clock can make it easier. A big grouping of new in box and gently used kitchen goods. Notice the Fiesta toasted on the top shelf. A true not-to-miss piece is this butcher block from a former Albion meat market. Also available from the former market are meat cleavers, a cash register and scales, advertisements and lars-rendering presses. Need to outfit a kitchen? Make this a stop while avoiding retail prices. Mugs, tumblers and pitchers ideal for year-round use. Kitchen basics abound. A sturdy sofa table holds a mix of decorative items. Eclectic mix of collectibles including sn art nouveau mirror. Nice little plaques idea to stand alone or in tiered trays. A repro sifter with shelf. A Shirley Temple mini pitcher, upper right, along with a worry/stress doll, lower left, shown with a blue couple made in Occupied Japan, Fenton- inspired blue glass, pretty shakers and an unusual peach-colored vase. Lots of decorative items for nearly every room.Bedding and linens galore. A good collection of decorative spring items. Still time to create fall displays. It’s a wrap with so many decorative items. Boo on you with this Halloween and fall finds. Get down to work with these tools and helpers. Feel like decorating? Start here. Lamps, a mirror dresser tray and red roller basket. Wonderful pieces that serve well for displays. Home fix-it goods. Mirrors, frames and candle vessels. Note the meat cleaver now teamed with the big butcher block. A closer look at vintage Pyrex in patterns such as Colonial, Gooseberry and colored pieces. Sale PictureA nice leather sofa with nailhead trim. A slim grandfather clock. Need candles? Check out this collection. A modest cabinet to stow goods out of sight. Pictures, books, a pink bulb cover with a good cabinet. Cabinet for electronics or storage. Feeling crafty? Repurpose it into a closet for children’s clothing or bedding. Pictures, pottery, small metal table and metal figure. A wicker rocker to spend time conversing in person or by phone. A wicker table topped by a decorative enamel tray and flowers. A kerosene jug and lard press. Great rocker for a covered porch or living room. An older wicker chair in great used condition. An antique wicker sofa teamed with a painted, rustic bench/table. Wicker pieces highlighted by a Raggedy Ann and Any-inspired ceramic pair. A second antique sofa suggesting folks gather. A metal planter/table with wicker rocker. Unusual wicker table with ceramic duck, lantern and figurine. Old crate, ricer and other farmhouse items.

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