Remember the comfy slippers Aunt Gladys gave you for Christmas? Well, you might want to grab ‘em for this sale. We are in the Richardson Heights area this week in a home that is packed! We say this because we used approximately 10,000 pricing stickers, give or take a few 1000! There is so much to see, you might want to bring an energy bar too! Immediately upon entering this house you are met with a living area filled with beautiful furnishings. A fabric covered floral print sofa and loveseat are to your left with an antique English dining room set directly in front of you. The chairs matching the table have handmade needlepoint seat covers with a floral design. A vintage oil lamp with a Milk glass shade is something you won’t want to miss. There are sets of stainless flatware in chests displayed on the sofa, along with one set of gold plated flatware. Around the room you will also find sets of gold-tone teacups, saucers and beautiful serving pieces. Crystal serving pieces and glassware are among the items on the dining table. There is a large buffet and china cabinet matching the dining table and chairs. You will also find a smaller buffet with a marble top and splashboard. Artwork, from original to prints, fill the walls. Regardless of your taste in art, you are certain to find a piece to add to your collection. As you leave the living area, you find another dining table that is also filled with crystal glassware and serving pieces. Don’t miss the various pieces of Fostoria glassware. The built-in bookcases are now home to several set of china, to include Noritake “Shenandoah” and “Carola” patterns and a set of Thun Bohemian Czechoslovakia “Savoy” and Royal Doulton’s “Carlyle” pattern. There are shelves of Hobnail Milk Glass in assorted sizes and types. Set of crystal goblets, iced tea and water glasses set among the decorative platters and serving pieces. An Elsmere platter is also at home here. What a great find! As you enter the kitchen area, sets of teacups and saucers in all shapes and sizes greet you. There are many pieces of cookware and baking pans displayed. You will also find vintage corning ware and Pyrex pieces sitting next to the toaster oven. Be sure to check out the vintage salt and pepper shakers sitting on the window ledge above the sink. Don’t miss the 6-pack of Coca-Cola bottles commemorating the Texas Motor-speedway! From the kitchen, you step down into the “holiday” room. There are so many items to see here, your eyes won’t know what to focus on first! Is it the collection of miniature pitchers, or maybe the collection of dolls, how about the sparkling Christmas ornaments? It just might be the mid-century cedar chest is sitting below the small curio cabinet on the wall with a floral print loveseat next to it. Did you see the collection of rocking chairs for the dolls? Easter decorations of all sorts are here just in time! There are decorations for each holiday, but the Christmas decorations are everywhere! Some of the most beautiful decorations you’ve ever seen, many still in their original boxes. There are many Lenox Christmas serving pieces and decorative ware. Wreaths, wall-hangings and wrapping paper can be found throughout this room. There is also a three-piece wall unit against the side wall. In the large closet there are more Coca-Cola collectables, including a large wall clock and serving trays. Tins of every shape and size are next to the shelving units that are home to, among other items, a vintage Mickey Mouse tray, a bread maker, canning jars and a Lucite cowboy hat bowl! In the corner there is a Hotpoint “dorm size” refrigerator. As you head down the hallway to the bedrooms, you can’t miss the large 3-D arts and crafts Raggedy Ann and Andy dolls. What a great find for a child’s bedroom. Speaking of bedroom, the first one you come to has Early American furniture such as a dresser, chest of drawers and a nightstand. On the twin beds, vintage quilts, both fabric and crocheted can be found among the decorative pillows and sheets. Here you will also see collections of ladies hats, gloves, handbags, hand crocheted doilies and scarfs. Ladies clothing from sizes 16 to 28 are on the racks just below the vintage hat boxes in the closet. Did you see the vintage diaper holders? Too cute! One is right next to the quilted baby’s coat make from fabric with a Raggedy Ann and Andy design. The next bedroom has a wicker bedroom suite that includes a dresser, mirror, headboard, 2 nightstands and a side chair. On the dresser is several vintage ladies’ vanity sets. Against the wall is a vintage Singer sewing machine with a cabinet. Speaking of sewing, this room has an abundance of sewing accessories and arts & crafts supplies. Ever feel like you have lost your marbles? We have a jar filled with marbles just for you! There are several boxes filled with ladies’ flip-flops in large sizes. A large jar of buttons may hold just the one you are looking for. The third bedroom houses office supplies. Here there are lateral filing cabinets, all sorts of office supplies, printers to include a Canon Pixma that has all the cords, instructions and ink. There is a black, high back office chair and a vintage rocker along with an Early American secretary living here too. In the closet is where you can find men’s suits and clothing. Books, cd’s and movies can be found in this room. If you are looking for storage tubs, you can find a wonderful assortment outside. There is an assortment of convalescing Of course you will find several sets of patio furniture, all sizes of flower pots and assorted lawn equipment. There are vintage coal scuttles and great arts & crafts birdhouses. Don’t overlook all of the tools and plastic ware. This sale is sure to have something for everyone. You may find yourself coming back on Saturday with more friends in tow!