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Higher end items-----known designer MCM furniture, expensive indoor / outdoor teak, antiques

moving sale | 2 day sale | 4 days away

Address

13935 Chandler Blvd
Sherman Oaks, CA 91401

Directions

Super safe and super easy to get to area of Sherman Oaks near the 101 and Woodman offramp. All flat straight streets

Dates

Thu

Jul 2

10am to 7:30pm

Fri

Jul 3

10am to 7:30pm

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Privately Listed Sale

(818) 371-6796

This individual/company has listed 4 private sales in the last year, including this one.

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Cash or Zelle ..... We may be able to help deliver large items if needed at the end of the day with a HUGE SUV or a rental vehicle

Description & Details

Going on now, Sunday the 28th until 8 pm And then part of next weekend MCM, antiques, vintage, Disney Big Figs, sculptures, outdoor and indoor teak We will take calls about SPECIFIC items and selling during other hours not listed but will not open for all items yet Pictures are removed for sold items---so if you see it in the ad, it is here Pictures are current as of Saturday June 27th 1 PM More items were added recently that were not seen before Some new furniture added Many more items not shown in this ad as we are completing...

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David Dodsworth Artist proof mixed media framed wall art

Stunning Erling Torvitz Danish BRAZILIAN rosewood dining chairs for Soro Mobelfabrique

Mackenzie Childs Bird on a lantern , retired piece--super rare

1900s ruby glass lamp (before 1930?)

Chef statues ---also added Tracey Flickinger chef statues

10 Niels Koefoed Danish rosewood dining chairs (photo only shows 6), with huge 109 inch Danish teak expanding table (possible Arne Vodder?)

Stunning vintage brass deer-set of five-(tallest is 29 inches high)

Bronze giraffe (around 24 inches)

Danish solid teak round coffee table by Severin Hansen (?) for Haslev

1900s Portuguese underground vase (with Moorish influence?)