Katherine Walden Estate Sale

estate sale | 3 day sale | resuming today
Address
2954 Clairmont Avenue
Macon, GA 31204
Directions
Do no block driveways and please be considerate of anyone's lawn and especially irrigation systems!
Dates
Fri
Jun 12
9am to 5pm
Sat
Jun 13
9am to 5pm
Sun
Jun 14
12pm to 4pm
Loading Map...

Terms & Conditions

Cash and checks accepted, the latter with confirmed identification. Credit cards accepted; however, there is a 3% additional charge for credit card use. Please bring packing materials and help for large items. There will be limited packing materials on site. Please do not bring children under the age of 12. Not responsible for accidents. Please be courteous to neighbors regarding parking.

Additionally, cash app will be accepted for payment.
Logo Unavailable

Katherine Walden Interiors, Inc

(478) 742-2224

Description & Details

  1. A very unique estate sale of the collection of four sisters that traveled extensively inside the continental United States and to far flung destinations around the world. Their passion for collecting is reflected in the textiles from the Middle and Far East, Asian accessories and mid-century (c.1950) Ficks-Reed faux bamboo lounge furniture which evokes the glamour of the Hollywood heyday. Following are some of the highlights of the collection:
  2. Culinary taste relfected in vast collection of cooking utensils and cookbooks
  3. Appreciation for elegant china and porcelain plus the artistic expression of handthrown pottery
  4. Woodmaking and woodcarving figures plus a collection of the intricately designed tools used for this craft.
  5. Amish and native North Georgia and North Carolina hickory handmade furniture including dining chairs, rocking chairs and tables
  6. Eclectic collection of linens ranging from crewel embroidered bedspreads to fine crocheted lace tablecloths
  7. Among the American antique furniture in the collection are a 3/4 (originally a rope bed) bed, c. 1870, a wall hung curio case, a rocking chair that converts to a day bed, c.1870 and an Eastlake bookcase, also c.1870
  8. At least two of the sisters enjoyed sewing as a creative outlet, evidenced by the carefully selected patterns and sewing machine left behind
  9. Moved from their summer home in western North Carolina are the handsome leather Craftsman era sofa with brass nail heads and matching club chair and ottoman
  10. A formal mantle clock. c.1890, with a black marble base topped by a brass dore' goddess, an Eastlake period yellow oak clock and a hand carved Cuckoo clock are part of the unusual collection of memorabilia from the family's travels
  11. An entire tall bookcase houses the collection of cook books and how-to manuals for gardening and for various crafts.
  12. The Christmas decorations are a mixture of wiinsome collectibles and vintage figures reflecting Christmas traditions from all over the world.
19th century rattan hand built corner chair - EnglandWall hung Eastlake period small curio cabinet in dark oakFour poster reproduction full size bed in honey maple covered in imported crewel embroidery coverlet Stainless steel dinnerware with case - full 12 place settings plus serving piecesCollection of pipes from early 20th centuryWorld Star goggles in good condition Old shaving implements and tools in leather case, some in solid brassColletion of cut glass and cut crystal vessels, pitchers, bowlsBlue Willow china w/place settings for 12 and numerous accessory serving pieces and complementary patterned piecesCollection of blue glass and additional accessory pieces to Blue Willow patternPorcelain and pottery items plus green and pink bisque glass bowls and platesCrystal stem ware, blue glass goblets and containers including pitchersCollections of corning glass and white cookware, stainless steel cake pans and fondue servers plus muffin tins and assortment of fine knivesSatsuma and other pieces of Asian porcelain accessories and candlesticksCenter piece is dark green glass kerosene lamp w/chimney in excellent condition - Victorian eraClose up of cookware and collectiblesFicks Reed credenza/server with sliding doors on faux bamboo carved legs with brass tips, c. 1950 w/ wall mounted lamps coordinated to credenza design also by Ficks Reed w/faux bamboo frames and rattan globes over lightsNorth GA handmade hickory arm chair, one of four w/woven seatClose up of hickory arm chair hand built in north GA in 1940s or 1950sOval drop leaf mahogany table. Handmade crewel embroidery of National symbol, the bald eagle in excellent condition as is frameSee previous description Array of cookbooks and how to books plus outstanding collection of American history, fiction and non-fictionAsian happy fellows in miniature, hand made in clay and hand painted, in box set, signedMore of the happy fellows...... and really jolly fellows all in one boxed collectionPart of a collection and fiction and non-fiction historical chronicles of early American historyExample of collection of handcarved faces and objects all made by a recent ancestorComprehensive collection of woodworking toolsAnimal carving by recent ancestorWhimsical