COLORFUL & ECLECTIC! SONIAT STREET ESTATE SALE

estate sale | 2 day sale | 5 days away
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The address for this sale in New Orleans, LA 70115 will be available after 9:00am on Friday, October 16th, 2026.
Dates
Sat
Oct 17
9am to 3pm
Sun
Oct 18
10am to 2pm

Terms & Conditions

— Numbers will be passed out at 7am for crowd control.. Door opens at 9am Saturday.
— Cash, Apple Pay and all major credit cards accepted with proper I.D. $10 minimum on credit card charges. We are no longer accepting checks.
— All Items Sold As Is, Where Is. All Sales Are Final. No Returns or Refunds.
— No phone sales or holds. We are unable to respond to calls and emails with regard to price, condition, measurements, etc. Everything advertised will be available at the sale unless the family/estate removes an item(s) prior to the sale.
— Please do not pull tags unless you are sure to purchase. We reserve the right to re-tag items to ensure they get sold.
— Please be prepared to move items before you purchase. Our staff is unable to lift and move large and heavy items from the house. We have a list of recommended movers below and posted at checkout.
— We cannot guarantee bathroom use in private homes.
— Be safe and watch your step at this sale. We are not responsible for accidents or injuries.

RECOMMENDED MOVERS:
(call or text these guys asap to arrange deliveries)

Eric Jackson 504-251-3826
Ricky Stephens, Jr. 504-418-6150
Nathaniel Joiner 504-289-8042
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SONIAT ESTATE SALE

COLORFUL & ECLECTIC COLLECTION


Join us October 17-18 for the colorful and eclectic estate of Carol Susman, longtime New Orleans collector, dealer, shop owner and friends of the arts.

Carol Susman owned The Quarterstich in Jackson Square in the 1970’s before opening C. Susman Antiques and Collectibles on Magazine Street. She acquired most of her personal collection from Blackamore Antiques and estate sales dating back to the 1970’s. Carol was close friends with George Febres and so many other artists of the time in New Orleans.

This sale features a very diverse mix of 18th, 19th and 20th c. antique furniture, Asian, African and South American cultural objects, fabulous collection of jewelry, art and collectibles and so much more! There is so much in this sale! We look forward to seeing everyone this weekend. Check back through the week for updates and additional photos.


FURNITURE

  1. George III 18th c. black lacquered jappaned cabinet on stand
  2. George III 18th c. mahogany chest of drawers
  3. Jacobean 18th c. oak chest of drawers
  4. Louis XV 19th c. Buffet a Deux Corps
  5. French Provincial 19th c. sideboard
  6. Anglo-Colonial 19th c. bamboo corner étagère
  7. Art Nouveau étagère
  8. Victorian 19th c. jappaned tray table
  9. Antique mahogany dining table
  10. Set of six Renaissance Revival 19th c. carved dining chairs with vintage handstitched upholstery
  11. Korean 19th c. Tansu cabinet
  12. Chinese carved table with marble top
  13. Pair Chinese carved rosewood armchairs and pair side chairs
  14. Pair 19th c. oak Windsor chairs
  15. Antique wingback chairs in vintage yellow wool-upholstery
  16. Vintage leather Chesterfield sofa
  17. Tall cypress bookcase cabinet
  18. Antique pine farm table with single drawer
  19. Large custom-made pine table
  20. Antique Adirondack rocking chair
  21. Long church pew
  22. Indonesian carved teakwood bed
  23. Eastlake Victorian mahogany and walnut half tester bed
  24. Vintage iron bed
  25. Set of six mid-century Bauhaus-style black leather chairs
  26. Collection of Lucite – large lucite console table with acrylic pedestal bases, coffee table with display interior, several side tables and more
  27. Misc. occasional tables and chairs throughout


ART

  1. George D. Coulon (French/Louisiana, 1822-1904), “The Deciduous Cypress & Palmetto,” watercolor on paper, signed G. D. C. on lower left and titled, signed and inscribed en verso: “Watercolor by Geo. D. Coulon, 1536 N. Claiborne, New Orleans”
  2. George Febres (New Orleans,1943-1996), untitled graphite drawing on paper, signed and dated 1978 in pencil; tall plush palm tree with white wooden box base
  3. George Dureau (New Orleans, 1930-2014), “George Febres,” silver gelatin print, signed and titled
  4. George Dureau (New Orleans, 1930-2014), charcoal drawing of a man
  5. George E. Ohr (Biloxi, Mississippi, 1857-1918), two small art pottery pieces – one hand-signed by Ohr and the other stamped, G. E. O. Biloxi, MS
  6. Pedro Friedeberg (Mexico, 1936-2026), “Gato Con Gata,” lithograph, pencil signed and titled, ed. 93/100
  7. Pedro Friedeberg (Mexico, 1936-2026), miniature Butterfly chair, signed
  8. Peter Max (Germany/New York, 1937-2026), “Facing Left,” lithograph, ed. 269/300, pencil signed
  9. Erté serigraphs, “Rigoletto” and “Spring Shadows – Gold,” both pencil signed
  10. Clarence John Laughlin (New Orleans, 1905-1985), “Three Vistas Through One Wall,” silver gelatin print, signed and dated 1937
  11. John Lawrence (New Orleans), “Greenwood Cemetery, New Orleans,” silver gelatin print, 1982, Arthur Roger Gallery label en verso; and "La Roguette, Arles, " silver gelatin print, 1997
  12. Eugene Delacroix colored photographs
  13. Xavier de Callatay (New Orleans, 1932-1999), lithograph of jazz player
  14. Noel Rockmore (New Orleans, 1928-1995), “Gypsy Lou,” etching, pencil signed, ed. 1/18, note: condition issues, foxing on paper
  15. Collette Heldner (New Orleans, 1902-1990), market or village scene, oil on canvas, note: major condition issues to canvas
  16. George W. Drew (New York, 1875-1968), untitled/Impressionist Sunset, oil on canvas, signed
  17. Jeffry Reddick (North Carolina, b. 1951), two original watercolors on paper
  18. Attributed to Terrington "Ted" Calas (Louisiana, Contemporary), “Four Men,” large oil on canvas, presumably New Orleans, unsigned
  19. John James Audubon, “American Flamingo,” lithograph
  20. Vintage framed cover of Vieux Carre Courrier, Weekly Newspaper of New Orleans, 1972
  21. Large painting, signed F. W. 1969


