Full House in Shawnee, 40 year Accumulation

Here is a very nice sale with a house full of over 40 years of good memories and treasures.

The family will be offering on this sale: 

Kitchen:  lots of kitchenware, knife sets, silverware set, pots and pans, crockpots, blender, everyday dishes, Pyrex primary colors mixing bowls, Royal Lace cobalt blue depression glass, Christmas Heritage Pfaltzgraff dishes,  Lefton Christmas cups and saucers, Green Jadeite, Noritaka China "Barbara " pattern,  Set of 41 pieces of Beautiful Floral China with M.Z. Austria stamped on the back.  Japanese Moriage Dragonware cup and saucer, International Table Fruit Fancy dish set, Risa frying pan,  Ruby Red plates and bowl, HA Henckels International, Kuerig, glassware, set of China, GE side by side refrigerator with ice maker, coffee cups, salt and peppers, Jewel Tea, green depression glass canister set, mixing bowls, coffee mugs, electric skillet, utensils.

Living Room:  lots of jewelry including a Squash Blossom necklace- please note- most of the jewelry will be brought to the house the morning of the sale. Goebel figurines, Lladro figurines, Jim Shore Easter basket with eggs, Willow Tree nativity set, Coca Cola items, candlesticks, recliner, binoculars, picture frames, geese door stop, fireplace screen, religious books, lots of cookbooks, kids and adult books, small brass figurines knick-knacks, mantel clock, SM North yearbooks, pillows, love seat, couch, oak tv stand for flat back tv, china hutch, artificial plants/baskets.

Garage: oak bar top table and four swivel stools, couch, cast iron patio rose chairs and table, benches, coal bucket, metal bucket, metal headboard, nightstand, some tools, shovels, bar top patio table and four chairs, weber grill, sprayer, two outdoor metal spring chairs, garage fridge, heavy copper colored chiminea, John Deere pedal tractor and cart, heavy durable chimenea.

Family Room:   Southwest Art and décor, decanters, beer steins, butter church, lots of glassware, 1974 Stewart Moskowitz Pop Art American Rabbit USA flag, Roseville, copies of the KC Times (yes, there used to be a morning paper) and Star: To the Moon and Back all about Apollo 11 in 1969.   The centennial paper of the KC Star never opened, 1974 Stewart Moskowitz pop art American rabbit USA Flag, GE  gas dryer, and Cabrio washer, rugs, blankets, lots of art and prints.

Basement:  Bing and Grondahl plates, Halloween decorations, geese planters, Vintage fruit cannister set, CD’s, some albums, 8 tracks, plastic storage tubs, many rabbit/ Easter figurines, Forever Royals tin baseball sign, printers drawer, ice bucket for wine, sheet music, wrapping paper, lots of Santa Clauses, lots of Christmas decorations, hallmark ornaments, ceramic Christmas tree, Dept. 56 Snow village houses and accessories, Cosco table and 4 chairs,  2 outdoor foldable chairs, four orange covered chairs, candles, punching bag, glass chest board set, rocking chairs, dehumidifier, old school bench, luggage, nativities, giftwrap, large fiber optic Christmas tree, old sled, games- some vintage, maple tea cart, crochet doll clothes,  InfraRed heater, bowling ball,  two vintage white electric sewing machines and sewing accessories, Dept. 56 Halloween Organ, lots of snowmen.

Parents Bedroom:   King size bed, mattress and boxsprings, dresser, lots of ladies clothing- sizes 1x-3x, pants – 16W-22W and shoes size 10, purses, jewelry cabinets, night-stands, desk/computer cabinet, SM north Jacket.

Bedroom #1: Vintage metal doll house and furniture, KU sweatshirts and KC Chiefs Shirt, Full-size mattress and box springs, dresser, chest of drawers, electronics including a Behringer AMP, additional clothing.

Bedroom #2: Trundle bed, pillows, linens, three KC Royals baseball shirts, office chair.

Dining Room: Walnut dining room table and six chairs, antique secretary’s desk, hall tree,  Willow Tree figurines, vintage trunk.

An AWESOME stamp collection, most of them say “First Day of Issue”.  What a trip down memory lane from the early 60’s through the late 80’s of current day events for the years.