characters captured in woodcarvingsTable made from one slice of a tree in kidney shape with replicas of old implements from the kitchen and fireplaceWoodcarving instruction books and composite characters for the garden, resting on a glass and painted metal side table for the patioCollection of table fansMusic memorabilia from the mid '50s to the late 1900s including tapes, CDs, albums and recordsDavis and Lentz handmade rocking chair made in Amish country in Pennsylvania from locally sourced hickory Serving piece from 12 place settings plus accessory pieces, Theodore Haviland Limoges (French) Additional samples of historical and fictional history and other topicsExample of table top books available for purchaseExample of Asian art history booksCollection of old pipes on pipe stand with accessoriesExamples of very old stuffed animals and more recent collections of children's companion animalsSale PictureHandcarved c. 1870 three-quarter bed, formerly a rope bed, now supported by slats with recently purchased custom foam mattressSmall secretary/bookcase w/drawers and matching women's dressing tableCollection of winter coats, some with fur collarMore detail of winter coatsReproduction of Victorian era bedframe painted white with brass accents, head and foot boardsWood stretcher for weaving or for embroidery More details of Satsuma pieces in porcelainWall hung faux bamboo pair of lamps manufactured by Ficks Reed c. 1950 to complement console/credenza, also by Ficks Reed c. 1950 w/ricepaper behind slats on sliding cabinet doorsVintage and more recent gourmet cookware in metal, stainless steel and potteryCaned bottom side dining chair made from hickory in either north Georgia or in North Carolina. Chairs have woven rattan seats - all in good conditionDrop leaf table holding pieces of Limoge; needlepoint of American Eagle framed and hanging over drop leaf table; one of hickory side chairs featured to right and nested boxes featured to leftMantle featuring Asian artifacts and flanked by two hickory armchairsVintage c. 1950 Ficks Reed sofa with loose upholstered cushions, one side table with Chinese red lacquered drawerpart of Ficks Reed vingage collection, also featuring two matching club chairs and matching ottomans and cocltail table with removable trays, also vintage Ficks Reed .ered drawerAccessories include pair of lamps with Asian influence in deep lacquer red, right lamp placed on bamboo stand, not a Ficks Reed pieceMid-century vintage record player in chest with storage at bottom - good conditionGood detail of hickory arm chair with cane seat - origin North GA or NCDisplay of woodcarvings and literature related to wood carving placed on hickory table with bark apronFour (4) Davis and Lentz hickory contour rocking chairs - all in good conditionView of pair of contour hickory rocking chairs and cocktail table finished from one slice of tree; garden or patio table with glass top between rocking chairs More of extensive collection of wood carving tools Photograph collection of wood carvings made by member of this familyCollection of hand carved walking sticks standing in primitive hickory cradle table which becomes a table with glass or other topNest of eight (8) boxes for storage or other usesFantastical nymphs or druids - three (3) - molded from composite Four poster Walnut duble bed frame fitted for springs and mattressDark pine bedside table with one drawer - reproduction of 1800s originalMaple reproduction of table or stool from late 1800sBed tray/reading bed table with tilt top and pockets for reading materialFine Pearson wing chair with pale rose damask in flame stitch design - Chippendale legs - very good condition and recently professionally cleaned.Reproduction Cheval mirror with mahogany frame - good condition Collection of small to large handbags in leather and canvas material More examples of medium sized and large handbags in leather and in other materials Lingerie/ jewelry tall chest for women or for men's clothing and accessoriesIvory matelasse bed coverlet for double bed- good condition and recently cleanedDeep emerald green glass lamp, not electrified from kerosene, with green glass beads on bottom edge of glass shade Close up details of hand carved faces and animalsEnglish gateleg table in oak c. 1890Tall hand carved image Composite material for Quan Yin on basec.1860 armchair with caned seat, fondly remembered by friends of the family as the one chair that was never used, supposedly because it was rumored that President Lincoln, at one time, had used this chair. Because of this tradition, the red ribbon was never removed. r at one time 12 place settings plus accessory serving pieces of stainless, contained in a custom fitted silver cloth lined box.Pump organ made by Jewett and Goodman c. 1870 in excellent condition including the bellowsHandmade rocking chair that converts to a daybed, possibly the first iteration of the convertible bed, c. 1870, patented in 1872; haandmade in Walnut.A second view of the rocking chair which converts to a day bed. See previous description

Thank you for using EstateSales.NET. You're the best!