Stately San Marco Two-Story Home To Offer Three-Day Family-Conducted Estate Sale

Saturday is 50% OFF DAY! (Exceptions Sterling no discount, Henredon, Beall watercolors and Czech crystal 25 % off!) Doors open at 9am for the Half off Bargains! 

• Eastlake Curio Table with Marbletop
• Ferguson Harp Game Table
• Henrendon Campaign Credenza / Sideboard
• 1960s/70s Rock LPs, 45s and CDs
• Sterling Silver Baby Cups, Candelabra, etc.
• Hubley Doorknocker and Matching Door Stops
• Marvel and Dell Comics from the 1940s
• Christofle Malmaison flatware & serving pieces 
• Antique A&P Grocer Jacobe Scale for produce
• Regional interest items: Gulf Tower Highball glass set, UF and Jaguar memorabilia, nautical brass fixtures, shell groupings, Florida history books and items from other local businesses
• Eddie Rickenbacher signed glasses (6)
• Loetz Spun Glass Vases (Czechslovakia)
• Fishing knife collection & assorted fishing tackle
• 1956 Kentucky Derby Commemorative Frosted Race Day Glasses - including rare ERROR glasses
• Several William Yeoward vases
• Christofle Malmaison flatware 
• Drexel desk and nightstand
• Berkey & Gay 1920s (2) twin-beds bedroom set (pieces sold separately)
• Artist: C.C. Beall's Watercolor Series "The Sponge Divers or Tarpon Springs" (5)
• Designer silk ladies scarves by Burberry, Umgaro and many others! 
• Victrola turntable with cabinet
• Purse collection styles from 50s, 60s, 70s, including basket-style, box-style and many evening clutches
• Wedgewood pieces
•  Large collection of books featuring books from 1880s, Hardy Boys from 1928, leather-bound history books, Mickey Mouse pop-up books by Harold Lentz, and hundreds more
• Black &  white matted photos of Jacksonville 
• Extensive crystal collection (100+) pieces
•  Boehm  porcelain bird
• Lladro girl
• Cybis figurines 
• Juliska Crystal decanter, vase, bowls, truffle pedestal  bowls 
• William Yeoward Decanter & vase
• Corning Ware Vintage Blue Cornflower casserole items
• Red piano (needs work), Dixie banjo (needs re-strung), wooden xylophone, early 1900s sheet music
• A&P Grocery promo art
• 4) 20th century etchings on silk by Austrian artist Leisch 
• Two sewing machines in cabinets
• Chenille bedspreads
• Ridgeway Moon Phases Grandfather Clock
• Tall elephant motif floor urn
• Men's antique, conical, hand-painted Chinese hat
• Authentic Australian Boomerang
• Antique perfume bottle collection featuring Lalique
• Antique wall plaque from 1700s depicting St Nikita the Warrior Martyr (originally $1475) 
• Bookend collection
• Three 1930s painted fabric, old Florida-themed framed art
• Bombay Company framed still life
• Ferguson Brothers mahogany pie-crust tilt tables Serial #7259 (2)
• Vintage, Chippendale-style mahogany Dining Table w/leaf, six chairs
• Assorted tables and chairs
• Two Victorian Chairs
• Antique grooming sets
• Print of “Appeal to the Great Spirit” by Cyrus Dallin 
• Two rose motif Bohemian Lusters with original crystals 
• Lenox “Autumn” china
• Pewter Pitcher
• Crystal wine glasses of several patterns
• Mackenzie Childs (2) Compote Bowls 
• Vintage freestanding wooden Santa
  Photos and additional listings will be added to 2-3 times per week prior to the sale
• NOTICE: The home will not be for sale after the estate sale
• No stamp collections, no weaponry, no military medals

BACKGROUND

Built in 1928 on Lake Marco, this stately two-story home featuring two separate upper levels was purchased in 1932 by the late Robert M. Smith (Sr), Southeast division executive with the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company (A&P). Having lost his first family to the fever and childbirth, Mr. Smith remarried Miss Elsie Cochran and started a second family in San Marco. The home was passed to his son, Robert M. Smith, Jr., a Jacksonville lawyer, banker, and businessman. Four generations of the Smith family have enjoyed the home in its largely original state featuring cedar and heart pine and the original wood floors. Presently, the family is preparing the home for repairs and upgrades by offering personal possessions from the 1860s to present in this sale.

The second floor also features more of the Smith Todd possessions AND the household decor and art work belonging to the estate of the late Jane Dever, a buyer for Macy’s furniture for decades and SteinMart buyer of household decor and small furniture. Quality items! 
Be sure to visit two separate upstairs! Each is accessed by a different stairwell and is the worth the trip “up!” Use of stairs is at your own risk! 
Note the last day will coincide with the San Marco Beer Fest so parking will be at a premium. All we can say is the our estate sale is worth the walk from wherever you park! Amazing collection! 
No open drinks of any kind allowed inside the home. Please honor the family’s request. Nearest restrooms are at Publix San Marco location. None are available at the estate sale home.