Photo via Agatha Latzensprung
Twenty years from now we will be more
disappointed by the things we didn't do
rather than the ones we did.
So throw off the bowlines.
Sail away from the safe harbour.
Catch the trade winds in your sails.
Explore. Dream. Discover.
Mark Twain
My friend is moving on.
While she is sailing on, I will be sale-ing.
We have been pricing all week, readying for
the BIG SALE!
I've posted some more photos of her home,
to give you an idea of what we have.
All items are priced to sell!
Some examples are:
The sofa, covered in a quilted damask is $175.
The French antique corner chair is $100
The wing back chairs covered in a historical toile,
that she purchased in Arles are $200 each.
The framed and signed original oil is $200
The French iron birdcage chandelier is $500.
Decorator pillows run from $5-$25, she has
lots of pillows!
This antique hand-made quilt, with rod is $150.
The handpainted French antique chest from
Alsace is $400.
She has over 50 pcs. of majolica. Most plates are $50.
There is Staffordshire, Creamware, Quimper and
Transferware. (She had a plate fetish too)
Everything is being sold from the chandeliers
to the carpets!
The Scoop:
Friday & Saturday, June 26, 27th
9-6pm
Sunday, June 28th
12-6pm
Location:
Private Residence
306 W. Main Street
LaGrange, Ky. 40031
LaGrange is about 20 minutes northeast of
Louisville, directly off I-71.
Lots of French, English and American primitive pieces.
More photographs can be viewed HERE
(at the top right hand corner next to view,
click the box with the four square to view
online)
I hope to see you there and feel free to email
with any questions.
Bisou
Thursday, June 18, 2009
*Decorator's Sale*
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23 comments:
O I wish I was in KY right now for this sale!
Hello Shawn
Beautiful antiques and very good prices!!
Dommage que j'habite si loin...
Amicalement, Kenza
oh i wish i could come...you live way too far away for me...just found your lovely blog...beautiful!
Hi
how much is the oval ottoman in front of the Toile chairs with the ball fringe???
write me at http://kandgbookclub.blogspot.com/
thanks
kate
Would love to be there. I have a connection with some of my pieces and could never dispose of "everything". She is courageous.
I am interested in the small corner chair and the basket coffee table in the living room photo -- is she willing to ship to VA if I pick up the shipping costs? -- candbclemons@aol.com
wonderful things for sale -Majolica collection makes me want to drive there!
Shawn,
Could you email with what you are asking on the crystal and metal wall sconces?
Lisa & Alfie
Great post. This is so incredible to sell everything
Beautiful items. Such a temptress. .. Wish I was close by!
Hope i goes well, -susan
Hi,
Great sale! How much for the stool covered in green/white check? Can you ship? Thanks!
Sorry - me again... :-) how much for the French bergere? Thank you!
Great idea to help your friend this way. Good luck on selling!
How lovely, I am sure it will all be gone in the wink of an eye!! All the best,Chrissy
OOOH! I wish I lived close by. What a fun sale...I supposed I will do it vicariously!
Ciao bella,
Suzanne
Lord have mercy....wish I was there to shop. ack. Great stuff.
Great success!!
xo Lidy
It looks like it will be quite the sale!
Oh, I wish I could have come there!
Grt !
jolliiiess:-)
Oh oh oh!!! I am toooo faaaar awaaaay! Waaah! I want everything!
Everything is beautiful and lovely. Those are really wonderful items for sale. Thank you for posting!
Lovely to shop although to far away ...I can dream! I have a collection of the red and white transfer, love toile and also have teal and white transfer. I love the botanical transferware the most. Toille is another favorite. I buy my friend Ann a piece of Majolica every year but she has a vast collection from her years of going to estate sales and living in FRance for 8 years. Wait until I show her this site! Thanks so much, Jennifer
Was just in Texas...wish I could have been in your home town though. Gorgeous items. Do you have a web boutique which you sell from?
I just posted works of art from my Papa. He painted frescoes in the cathedrals of Southern Italy before coming to America. I am so proud to finally have some photos to show his work. Stop by TesoroFino.blogspot.com to see for yourself; you'll be glad you did!
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