Hunt Estate Sales is happy to invite you into this Newton home. This doctor of psychology was a world traveling fashionista with an eye for funky art, furniture, furnishings, clothing and jewelry. The sale starts Friday, December 26th. Yes, the day after Christmas! The sale continues Saturday and Sunday, December 27th and 28th. Come spend your hard earned dollars and gift money on a second-hand-holiday! Not only will you find a truly unique shopping experience you will also find that your dollars will go much farther than at the (dreaded) mall. Two walk in closets packed with clothing and shoes, from vintage to new with tags. Designers include Fendi, Versace, Givenchy, Missoni and more! Walls of heels, pumps, boots, flats and moccasins. Rolling racks of Tibetan lamb jackets and vests and fine leather jackets, skirts and pants. Clothing collected from around the world. Expect to see 'made in Italy' and 'made in France' alongside embroidered Mexican tunics, Balinese dresses and authentic Native American leatherwear. Jewlery both fine and costume. Sterling belt buckle weighing almost a pound! Original art from around the world! A collection of Carlos Chavez works. This Peruvian artist has exhibited at Washington D.C.'s Museum of Modern Art of Latin America. His works are bold, vivid and linear. Although based on his interpretations of everyday life there is a certain fantastical element which can not be denied. Other artists include Paul Rahilly, Eiichi Kotozuka and "the Picasso of the Carribean" Jose Fuster. Too many to list! What you see in the pictures is only a fraction of what's available for sale. Framed handiwork from India and Indonesia. Tapestries and wall hangings too. Australian Bark Paintings. African carvings. There's even a Totem pole! From wall sized pieces to tiny pieces; there is something in this collection for everyone. Funky furniture too! Glass table with geometric wooden base, oversized upholstered chair in the style of Modern Mid Century designer Milo Baughman, asymmetrical couch, sculptural glass coffee table and other accent pieces like a carved alligator side table and an intricately carved trunk made out of a tree trunk. Housewares and kitchenware too; all, in their own rite, statement pieces. Rugs from oriental to Polish and Native American. This was truly a unique women and she spared nothing outfitting herself and her home. Come join us in some post holiday cheer! Numbers will be handed out at 8AM. Doors open at 9AM sharp. Don't hesitate to ask if you have any questions although we do not give out prices before the start of the sale. Cash and cards accepted. Happy Hunting!