BROADWAY ESTATE SALE - THIS WEEKEND
Listing ID#: 170508

Sale Location

NEW ORLEANS, LA 70125
Sale Dates and TimesSALE IS COMPLETED
Saturday Apr 21, 2018 Completed
Sunday Apr 22, 2018 Completed
Sale Type
 Estate Sale 
Company Information
Big Easy Estate Sales LLC

Contact: Jonathan Wells
Phone: 504-470-8438
Email: jonathan@bigeasyestatesales.com
Website: www.bigeasyestatesales.com

EstateSale.com ID#: 3774
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Listing Terms and Conditions
--Cash, credit cards, and checks accepted with proper I.D. Local checks preferred. No checks or charges under $25.00.
--As usual, Saturday is priced as marked. Sunday is discount day. Exceptions may apply to this sale. Expect reserve prices on items and markdowns on Sunday.
--Items Sold As Is, Where Is. All Sales Are Final. No Returns or Refunds. Customers are responsible for securing their own purchases.
--We will provide a list of recommended local movers should you need one. Otherwise, please be able to provide your own moving assistance for large items.
--Please watch your step at this sale. We are not responsible for accidents or injuries.
--Please, NO phone calls, text messages, or e-mails requesting prices. It is not a standard practice to disclose prices prior to the sale.
--Expect limited access early in the morning. We will do our best to keep it moving and get everyone inside safely and comfortably.
--Numbers will be passed out at 7am. Numbers are passed out for crowd control only in the first hour and for those who do not want to wait in line until the doors open at 9am. It allows you to leave and come back before doors opens at 9am.
Listing Information

BROADWAY ESTATE SALE

We're in Broadmoor this weekend for a nice traditional estate sale featuring some antiques and items of southern interests. Please read through the lists of highlights below and look through photos. Please check back this week with updates and additional info on this sale! 

FURNITURE HIGHLIGHTS:

  • American early Victorian marble top chest, 19th c. 
  • American Empire mahogany game table, 19th c.
  • Queen Anne style sofa
  • Pair Queen Anne style wingback chairs in vintage blue velvet
  • Pair small wingback chairs in vintage floral pattern
  • Antique wingback chair with distressed leather
  • Victorian walnut armchair
  • Pair French style armchairs, distressed
  • Drexel mahogany Pembroke table
  • Mahogany sideboard and china cabinet
  • Mahogany tallboy chest of drawers; vintage desk, side tables and twin bed

 

ART HIGHLIGHTS:

  • Portrait painting of Benjamin Rush Hall, oil on canvas, second quarter 19th c., artist unknown
    Prov. Benjamin Rush Hall was born in 1820 to Dr. Richard Wilmot Hall, a surgeon in the War of 1812 and founder of the University of Maryland. Hall’s grandfather, Dr. Jacob Hall (b. 1747) was first cousin to Benjamin Rush, who signed the Declaration of Independence in 1776. Benjamin Rush Hall moved to South Louisiana from Maryland pre-Civil War and owned Eureka Plantation in Iberville Parish. The portrait has descended through the family since the 1840’s.

  • After Marie Adrien Persac (American/Louisiana) “Plantations on the Mississippi River from Natchez to New Orleans” 1931 – two available, one framed and the other rolled
  • Joseph Pennell (American/New Orleans, 1857-1926) French Quarter cottage engraving, dated 1882, in period frame
  • R. C. Gorman (American, 1932-2005) (3) lithographs, signed, numbered and dated; also a coffee table book and portfolio of Gorman’s work

 

DECORATIVE HIGHLIGHTS:

  • Impressive Art Deco architectural cast iron andirons
  • American ebonized and gilded mirror, mid 19th c.
  • American Empire mahogany mirrors, mid 19th c.
  • Collection of antique rugs, including Sarouk, Persian, Indian and Chinese silk
  • Chinese Export Rose Medallion porcelain vase lamp, 19th c., purchased from Blackamoor Antiques
  • Other Asian porcelain lamps
  • Handsome tall table lamp with gilded Greek Key decoration
  • The Pickwick Club of New Orleans 150 year anniversary bowl by Adler’s
  • Federal style porcelain center bowl
  • New Orleans 1917 Rex vase
  • Large collection of Café’ Brulot ‘devil’ cups and saucers
  • Selection of silver-plate platters and serving pieces
  • Large selection of crystal stemware and cut highball glasses
  • Porcelains, china and cut glass
  • Coffee table books on Southern interest and many others
  • Large collection of rocks, geodes and fossils gathered from travels
  • Southwestern art pottery; few pieces of Shearwater
  • Boehm figurines, including a Bald Eagle head,  Common Tern bird, poodles and others
  • Pair stylish silvered wall light sconces; another pair modern lighted wall sconces
  • Pair 19th c. Chinese porcelain plates mounted on velvet with gilded frame
  • Two Chinese dragon terracotta planters with turquoise interior, 19th c.
  • Shadow boxed ‘log splitter’ with brass plaque dated 1852
  • Vintage Vietnamese Damno percussion instrument
  • Auris Pentatonic children's lyre; other percussion instruments 
  • Small Herend rabbit

