Estate sale with some high end decorator furniture: Stunning very fine leather Chesterfield sofa in  excellent condition, this   real leather Chesterfield sofa  radiates “old money” the way so few things do anymore, 2 elegant, largish  antique brass French Country ceiling lighting fixtures, brass wall sconces, more upscale antique French   lighting devices in brass,  Antique Korean Tall Chest (majestic two level dragon burl wood chest), spectacular four piece (plus one more section with minor damage which will be thrown in for  free when you buy the four units) Korean daybed / couch, 2 matched Queen Anne Wing Back chairs, cocktail table, Lebadang “La Lune Rouge Et l’Hiver” print, Lebadang “Le Paysage Meloancolique” print,  framed print “Dancing Into Infinity”, Marc Chagal “Bouquet De Genets Et Pommes” print, seven pieces Belleek china, 3 pieces Lladro figures, 17 pieces Waterford Crystal stemware, collection Belleek vases, three pieces Lladro, , Leopard print covered footstool,, miscellaneous interesting decorator pieces, chess set and board, pair of living room / library / study table lamps, lots of throw pillows, side table, pair candlesticks, huge glass vase, Henredon 8 piece burled walnut bedroom set with king-sized headboard, two armoires, long low gentleman’s  dresser with huge plate glass mirror  which can go between the armoires if you have a really long wall, framed Remington print “If Skulls Could Speak”, Howard Terpening print 92/1000 plus the book “The Art Of Howard Terpening”, Flamingo room divider (no home should be without one!), round wall hung mirror, black leather recliner, 2 art deco stands, TV table, 32” LG flat screen TV, 2 book cases, more mirrors, 4 framed prints of Paris scenes, sculpture, signed copy of Hillary Rodham Clinton’s book “An Invitation to The White House: At Home With History”,  4 more book cases and more books, cook books,  desk lamp by which light you could read all the books, 2 Brighton Pavilion  bamboo chairs in  with  dramatic silhouette,  2 end tables, kitchen table and four chairs, stainless steel refrigerator (owner made mostly reservations for dinner so it isn’t worn out), rattan and bamboo dining table and chairs, books, knickknacks,  baker’s rack, kitchenware, cook books,  2 De Walt saws in cases, lots of cans of paint in neutral colors for a dollar a can, Craftsman 208  piece tool set, lawn mower, dishes, flatware, flat screen TV, KENWOOD 5400 Receiver-Amplifier,  2 Mission 20” Speakers,  Kenmore 600 Series Electric Washer – 5 years old,  Maytag Heavy Duty Over-Size Plus Gas Dryer, glass topped Patio table, 6 Chairs with 12 chair pads (think spring!),  Craftsman 204 piece Mechanic Tool Set, 8 Solid Stainless Steel Bocce Balls,  6’ Storage cabinet,  Craftsman Lawn Mower,  New Golf Hand Cart,  Step Stool,  Weber Gas Grill,  18’ Compressed Steel Ladder,  20’ Aluminum Extension Ladder,  8’ Fiberglass Step Ladder,  12’ Aluminum Double Retractable Plank, Wall Mirrors,  Metal Double Bed Frame,  New Hamilton beach Food processor (in box), 3  Stainless steel Thermos bottles, New Bread Making Machine (in box, seemed like a good idea at the time),  2 Oriental herb & Tea Brewing Pots,  Flat Screen Television, Multiple Candle Holder and candle sticks,  lots of candles, stylish men’s Clothes & Coats for a tall, handome, relatively fit executive type male, hand tools, pots, pans, cooking tools, flatware, dishes, glasses, garden tools, odd bits and pieces, and the usual flotsam and  jetsam available when a household is dissolved.
You know the drill, everything sold “as is, where is” with no guarantees, what you see is what you get.  Cash only, and, if you are the first buyer and you want to pay for a $3. item with a fifty or a hundred, you will get a withering glance and no change. 
No early birds, not even if Henry and his wife were burned out of their double wide and desperately need an elegant chesterfield sofa for cash NOW!    Don’t bother to door knock in advance.  This means you too Mom.  In fact, if you door knock you will be banned from the sale. 
Terms posted outside of the house the day of the sale, please read them.