THIS IS A COMPLETED SALE
View current listings by this company
View current listings by this company
Estate Sale By Estate Liquidators
Listing ID#: 782695
| Sale Location |
|---|
|
Angleton, TX 77515 |
| Sale Dates and Times |
|---|
|
Friday May 23, 2025 Completed Saturday May 24, 2025 Completed Sunday May 25, 2025 Completed |
| Sale Type |
|---|
 Estate Sale
|
| Company Information |
|---|
|
Estate Liquidators Contact: Shari Boykin Phone: 979-236-0406 Email: catclawrose1@gmail.com EstateSale.com ID#: 5291 View company information and listings |
Free Email Notifications
Sign up for the EstateSale.com email notifications and we will let you know about sales in your area! You may set up alerts by area (zip and radius), keywords, and by company. It is FREE and only takes a few seconds to sign up.
| Listing Information |
|---|
|
I have to say, this sale has been worth the wait, y’all ! The homeowner was from The Netherlands, so the home is filled with beautiful, high quality items, from Holland, Germany, France, Belgium, and Canada. We’ve never had a sale quite like this one before. There are rooms filled with great cookware, sewing and quilting supplies, clothing, beautiful furniture, art, linens, and it just keeps going ! I’ll apologize ahead of time, if I’ve duplicated any photos, it’s pretty overwhelming. The jewelry room is really, really packed, so be polite to others !!! There is a multi-day close patrol by law enforcement on the property, before, and for the duration of the sale. They’ve been made aware that if ya aren’t supposed to be on the property outside of sale hours, there could be citations issued. So, you’ve been warned. The sale will be held Friday, Saturday, Sunday, May 23-24-25, 9:00a.m.-3:00p.m. on Friday and Saturday, 10:00-3:00 on Sunday. The address is 620 County Road 698C, south of Angleton. County Road 698 is off County Road 288,(Old Angleton Road), between FM 2004, and FM 220. We’ll have signs out, but you’re going to feel like you’re driving in a circle, which you kind of will be. When you turn onto 698, go to the three way stop sign, take a left. The road then hooks to the right. Take the next left, then, the next left. The home will be the third house on your left. Park carefully !!! The street is narrow, so don’t be wearing your cranky pants, please. I’ll be wearing my sassy pants, and sassy trumps cranky……
The sign-up sheet will go out around 7:30 Friday morning, and we’ll begin calling the names around 8:45.
THERE WILL BE NO SMALL CHILDREN ALLOWED IN THE SALE AREA, at the client’s request !!!
There will also be NO public restroom, again, at the client’s request. (There’s a Buccee’s right down the road)
Jewelry items will stay with the attendant, to be picked up when the customer is ready to check out. (Please note, there will be NO,”oh, hold this while I go home to get my money, I’ll be back in a few hours.” Uh no, that’s not gonna fly, folks.)
Estate Liquidators does NOT provide loaders, carriers, nor pack mules, for your heavy/bulky items. You’ll need to make your own arrangements to have your purchases moved.
We DO collect sales tax. From everyone. We have’n’t honored ye olde tax certificates for quite a few years now.
Items in the sale include:
A drop dead vintage solid oak German shrunk/shrank,(these items are made to be taken apart by homeowners in Europe, so they’re easily transported to a new home. If you’re a mid-century lover, this one would be a spectacular addition to your home !! It would be a great piece against a wall, or a stunning and bold room divider, for sure !), beautiful antique Gustav Junghans wall clock, lovely Wagner upright piano from Germany, tall lighted curio cabinet, large collection of European copper and brass display pieces,(my grandson is seated in one, to show the size !), antique pottery crocks and jugs, unbelievable jewelry, many Native American pieces, large collection of vintage Hummel figurines, and Swarovski crystal, Older Lladro figurines, Lenox, Waterford, French/Czech/ German cut crystal, vey well cared for Bassett dining table with one leaf/6 beautifully upholstered chairs, many hand made finished quilts, lap size quilts, wall/display quilts, quilt tops, quilt pieces, (including a gorgeous “Dahlia” top. Ready to be finished), quilting supplies, batting, about a zillion sewers rulers, boxes of niiiiice scissors and rotary cutters, sterling thimbles, fat quarters, jelly rolls,(not that singer guy !), oak/glass quilt display, quilt racks, FIVE sewing machines, miniatures, Royal Holland pewter items from Europe, amber and pink depression glass, antique Dutch ice skates, beautiful pair of beaded Canadian Indian