 

JEWELRY & STERLING SILVER HIGHLIGHTS: 

  • A. Torres Vegas seven-piece Mexican sterling silver tea and coffee service, 273 ounces
  • Sterling flatware set – 64 pieces, pattern unknown, 115 ounces
  • Peruvian silver cup, 19th c.
  • Exquisite antique 14K and platinum diamond and sapphire bracelet
  • Antique miniature portrait 14K ring and earring set
  • Mignon Faget 14K amulet fleur de lis earrings
  • David Yurman cable classics sterling and gold bracelet
  • Jewelry by Mignon Faget, Robert Lee Morris, Judith Ripka, Stephen Dweck and others
  • 2011 Rex Mardi Gras favor

 

HOUSEHOLD, OUTDOOR & MISC. HIGHLIGHTS:

  • Mink stole and collar; vintage coats and beaded and mesh handbags
  • Men’s tuxedo; men’s camel wool trench coat
  • Crosley CD burner USB archive turntable new in box
  • Vintage golf clubs
  • Dinnerware and some kitchen wares
  • Some planters
  • Aluminum ladders; some tools
  • Tools, garden items, and lots of junktiques pulled from the sheds
  • Need unused flat cardboard boxes? We have lots!
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BROADWAY ESTATE SALE - THIS WEEKEND

Big Easy Estate Sales LLC

Big Easy Estate Sales LLC

Contact: Jonathan Wells
Phone: 504-470-8438
Sale Location
2503 BROADWAY
NEW ORLEANS, LA 70125
Sale Dates and Times
Saturday Apr 21, 2018 Completed
Sunday Apr 22, 2018 Completed
Sale Terms and Conditions
--Cash, credit cards, and checks accepted with proper I.D. Local checks preferred. No checks or charges under $25.00. --As usual, Saturday is priced as marked. Sunday is discount day. Exceptions may apply to this sale. Expect reserve prices on items and markdowns on Sunday. --Items Sold As Is, Where Is. All Sales Are Final. No Returns or Refunds. Customers are responsible for securing their own purchases. --We will provide a list of recommended local movers should you need one. Otherwise, please be able to provide your own moving assistance for large items. --Please watch your step at this sale. We are not responsible for accidents or injuries. --Please, NO phone calls, text messages, or e-mails requesting prices. It is not a standard practice to disclose prices prior to the sale. --Expect limited access early in the morning. We will do our best to keep it moving and get everyone inside safely and comfortably. --Numbers will be passed out at 7am. Numbers are passed out for crowd control only in the first hour and for those who do not want to wait in line until the doors open at 9am. It allows you to leave and come back before doors opens at 9am.
Listing Details

BROADWAY ESTATE SALE

We're in Broadmoor this weekend for a nice traditional estate sale featuring some antiques and items of southern interests. Please read through the lists of highlights below and look through photos. Please check back this week with updates and additional info on this sale! 

FURNITURE HIGHLIGHTS:

  • American early Victorian marble top chest, 19th c. 
  • American Empire mahogany game table, 19th c.
  • Queen Anne style sofa
  • Pair Queen Anne style wingback chairs in vintage blue velvet
  • Pair small wingback chairs in vintage floral pattern
  • Antique wingback chair with distressed leather
  • Victorian walnut armchair
  • Pair French style armchairs, distressed
  • Drexel mahogany Pembroke table
  • Mahogany sideboard and china cabinet
  • Mahogany tallboy chest of drawers; vintage desk, side tables and twin bed

 

ART HIGHLIGHTS:

  • Portrait painting of Benjamin Rush Hall, oil on canvas, second quarter 19th c., artist unknown
    Prov. Benjamin Rush Hall was born in 1820 to Dr. Richard Wilmot Hall, a surgeon in the War of 1812 and founder of the University of Maryland. Hall’s grandfather, Dr. Jacob Hall (b. 1747) was first cousin to Benjamin Rush, who signed the Declaration of Independence in 1776. Benjamin Rush Hall moved to South Louisiana from Maryland pre-Civil War and owned Eureka Plantation in Iberville Parish. The portrait has descended through the family since the 1840’s.

