Estate Sales Supreme in Aiken

This estate was home to Dr. Margaret “Peggy” Fitch, an Aiken Dermatologist.  There are many blue and white collectibles as well as glazed red pottery with black lacquer glaze from the late 1800’s.  The grand piano dates back 135 years.  It is 8 feet long; Erard London Grand Concert Piano.  We will take silent bids on this lovely piece.  Be prepared to pay 900 to 1000 for a professional mover.  There’s Wedgwood China, English pewter pieces from the late 1800’s and up, sterling, mahogany furniture, rugs, folk art, Chinese art, brass, Waterford Crystal, and a huge dining room table with chairs.  There are hats, Deacon’s bench, ceramic pig, antique butter churn, and jewelry.  
This is going to be a crowd pleaser sale.  By all means, mark it on your favorites list so you are able to find it.