DECORARIVE & COLLECTIBLE

  1. Fabulous pair large 19th c. Chinese Buddhist scroll paintings depicting Arhats, mounted in custom-made acrylic frames
  2. Pair Italian Rococo 18th c. cherubs on custom-made lucite stand
  3. 18th and 19th c. polychrome wood Santos collection
  4. Small collection of Coushatta pine needle baskets
  5. Native American beaded moccasins
  6. Fabulous collection of pre-Columbian pottery vessels and figural pieces
  7. Collection of Louisiana Coushatta Tribe pine needle baskets
  8. African hand-carved Buffalo Mask from the Cameroon region, with custom acrylic stand
  9. African studded foot stool
  10. German 19th c. pharmacy cabinet with porcelain tag labels
  11. Chinese village painting, reverse paint on glass
  12. Chinese ancestral portrait on scroll
  13. Asian bronze items: Japanese 19th c. bronze vase; 19th c. bronze Brahma, buddha, bell, etc.
  14. Chinese 19th c. porcelain parrots
  15. Pair of antique foo dogs, carved wood and porcelain ceramic
  16. Fabulous collection of Asian 18th and 19th c. porcelain plates and bowls
  17. Collection of Asian blue and white porcelain
  18. Chinese 19th c. foo dogs
  19. Collection of 20th c. pottery, including Roseville, Van Briggle, Rookwood, Niloak, Weller, Fulper and others
  20. Some art glass, including Émile Gallé and Legras
  21. Collection of Art Nouveau items, including mirrors, clock, small trays, and more
  22. Arts and Crafts copper decorative fire screen
  23. English 19th c. burled walnut lap desk on stand
  24. Two English 19th c. inlaid letter boxes
  25. Collection of small boxes, mostly antique to vintage
  26. Stitched collage of 19th c. Parisian portrait photographs
  27. Large collection of 1970’s needlework pillows made by Carol Susman
  28. European gold embroidered silk textile
  29. Antique framed crewel work
  30. Lots of misc. textiles throughout
  31. Large collection of woven Shigra bags
  32. Large collection of Kuna Mola textiles
  33. Large selection of baskets
  34. Large selection of books
  35. Fantastic collection of lucite and acrylic items – pedestals/stands, floor-standing bookshelf, large wall shelf, misc. small shelves, display pieces, etc.
  36. Dannis Resnic, The Rolling Stones world tour poster, Superdome, New Orleans, July 13, 1978, artist proof, pencil signed
  37. Rodrigue 1995 Jazz Fest poster, ed. of 10,000, unsigned
  38. Antique Victrola


KITCHEN + HOUSEHOLD

  1. Large antique chopping block
  2. Large antique copper hanging scale
  3. Art Deco barware – cocktail shakers, pitchers, tea pots, creamer/sugars and more
  4. Art Deco amber glass vanity bottles
  5. Cobalt blue and clear decanter and glasses
  6. Lots of old silverplated items
  7. Hundreds of misc. small collectibles in the kitchen!
  8. Art Deco mahogany and glass cabinet
  9. Two large and one smaller glass display cabinets
  10. Art Deco era Schwab safe, Rolland Safes, New Orleans, LA.
  11. Several vintage bicycles
  12. Items still being pulled from the attic!


CASES SECTION: JEWELRY + SILVER ITEMS + SMALL COLLECTIBLES

  1. Fabulous solid 18K bracelet
  2. Victorian 18K diamond rings
  3. Art Deco 18K diamond brooches
  4. 14K rings, solid bracelet and necklaces
  5. 14K cameo brooch
  6. Bead necklaces with 14K beads and clasps
  7. Large selection of sterling jewelry, mostly Mexican/Taxco sterling, including necklaces, bracelets, brooches and more
  8. Large arrowhead ring mounted in sterling silver
  9. Cameo sterling ring
  10. Bakelite bangles, necklaces and brooches
  11. Thomas Mann jewelry
  12. Costume jewelry for days!
  13. Collection of antique mesh and beaded evening bags
  14. Tiffany & Co. sterling silver nut dish
  15. Sterling bowls, creamer and sugar and several misc. pieces
  16. Sterling silver flask, card cases, boxes and many misc. sterling collectibles
  17. Lots of misc. small collectibles in the around the cases
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