  • After Marie Adrien Persac (American/Louisiana) “Plantations on the Mississippi River from Natchez to New Orleans” 1931 – two available, one framed and the other rolled
  • Joseph Pennell (American/New Orleans, 1857-1926) French Quarter cottage engraving, dated 1882, in period frame
  • R. C. Gorman (American, 1932-2005) (3) lithographs, signed, numbered and dated; also a coffee table book and portfolio of Gorman’s work

 

DECORATIVE HIGHLIGHTS:

  • Impressive Art Deco architectural cast iron andirons
  • American ebonized and gilded mirror, mid 19th c.
  • American Empire mahogany mirrors, mid 19th c.
  • Collection of antique rugs, including Sarouk, Persian, Indian and Chinese silk
  • Chinese Export Rose Medallion porcelain vase lamp, 19th c., purchased from Blackamoor Antiques
  • Other Asian porcelain lamps
  • Handsome tall table lamp with gilded Greek Key decoration
  • The Pickwick Club of New Orleans 150 year anniversary bowl by Adler’s
  • Federal style porcelain center bowl
  • New Orleans 1917 Rex vase
  • Large collection of Café’ Brulot ‘devil’ cups and saucers
  • Selection of silver-plate platters and serving pieces
  • Large selection of crystal stemware and cut highball glasses
  • Porcelains, china and cut glass
  • Coffee table books on Southern interest and many others
  • Large collection of rocks, geodes and fossils gathered from travels
  • Southwestern art pottery; few pieces of Shearwater
  • Boehm figurines, including a Bald Eagle head,  Common Tern bird, poodles and others
  • Pair stylish silvered wall light sconces; another pair modern lighted wall sconces
  • Pair 19th c. Chinese porcelain plates mounted on velvet with gilded frame
  • Two Chinese dragon terracotta planters with turquoise interior, 19th c.
  • Shadow boxed ‘log splitter’ with brass plaque dated 1852
  • Vintage Vietnamese Damno percussion instrument
  • Auris Pentatonic children's lyre; other percussion instruments 
  • Small Herend rabbit

 

JEWELRY & STERLING SILVER HIGHLIGHTS: 

  • A. Torres Vegas seven-piece Mexican sterling silver tea and coffee service, 273 ounces
  • Sterling flatware set – 64 pieces, pattern unknown, 115 ounces
  • Peruvian silver cup, 19th c.
  • Exquisite antique 14K and platinum diamond and sapphire bracelet
  • Antique miniature portrait 14K ring and earring set
  • Mignon Faget 14K amulet fleur de lis earrings
  • David Yurman cable classics sterling and gold bracelet
  • Jewelry by Mignon Faget, Robert Lee Morris, Judith Ripka, Stephen Dweck and others
  • 2011 Rex Mardi Gras favor

 

HOUSEHOLD, OUTDOOR & MISC. HIGHLIGHTS:

  • Mink stole and collar; vintage coats and beaded and mesh handbags
  • Men’s tuxedo; men’s camel wool trench coat
  • Crosley CD burner USB archive turntable new in box
  • Vintage golf clubs
  • Dinnerware and some kitchen wares
  • Some planters
  • Aluminum ladders; some tools
  • Tools, garden items, and lots of junktiques pulled from the sheds
  • Need unused flat cardboard boxes? We have lots!
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BROADWAY ESTATE SALE - THIS WEEKEND
 Estate Sale
 
Sale Date(s)
Saturday Apr 21, 2018 Completed
Sunday Apr 22, 2018 Completed
Sale Location

NEW ORLEANS, LA 70125
Listing Terms and Conditions
--Cash, credit cards, and checks accepted with proper I.D. Local checks preferred. No checks or charges under $25.00. --As usual, Saturday is priced as marked. Sunday is discount day. Exceptions may apply to this sale. Expect reserve prices on items and markdowns on Sunday. --Items Sold As Is, Where Is. All Sales Are Final. No Returns or Refunds. Customers are responsible for securing their own purchases. --We will provide a list of recommended local movers should you need one. Otherwise, please be able to provide your own moving assistance for large items. --Please watch your step at this sale. We are not responsible for accidents or injuries. --Please, NO phone calls, text messages, or e-mails requesting prices. It is not a standard practice to disclose prices prior to the sale. --Expect limited access early in the morning. We will do our best to keep it moving and get everyone inside safely and comfortably. --Numbers will be passed out at 7am. Numbers are passed out for crowd control only in the first hour and for those who do not want to wait in line until the doors open at 9am. It allows you to leave and come back before doors opens at 9am.

BROADWAY ESTATE SALE

We're in Broadmoor this weekend for a nice traditional estate sale featuring some antiques and items of southern interests. Please read through the lists of highlights below and look through photos. Please check back this week with updates and additional info on this sale! 

