The Millennial Mema! | Heywood-Wakefield, Antiques, Vintage Glass, Disney + More

estate sale | 3 day sale | 3 days away
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The address for this sale in Woodstock, GA 30188 will be available after 9:00am on Thursday, September 3rd, 2026.
Dates
Fri
Sep 4
10am to 3pm
Sat
Sep 5
10am to 3pm
Sun
Sep 6
10am to 3pm

Terms & Conditions

⚠️ No bag policy strictly enforced

���� Welcome treasure hunters — we’re glad you’re here.

Please be kind, watch your step, bring help for heavy furniture, and leave a little room in your trunk for the unexpected find you didn’t know you needed.

All items are sold as-is and all sales are final. We accept cash and major credit cards, and sales tax will be collected in accordance with state law.

Thank you for shopping with Good Bones Estate Sales.

Good Vibes. Good Finds. Good Bones.
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We’re calling this one The Millennial Mema Estate Sale because after spending the last week digging through this house, we still haven’t come up with a better way to describe it.

This house is SUCH a mix.

You’ve got antiques, primitives, vintage glass, old pottery, linens, sewing, transferware, golf, ducks, bells and all the things Mema loves… then you turn the corner and there’s Disney, Vera Bradley, kids’ stuff, clothing, games, toys and everyday household items.

Basically, Mema had range.

Some of the standout furniture finds are stamped Heywood-Wakefield chairs, dinner table, and coffee table, along with a coordinating

There’s a LOT for the vintage and antique crowd throughout the house — Tiara / Indiana Glass, Fenton, pressed and colored glass, blue-and-white ceramics, pottery, pitchers, vintage serving pieces, ovenware, transferware including antique Burgess & Leigh, old kitchenware, lamps, clocks, radios, typewriters, scales, baskets, folk art and primitive pieces.

And that’s the thing about this house: there are interesting little finds everywhere.

The children’s books are practically a sale by themselves. There are tons of them, from vintage children’s books to familiar favorites, and we’ve already found at least one first-edition Dr. Seuss. This is absolutely a section worth digging through.

There is also a HUGE amount of clothing.

Baby girl clothes. Girls’ clothes. Teen clothes. Women’s clothes. Some men’s clothing. Shoes and boots. Handbags. Lots of Vera Bradley. Accessories. Jewelry. And some genuinely old vintage hats that are one of our favorite little collections in the house.

Then there are the collections.

Ducks. Bells. More ducks. More bells.

If either of those is your thing, congratulations. 😂

Throughout the house you’ll also find:

• Stamped Heywood-Wakefield chairs

• Coordinating mid-century dining table and coffee table

• Antique and vintage furniture

• Vintage advertising and signs

• Antique and vintage radios

• Crosley-style payphone

• Vintage typewriters

• Antique scales

• Singer sewing machines and sewing cabinet

• Sewing notions and supplies

• Oil and hurricane lamps

• Primitive and folk-art pieces

• Vintage kitchenware and serving pieces

• Antique Burgess & Leigh transferware

• Blue-and-white ceramics

• Tiara / Indiana Glass

• Fenton glass

• Colored and pressed glass

• Vintage clocks

• Pottery, crocks and pitchers

• Vintage ovenware and bakeware

• Antique and vintage linens

• Quilts, blankets and bedding

• Baskets and storage

• Framed art and original artwork

• Golf clubs and golf memorabilia

• Sports decor and sporting goods

• Foosball table

• Skis

• Board games

• Toys and stuffed animals

• Costumes and dress-up clothes

• Baby and children’s gear

• Children’s furniture and bedroom decor

• A HUGE amount of baby girl clothing

• Girls’ and teen clothing

• Women’s clothing

• Men’s clothing

• Shoes and boots

• Handbags, including lots of Vera Bradley

• Vintage jewelry and accessories

• Disney collectibles

• Disney VHS and other vintage media

• Holiday decor — Christmas, Halloween, Easter and more

• Kitchenware and dishes

• Vintage glassware

• Books, books and MORE books

• Tons of children’s books

• Everyday household necessities

And then there’s the garage.

We’ve been working our way through it and every time we think we have adequately explained how much stuff is in this house, the garage reminds us that we have not. 😂

This is not one of those estate sales where you walk in, look at ten pieces of furniture and leave.

This is a dig-around sale.

Come looking for a piece of vintage glass and leave with a stack of children’s books, an antique lamp, two Vera Bradley bags, a duck, a weird little thing you didn’t know existed until five minutes ago and something from the garage you absolutely did not plan on buying.

There is a LOT here, at a lot of different price points, and genuinely a little something for everybody.

We’re still working through the house and more photos will continue to be added as we uncover things.

Good Vibes. Good Finds. Good Bones.

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