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                    <![CDATA[CTSV Atherton Online Auction (ends October 8)]]>
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                    <![CDATA[, Menlo Park, CA]]>
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                    <![CDATA[ Welcome Home to CTBids!  We put together an excellent selection of items for you! Start exploring and discover the deals for yourself!  Bidding on ALL items starts at $1! This is a tremendously beautiful auction with amazing treasures. We have clothing, crystals, accessories, doll houses and so much more at this auction. This is incredible! EVERYTHING MUST GO! Browse and bid on unique and everyday treasures at SV.CTBids.com   About Caring Transitions and CTBids:  We are carefully managing the treasures and everyday household items for our clients as they downsize or transition to new homes. These items have quality, value, and a history that are a perfect fit for someone else. Our mission was to create a platform where these estate sales are brought to you online. Instead of set pricing, bidding starts at $1. This process allows our bidders to find unique and everyday treasures for a great value. In addition, the repurposing of these belongings will have a positive and lasting impact on the world we all share. CTBids gives us the ability to connect family heirlooms made with yesterday’s craftsmanship with new owners who will give them new LIFE.  From unique treasures to everyday items, you will always find something interesting on CTBids! Everyone wins, including the environment!  Transitions, by nature, can have profound effects on the environment, and we’re committed to mitigating these impacts. We care about the environment, and the necessity to repurpose household treasures. Caring Transitions is the nation’s largest and most trusted organization specializing in downsizing, relocation, estate sales, decluttering, home cleanouts, online auctions and other services. There are over 325 locations nationwide that are total solution providers for all of life’s transitions. Embrace new beginnings with confidence by learning more on our website. ALL bidders need to register on CTBids, but registration is easy. We look forward to seeing you there! Bidding Just Got Easier! Download our new app in your app store today. Want to be the first to hear about our new sales?  Follow us on Facebook! Overwhelmed by your belongings? Learn more about our services visit our website! ]]>
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                    <![CDATA[#2 CTSV Atherton Online Auction (ends Dec 3)]]>
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                    <![CDATA[, Menlo Park, CA]]>
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                    <![CDATA[ Welcome Home to CTBids!  We put together an excellent selection of items for you! Start exploring and discover the deals for yourself!  Bidding on ALL items starts at $1! This is a tremendously beautiful auction with High End treasures. The owner was a mini perfume collector, and we have a huge number of bottles for you! We have clothing, crystal, accessories, doll houses and so much more at this auction. Wonderful art, great furniture... This is incredible! EVERYTHING MUST GO! Browse and bid on unique and everyday treasures at SV.CTBids.com   About Caring Transitions and CTBids:  We are carefully managing the treasures and everyday household items for our clients as they downsize or transition to new homes. These items have quality, value, and a history that are a perfect fit for someone else. Our mission was to create a platform where these estate sales are brought to you online. Instead of set pricing, bidding starts at $1. This process allows our bidders to find unique and everyday treasures for a great value. In addition, the repurposing of these belongings will have a positive and lasting impact on the world we all share. CTBids gives us the ability to connect family heirlooms made with yesterday’s craftsmanship with new owners who will give them new LIFE.  From unique treasures to everyday items, you will always find something interesting on CTBids! Everyone wins, including the environment!  Transitions, by nature, can have profound effects on the environment, and we’re committed to mitigating these impacts. We care about the environment, and the necessity to repurpose household treasures. Caring Transitions is the nation’s largest and most trusted organization specializing in downsizing, relocation, estate sales, decluttering, home cleanouts, online auctions and other services. There are over 325 locations nationwide that are total solution providers for all of life’s transitions. Embrace new beginnings with confidence by learning more on our website. ALL bidders need to register on CTBids, but registration is easy. We look forward to seeing you there! Bidding Just Got Easier! Download our new app in your app store today. Want to be the first to hear about our new sales?  Follow us on Facebook! Overwhelmed by your belongings? Learn more about our services visit our website! ]]>
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                    <![CDATA[CTSV Carlsbad S San Francisco Online (ends November 19)]]>