FURNITURE HIGHLIGHTS:

  • American early Victorian marble top chest, 19th c. 
  • American Empire mahogany game table, 19th c.
  • Queen Anne style sofa
  • Pair Queen Anne style wingback chairs in vintage blue velvet
  • Pair small wingback chairs in vintage floral pattern
  • Antique wingback chair with distressed leather
  • Victorian walnut armchair
  • Pair French style armchairs, distressed
  • Drexel mahogany Pembroke table
  • Mahogany sideboard and china cabinet
  • Mahogany tallboy chest of drawers; vintage desk, side tables and twin bed

 

ART HIGHLIGHTS:

  • Portrait painting of Benjamin Rush Hall, oil on canvas, second quarter 19th c., artist unknown
    Prov. Benjamin Rush Hall was born in 1820 to Dr. Richard Wilmot Hall, a surgeon in the War of 1812 and founder of the University of Maryland. Hall’s grandfather, Dr. Jacob Hall (b. 1747) was first cousin to Benjamin Rush, who signed the Declaration of Independence in 1776. Benjamin Rush Hall moved to South Louisiana from Maryland pre-Civil War and owned Eureka Plantation in Iberville Parish. The portrait has descended through the family since the 1840’s.

  • After Marie Adrien Persac (American/Louisiana) “Plantations on the Mississippi River from Natchez to New Orleans” 1931 – two available, one framed and the other rolled
  • Joseph Pennell (American/New Orleans, 1857-1926) French Quarter cottage engraving, dated 1882, in period frame
  • R. C. Gorman (American, 1932-2005) (3) lithographs, signed, numbered and dated; also a coffee table book and portfolio of Gorman’s work

 

DECORATIVE HIGHLIGHTS:

  • Impressive Art Deco architectural cast iron andirons
  • American ebonized and gilded mirror, mid 19th c.
  • American Empire mahogany mirrors, mid 19th c.
  • Collection of antique rugs, including Sarouk, Persian, Indian and Chinese silk
  • Chinese Export Rose Medallion porcelain vase lamp, 19th c., purchased from Blackamoor Antiques
  • Other Asian porcelain lamps
  • Handsome tall table lamp with gilded Greek Key decoration
  • The Pickwick Club of New Orleans 150 year anniversary bowl by Adler’s
  • Federal style porcelain center bowl
  • New Orleans 1917 Rex vase
  • Large collection of Café’ Brulot ‘devil’ cups and saucers
  • Selection of silver-plate platters and serving pieces
  • Large selection of crystal stemware and cut highball glasses
  • Porcelains, china and cut glass
  • Coffee table books on Southern interest and many others
  • Large collection of rocks, geodes and fossils gathered from travels
  • Southwestern art pottery; few pieces of Shearwater
  • Boehm figurines, including a Bald Eagle head,  Common Tern bird, poodles and others
  • Pair stylish silvered wall light sconces; another pair modern lighted wall sconces
  • Pair 19th c. Chinese porcelain plates mounted on velvet with gilded frame
  • Two Chinese dragon terracotta planters with turquoise interior, 19th c.
  • Shadow boxed ‘log splitter’ with brass plaque dated 1852
  • Vintage Vietnamese Damno percussion instrument
  • Auris Pentatonic children's lyre; other percussion instruments 
  • Small Herend rabbit

 

JEWELRY & STERLING SILVER HIGHLIGHTS: 

  • A. Torres Vegas seven-piece Mexican sterling silver tea and coffee service, 273 ounces
  • Sterling flatware set – 64 pieces, pattern unknown, 115 ounces
  • Peruvian silver cup, 19th c.
  • Exquisite antique 14K and platinum diamond and sapphire bracelet
  • Antique miniature portrait 14K ring and earring set
  • Mignon Faget 14K amulet fleur de lis earrings
  • David Yurman cable classics sterling and gold bracelet
  • Jewelry by Mignon Faget, Robert Lee Morris, Judith Ripka, Stephen Dweck and others
  • 2011 Rex Mardi Gras favor

 

HOUSEHOLD, OUTDOOR & MISC. HIGHLIGHTS:

  • Mink stole and collar; vintage coats and beaded and mesh handbags
  • Men’s tuxedo; men’s camel wool trench coat
  • Crosley CD burner USB archive turntable new in box
  • Vintage golf clubs
  • Dinnerware and some kitchen wares
  • Some planters
  • Aluminum ladders; some tools
  • Tools, garden items, and lots of junktiques pulled from the sheds
  • Need unused flat cardboard boxes? We have lots!