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Massive Vintage Estate – Sterling, Toys, Books, Art & More!

estate sale | 3 day sale | 12 days away

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Address

The address for this sale in Austin, TX 78745 will be available after 9:00am on Thursday, November 13th, 2025.

Dates

Fri

Nov 14

10am to 4pm

Sat

Nov 15

9am to 4pm

Sun

Nov 16

10am to 2pm

We accept cash, Cash App, and all major credit cards. All sales are final—no returns, refunds, or exchanges. Please bring help and the right vehicle for moving large items; we cannot assist with loading. We are not responsible for accidents, injuries, or damage on the property. Estate sale etiquette applies—no early entry, no holds without payment, and first come, first served. Movers are available for hire by request, subject to availability.

Discounts:
Day 1: full price • Saturday: 25% off • Sunday: 50% off
(Some exclusions may apply; items may be excluded at our discretion.)

Consignment:
We offer consignment at Armstrong’s House of Vintage (35th St.). Interested in consigning? Email contact@armstrongestatesales.com.

Armstrong Estate Sales

Company Website

Company Details

(512) 925-0917

We’re still working our way through this incredible house, and every room is packed. This sale is for serious collectors, vintage lovers, resellers, and designers — it’s like walking into a living museum of mid-century through 1980s treasures.

Our client collected everything — and we mean everything:

Vintage watches, sterling silver and costume jewelry, antique and signed first-edition books (she was a bookseller), original artwork and paper goods perfect for designers, every imaginable salt & pepper shaker set, lighters, every Happy Meal toy from the ’80s, wooden and metal toys, board games, ashtrays and collectible pipes, stoneware and pottery, and character glasses from every decade. There are also oddities and voodoo dolls, vintage purses and accessories, and much more.

And that’s not all — she had a true flair for the unusual:

A beaver-felt top hat from the early 1900s, a seal-fur coat from Alaska, and boxes upon boxes of Christmas décor we haven’t even sorted through yet. Add in vintage cookbooks, unique bookends, and who knows what else — every box we open is a surprise.

We’ll be adding more photos as we uncover new finds, but trust us — you’ve never seen a house like this.