A Treasure Trove: Native Art, Timeless Decor & Unique Finds!

"A Treasure Trove Estate Sale: Native Art, Timeless Decor & Unique Finds!"

Step into a world of wonder and discovery at this extraordinary estate sale! From authentic Indigenous and Native American artwork and artifacts to timeless treasures like a majestic grandfather clock and a charming upright piano, this sale has something for everyone.

Explore an array of elegant glassware, vases, and furniture that can add sophistication to any space. Collectors will delight in vintage toy cars and a delightful dollhouse, while book enthusiasts can lose themselves in a curated collection of stories.

Discover stylish clothing, chic handbags, and travel-ready suitcases, or get into the festive spirit with holiday decorations.

Whether you're hunting for one-of-a-kind art or practical pieces with character, this estate sale promises excitement and endless surprises!

Don’t miss out on this rare opportunity to find treasures.

Message from the family:

"My mother was born in New Mexico and collected and was given many original southwestern and Native American art such as pottery, statues and paintings. She traveled the world and also collected peices from her travels. She received a Masters Degree in English and read library of classic literature. My parents were born during the depression but moved to that house in 1966 so you may find antiques with mid century odds and ends along with 60s and 70s pop culture collectibles. My dad was a car enthusiast who flipped cars as a hobby and was gifted automotive art such as small scale models of vintage cars and prints. To relax, he played piano and that is why there is a perfectly maintained and tuned Yamaha spinnet piano in the home. My mother was also a child educator and grandmother and was gifted home made doll houses along with plenty of toys. You will also find home made scarves and shawls that she crocheted and crochet accessories. My parents were very loved and received so many gifts that the probably didn’t know they had."