Huge Bottle Collection, Folk Pottery, Primitives, & More in Fairburn
Oct 15
9am to 3pmOct 16
9am to 3pmOct 17
9am to 3pmTerms & Conditions
Please review the following terms and conditions carefully before attending our sale. By participating in our estate sale, you agree to adhere to these guidelines to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience for all.
1. General Terms
- All sales are final. No refunds, exchanges, or returns.
- All items are sold "as-is" and "where-is." No warranties or guarantees are provided.
- We accept cash, credit cards, and debit cards. Checks are not accepted.
- Please inspect all items carefully before purchase.
2. Entry and Conduct
- Numbers will be given out starting one hour before the sale begins to manage the order of entry.
- We reserve the right to limit the number of people entering the premises at any given time.
- No early birds. Please wait until the sale opens to the public.
- Be respectful of the property, neighbors, other customers, and staff. Any disruptive behavior may result in being asked to leave the sale.
-Do not block driveways, park in front of mailboxes, or tread on neighbors properties. Park on one side of the road to allow through traffic.
3. Payment
- Payment must be made in full before removing items from the premises.
- Sales tax will be added to all purchases as required by law. Resale certificates must be presented for tax exemptions.
4. Removal of Items
- All items purchased must be removed by the end of the sale unless other arrangements have been made.
- Bring your own help to load large or heavy items. Our staff cannot assist with loading.
- We are not responsible for any accidents or injuries that occur during the loading and removal process.
5. Pricing and Negotiation
- Prices are firm on the first day of the sale.
- Discounts will be offered on subsequent days, as posted at the sale.
- No haggling or negotiating prices on the first day.
6. Liability
- Charmer’s Estate Services is not responsible for any accidents or injuries that occur on the property during the sale.
- By attending the sale, you agree to enter at your own risk and waive any liability claims against Charmer’s Estate Services.
7. Security and Surveillance
- For the safety of our staff and customers, the premises may be monitored by security personnel and/or surveillance cameras.
- Shoplifting or vandalism will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
8. Hold Policy
- We do not hold items for later purchase. Items are sold on a first-come, first-served basis.
9. Children
- Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
- Please keep children under close supervision to prevent accidents or damage.
10. Pets
- No pets are allowed on the premises, with the exception of service animals.
11. Privacy
- Personal information collected during transactions will be used solely for the purposes of processing payments and will not be shared with third parties.
We appreciate your cooperation and understanding. See you there!
Charmer’s Estate Services
Description & Details
Due to the large inventory and number of breakable items throughout the home, we will be hosting an appointment only presale before our traditional public estate sale, taking place October 15th through 17th.
Photos will be posted once the presale is complete. In the meantime, you can preview the collection by visiting our appointment only presale listing, taking place October 8th through 10th.
This home is packed with an incredible variety of antiques and collectibles, such as:
Extensive bottle collection featuring early medicine and druggist, apothecary, patent and quack medicine, local and regional examples, perfume, bitters, water, soda, beer and brewery bottles, inkwells, fruit jars, and more.
Wide array of Coca Cola bottles including Hutchinson, straight sided, hobbleskirt, and ACL with examples from numerous bottling cities.
Southern folk and Georgia pottery with some signed and attributed pieces, stoneware, crocks, jugs, bowls and other handmade pottery.
A great collection of country primitives including early wooden boxes and trays, stools, benches, baskets, kitchen and household implements, old tools, rustic furniture, architectural salvage, farm pieces and other well worn utilitarian finds.
Books & ephemera on archaeology, anthropology, Native American culture and artifacts, arrowheads and stone artifacts, Southeastern prehistory, Civil War, Southern and regional history, natural history, birds and wildlife, folk art, pottery and stoneware references, antiques and collectibles guides, archaeological journals, site reports and vintage publications.
…knives, lighters, pocket watches, clocks, belt buckles, brooches, costume jewelry, patches, pins, buttons, keys and locks, kerosene lamps, frames, toys, cap guns, dolls and doll parts, sewing notions, linens and textiles, china, glassware, Fire King, Pyrex, depression and carnival glass, tins, figurines, ashtrays, eyeglasses, kitchenware, artwork, furniture, fossils, arrowheads, archaeological finds and more!
We are unable to provide individual pricing or hold items prior to the sale. All items will be clearly priced and available for purchase when the sale opens.
To maintain a comfortable and safe shopping environment, we reserve the right to limit the number of shoppers inside at one time, and extended wait times may occur.
Please keep in mind that this is an older home, with some areas having uneven floors. Guests enter and shop at their own risk, so please watch your step and use caution throughout the property. In the unlikely event of heavy rain, the basement may experience water intrusion. For everyone's safety, access to the basement may be temporarily closed if conditions require it.
Due to the large amount of glassware and breakable items along with tight spaces throughout the home, this sale may not be the best environment for young children. Please exercise discretion.
As always, please be respectful of the neighborhood. Do not block driveways, mailboxes, or through traffic.
Thank you, and hope to see you there!
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