James McCray and his wife Virginia McCray were part of the Berkeley School of art. Jim was chairman of the Art Dept. at UC Berkeley for some time. See photos of many items. There is much of their artwork in the house. The house has a high quality Danish Modern dining room set with a table that extends, a large buffet and china cabinet, several teak occasional tables. Living room has nice sofas and side chairs, lamps and bric-a-brac,Oriental rug in entry. 3 desks, one Danish Modern. Master bedroom has modern anodized steel canopy bed with limed oak furnishings. Extensive library with many fine art books as well as classical texts, travel books, and fiction. Twin maple headboards and dresser. 3 trunks, one with Pennsylvania Dutch design. Outdoor Wrought iron tables and chairs. Vintage linens and clothes. Steuben candlesticks, Sumida Gawa tea pot, mid century leaded stemware, silver plate, 50s Mexican blankets, Occupied Japan collectibles, miscellaneous studio pottery, modern microscope, beaded bags, mink skins and hats, pewter coffee and tea set. Many works on paper and oil paintings. Extensive high quality artist's supplies including paper, oils, acrylics and water colors, stretcher bars, linen and cotton canvas, brushes, tools, portfolios.