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Evanston Art Glass and Jewelry Galore! WORTH THE DRIVE! Sterling Silver, and MORE!

estate sale | 3 day sale | 5 days away

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The address for this sale in Evanston, IL 60201 will be available after 9:00am on Thursday, July 3rd, 2025.

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Jul 4

11am to 4pm

Sat

Jul 5

11am to 3pm

Sun

Jul 6

11am to 1pm

A beautiful and very tall (19 inches) cameo art glass footed vase by Loetz Art Glass, in mandarin red with black overlay skillfully carved in delicate flowering peonies design. Circa early 1920s and signed 'Richard' which was a line of art glass made by Loetz for the Edmond Etling boutique in Paris.

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No Pre-Sales. Anyone can come to shop anytime during our open hours. All are welcome! To set the initial order of entry when the sale opens we use Pickerty, the electronic sign-up sheet. Sign up goes live at 5:00 pm Sunday, June 29, for entry on Friday morning, July 4, at 11:00 am. Numbers are given out first come, first served. Please copy and paste this link to sign up for a reminder! https://pickerty.com/company-overview/4a07ad3a-be02-4197-8f77-7d878c41dbe7

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We are honored to be hosting the estate sale for a magnificent life-long collection including thousands of pieces of Art Glass, thousands of pieces of Jewelry, Furniture, Lighting, Gardening Supplies and so much more! This is the first part of the sale. There is so much the sale has been divided into two parts with DIFFERENT items at each sale. Art Glass A superb collection of beautiful original art glass vases and paperweights from American master glass artist Charles Lotton (Illinois, 1935-2021) and his glass artist sons Daniel Lotton and John Lotton, A rare and gorgeous pair of antique Stevens...

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A beautiful and very tall (19 inches) cameo art glass footed vase by Loetz Art Glass, in mandarin red with black overlay skillfully carved in delicate flowering peonies design. Circa early 1920s and signed 'Richard' which was a line of art glass made by Loetz for the Edmond Etling boutique in Paris.

An exquisite hand made art glass lamp by American art glass master Charles Lotton (1935-2021), Illinois. This lamp shows Lotton's "Multi Flora" design, iridescent gold ground with beautiful flower blossoms and leaves, and with original finial.

A marvelous antique Scottish sterling silver brooch or kilt pin, mid-19th century; exquisitely hand crafted Scottish pebble jewelry in a buckle form, set with bloodstone, jasper and agate, with Celtic engraved detail throughout.

Anyone can come shop during our open hours, but for your number in line when we open at 11:00 am please copy and paste this link to sign up: https://pickerty.com/company-overview/4a07ad3a-be02-4197-8f77-7d878c41dbe7

Some of the collection of exquisite art glass by the American master glass artist Charles Lotton (Illinois, 1935-2021). There are also beautiful art glass items from his sons, artists John Lotton and Daniel Lotton.

Gorgeous Art Deco style sterling silver and carnelian triangular cabochons necklace

A satin finish Burmese glass bride's basket in a silver plated holder, the art glass likely by Mt. Washington or Thomas Webb; the holder stamped by Aurora S.P. Mfg Co (made in Illinois.)

Incredible find – a NWT new with tag Coach brand handbag, purchased at Marshall Field's. Deep coffee brown color, possibly the Madison Satchel model; interior stamped with No. 150-8615.

Vintage vinyl record albums - The Who 'Who's Next', The Best of the Animals, Depeche Mode 'Some Great Reward', The Pretenders 'Learning to Crawl' - just some of the many many rock and roll, jazz, pop, soul, disco, R&B, folk, classical, and other genres available on vintage vinyl record albums at this sale.

Under black light, the vintage Cambridge vaseline glass or green uranium glass swan punch bowl, with two small matching swan shape cups. The cups marked to the base with the letter "C" in a triangle; the set dates to the 1930s.