For Saturday, we will be offering a discount of 30 percent off marked prices throughout the house.

This corner house on a quiet street was furnished in the 1950s and 60s, and the contents have been lovingly preserved all these decades, just waiting for a time like now when so many people appreciate the mid-century modern style. Much of the furniture was purchased from the John Stuart store in New York City, and still bears the designer's name plate. In the area of small items, the gentleman of the house was a photographer, and there is a good amount of vintage camera and photography equipment around the house.

Living room:

- L-shaped 1950s sofa

- Beautiful coffee and end tables with textured details

- Pair of plaid period-appropriate side chairs, beautifully shaped

- Lamps

- Small decorative items and artwork 

Dining room:

- John Stuart credenza

- John Stuart table and chairs

Kitchen:

- Assorted dishes, glassware and cookware

Family room:

- Comfortable contemporary sofa

- Mid-mod tall lamp

- John Stuart credenza with attached hutch, which contains period-appropriate glassware, barware and a record collection spanning the decades

- Camera equipment

- Small decorative items and artwork, including photos by the gentleman of the house

- One family member was into collecting buttons (decorative pins, not fasteners), many of which have historic value. The collection is massive.

Three bedrooms:

- Mid-century modern furniture including headboards, desks, dressers and more, some of it John Stuart brand

Basement:

- Pool table

- Two 1960s bridge tables with folding chairs in blue and orange

- More photo equipment

- Tools