moccasins, craft items, soap making supplies and molds, cheese making items, candle making items, great selection of candles and candle holders, a plethora of Delft items, including hand made tiles, taken off an old building there, Polish pottery pieces, lovely antique humpback trunk, vintage mahogany tea cart, chrome storage shelves and rolling cart, electric fireplace, unbelievable framed art, Royal Holland Daalderop, Fostoria American, Boopie “circles and bands”, LaHuerta latticino bowl, a room filled with craft items and books, quilting books and magazines, patterns, sewing cabinets, file/storage cabinets, knitting supplies, yarn, cool wall decor-a TCU football half helmet, desks, rolling office chairs, selection of Dutch wooden shoes, multiple cedar/storage chests, beds, dressers, accent tables, bedside tables, nesting tables, mirrors, Precious Moments figurines, toys, games, puzzles, bed/bath/table linens, vintage Christmas table covers, leather recliners, upholstered vintage chairs, silk thread Asian “cranes” tapestry, heavy iron fireplace tools, nice fireplace screen, shelves and shelves of holiday decor, Nativities, baskets, vintage Datron portable tv, portable dvd players, DVDs, cds, VCR movies, LPs, set of hard rock maple dining chairs, personal care items, quality ladies clothing, shoes, purses, belts, many, many scarves, lovely upholstered diminutive “ladies chairs”, vintage drum table, full length mink coat, flat screen tvs, custom costumes,(if ya ever wanted to be a Bishop, or a jester, or even a Renaissance person, we've got the togs for you !!!), nice Dutch wall tapestry, luggage, original watercolor/acrylic framed painting of Dow Terneuzen, boxes of plastic ware, rolling wooden kitchen cart, dehydrator, canning supplies, storage bins, very nice bamboo/wicker furniture, bottle tree, plastic patio tables/chairs, folding chairs and tables, cast iron,(including a dutch oven from the Martin Foundry in Alabama), kitchen ware, china,(Rosenthal, Wedgwood, Royal Albert, Ainsley, Usage, Paragon, Royal Dorer), egg cups, Henkel’s knives, cup and saucer collection, bar ware, buffet warmers, gorgeous mid-century flatware from Germany, cheese servers, Tervis, air fryer oven, coffee makers, serving pieces, Lock & Lock, Le Creuset, Corning, Pyrex, tapas/sushi servers, glass butter churns, unbelievable selection of bakeware, nice wooden whine-I mean wine rack, outdoor canopies, household cleaners, metal storage trunks, meat grinder, meat slicer, Fresh Tech jam & jelly maker, yogurt maker, fryers bread maker, choppers, cookers, crock pots, Slice-O-Matic, (as seen on TV, y’all !) jerky cannon, wafflers, wine chillers, cute decorative wagon, Samsonite drying rack, gnomes, yard tools, lapidary parts, hand tools, band saw, scroll saw, large bench vise, bench grinder, shop vac, router and table, compost barrel, clay pots, cinder blocks, ramps, Craftsman air compressor, small dog harnesses, jackets, leashes, older Kenmore fridge, turkey fryer, propane cooker, huge selection of Copper Chef, Farberware, Calphalon, Circular, Cromargan, Oneida, Flint, Cuisinart cookware, emu and rhea eggs, vintage cigarette lighters, David Winter cottages, unique pottery items, “beekeeper” nutcracker, cook books, history books and novels, Harry Potter First American editions, cast iron book ends, Panasonic stereo, vintage stamp collection books, antique metal chocolate molds, vintage wooden cookie molds, antique wood and iron cigar press, small Haier fridge, Masterbuilt smoker, CharBroil gas grill, stained glass panels, collector spoons, KLM business class Delft tiles and Delft “buildings”,(the buildings held alcohol, back in the day), and way more than I can list
!!! Y’all just have to see this one and shop !
We have an interesting sale coming up on the San
Bernard River, and a possible sale in the Clute area. We were really going to try to take July/August off……we’ll see.
There’s a FUN FAMILY EVENT coming up, on June 7th, 12-4, called The Stephen F Austin Experience. It’s going to be a “step back in time” event, for children AND adults !!! It’s Free ! Free ! Free ! There will be many areas to visit, to learn about quilting, weaving, handwriting, flags, THE CANNON, musket demonstrations, rope making, music, and games !!! The event will be held at the Stephen F Auston-Munson County park. The Stephen F Austin %00 group will have a spot there, to answer your questions, and try to drag you, kicking and screaming, into becoming a volunteer with the group. It’s actually a lot of fun, and who knows, ya may just learn something !!!
|
|
Photo Gallery
|
|||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
|||||
