Treasure Hunt in Regency
Aug 7
10am to 4pmAug 8
10am to 4pmAug 9
10am to 5pmTerms & Conditions
We accept cash, check, Apple Pay, Samsung Pay, Venmo, Visa, Mastercard and Discover card.
Please bring your own help to move/load large and heavy items. Additionally, we kindly request that you refrain from parking in front of mailboxes or blocking driveways in the vicinity. We want to ensure we are being good neighbors and greatly appreciate your cooperation!
Bids can be placed on items over $100.00. Bids will be accepted until 4:00 pm CST on Sunday, August 9th. Once bidding ends, all bidders will be contacted. If there are more than one bidder, an auction over the phone will take place.
If you are out of town, shipping is available (added to your bill).
Initial bids will be 50% of the full asking price of any item over $100.00. Throughout the remainder of the sale, higher bids will be accepted to increase the sale price up to the original asking price.
All items under $100.00 will be half-price beginning Sunday.
Pat Mapes Estate Sales
Description & Details
Join us at our sale in Regency where you will discover wonderful items for your home. There you will find antiques of art, furniture and accessories. Browse through our photos to get a better feel for the homes' vibe. We have artwork from the 18th Century and contemporary pieces as well.
Choose from English copper engravings by George Edwards (1756), watercolors from Japan and others. There is a large Nebraska / Iowa representation by artists John S. Gretzer, Gloria Lutie Smith and a fabulous painting by Augustus Dunbier.
Time marches on as shown with the two grandfather clocks. Choose your era between a 1910 oak Arts & Crafts or a late 20th century Howard Miller Urban II grandfather clock. Not exactly what you had in mind? Perhaps the 3-piece antique French Ormolu Gilt bronze mantle clock set?
English refinement and status can be found in the large collection of Wedgwood Jasperware in this home. And if owning some was not enough you can entertain a selection in various colors besides the traditional blue. A Wedgwood cake dome here is a first for us in 40 years.
Japan and China have created art, furniture and decorator items here like the vintage half cabinet or the exquisite detailed 4 panel lacquer Coromandel screen with inlay abalone and soapstone figures.
Something less ostentatious? Japanese watercolor paintings or hand painted tile art or a Takeshi Nishijima Mingei Woodblock Folio calendar set will do, thank you.
We just cannot list all there is to see. Thomasville dining table & chairs, a set of 1890's carved side chairs with needlepoint seating, mid-century dining credenza & buffet/bar, a mahogany sleigh day bed, 19th century (?) French marble kitchen worktable. There is just so many unusual items and everyday too.
Crystal stemware, some vintage women's clothing, costume and good jewelry.
As always we thank you for your continued support and we can't wait to see you this weekend!
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