HUGE MARYSVILLE SALE!

For our Sacramento base customers, this sale is so worth the short drive to Marysville to the home of the Aberasturi Family.  We hope that those in the  neighboring cities will visit us as well.

This little Victorian home is packed full of treasures.  It's hard to know where to begin to describe its contents.

If you like antiques, this is a must stop for you.  Not only is there antique furniture like the art nouveau armoire, 2 piece mirrored break front, day bed with storage, iron bed frames, small accent tables, chairs, and Texas Mfg. Co. butcher block, but small implements and tools such as a meat grinder, cherry pitter, coffee bean grinder, bean slicer, butter churner, railroad lamp, kerosene heater, fire extinguisher, jars, iron, egg baskets and all sorts of gadgets.

We also have lots of mid-century vintage items.  Bedroom dresser and matching night stand, down sofa, coffee tables, lamps, dining table and assortment of dining chairs...more.

And, of course, the more modern items of today.

The home is filled with lots of art work.  Many original signed oils by Leslie Mayer of country landscapes;  Mining Girl Series lithographs by H M Pollock Copyright early 1900s by the White City Art Co. Chicago (we have all six prints-a rarity to find all at one time); California missions painted by S. Wallace; Fred Hines landscapes.  There are some nice print plates from the London News from the early 1900's ready for framing as well as vintage theater boards of movies from the 1960's.

Collections:  Bells, teacups, plates, bird items

Old books, examples of which are A Christmas Carol/1929 by Charles Dickens, Anderson's Fairy Tales/1926, Tortilla Flat/1937 by John Steinbeck, many Gene Stratton Porter; Playgirl June 1973 issue - first issue featuring nude centerfold poster, some old magazines such as Life and Readers Digest.  Cookbooks - various years as old as 1917.

Old records - 45s, 33 1/3, 78.  Various genre.

Everything needed for entertaining:  crystal stemware, china, barware,  silver plate serving pieces,

Mikasa China and lots of dish ware (both old and new); Franciscan Ware in the swirl pattern.

Linens, including bedding, table cloths and napkins, table scarfs/runners, doilies, many of which were hand made.

Electronics including TV, DVD player, computer equipment, record/CD player, digitral camera....more.

Lots of Christmas ornaments and decor.   Patio table and chairs, awning, hand tools, yard tools.