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                    <![CDATA[, South San Francisco, CA]]>
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                    <![CDATA[ Welcome Home to CTBids!  We put together an excellent selection of items for you! Start exploring and discover the deals for yourself!  Bidding on ALL items starts at $1! If you've always wanted to buy items that are brand new, never been opened, in original box, look no further than this auction.  Our client shopped and shopped and shopped.   We have stacks and stacks of Niners memorabilia, USPS memento, SF Giants collection, tons of new clothing, coins and so much more.   EVERYTHING MUST GO! Browse and bid on unique and everyday treasures at SV.CTBids.com   About Caring Transitions and CTBids:  We are carefully managing the treasures and everyday household items for our clients as they downsize or transition to new homes. These items have quality, value, and a history that are a perfect fit for someone else. Our mission was to create a platform where these estate sales are brought to you online. Instead of set pricing, bidding starts at $1. This process allows our bidders to find unique and everyday treasures for a great value. In addition, the repurposing of these belongings will have a positive and lasting impact on the world we all share. CTBids gives us the ability to connect family heirlooms made with yesterday’s craftsmanship with new owners who will give them new LIFE.  From unique treasures to everyday items, you will always find something interesting on CTBids! Everyone wins, including the environment!  Transitions, by nature, can have profound effects on the environment, and we’re committed to mitigating these impacts. We care about the environment, and the necessity to repurpose household treasures. Caring Transitions is the nation’s largest and most trusted organization specializing in downsizing, relocation, estate sales, decluttering, home cleanouts, online auctions and other services. There are over 325 locations nationwide that are total solution providers for all of life’s transitions. Embrace new beginnings with confidence by learning more on our website. ALL bidders need to register on CTBids, but registration is easy. We look forward to seeing you there! Bidding Just Got Easier! Download our new app in your app store today. Want to be the first to hear about our new sales?  Follow us on Facebook! Overwhelmed by your belongings? Learn more about our services visit our website! ]]>
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                    <![CDATA[Golden Bear Estate Liquidation presents a PACKED, small house in West Alameda. Friday 2nd & Saturday 3rd Antiques and Vintage Goods]]>
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                    <![CDATA[Address hidden until Fri, Oct 2, 2026 06:00 AM, Alameda, CA]]>
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                    <![CDATA[Golden Bear Estate Liquidation presents a PACKED, small house in West Alameda. Full to the brim with vintage and antique items. Friday, October 2nd, 9am-4pm and Saturday, October 3rd, 10am-2pm. Address will be released October 2nd at 6am. We will let in 10 people to start the sale, and then 1 out, 1 in. I will increase this number as the day progresses. It’s a very small house, please bring your patience. Help us clear out this home. All Must Go!! Enjoy the shopping! Sale Highlights includes but not limited to:  Antique & Vintage Goods- Packed house with a nice selection of metal/enamel/embossed vintage advertising and directional signs including Winston cigarettes in Puerto Rico. Putnam Fadeless dyes display cabinet. Antique letter writing box. Daguerrotypes. Vintage Bali money coin man. Vintage table fans: Robbins & Myers “Peacock”, Manning Bowman, Eskimo, Emerson, Westinghouse. Arts & Crafts S & S tile. Vintage wood “crew” oar. Vintage brass Masonic Jesters door knocker. Vintage steamer trunk. Selection of hotel/restaurant/military china, silver-plate, glassware, Tepco, Shenango, Jackson, Mayer, Syracuse, Iroquois, more. Chinese pottery/porcelain/cloisonne figures, dishes, vases, teapots, etc. Glass chicken box. Olde tyme egg carton. Wicker wrapped bottles. Old embossed glass advertising bottles-soda, medicinal, milk, and more (some local). Vintage 9 drawer dentist tooth cabinet. Garden of Gods copper bowl, signed BT. Native American coiled basket (as is). Pre Columbian style pottery shards. Elizabeth Grag brass plaque(s). Match strikers. Polar Cub electric vibrator with cool graphic box. Old cast iron SF City water grate. Vintage world travels souvenirs-Africa, Asia, Australia. Old table top clocks. Vintage desktop world globe. Grundig vintage radio. Old telephones- Western Electric wall crank. rotary. Mickey Mouse figural. Red Ericofan Cobra phone. Salters Railway parcel balance scale. Small lot vintage Halloween die cut hangings. Stan Kenton autographed picture. Big selection of vintage 1960’s-1970’s Christmas. Blow Molds: Santa, snowman, candle, elf. Empire, Carolina. Cast iron andiron of Santa figure. Ornaments: Shiny Brite, Japan, glass, wreath, tree, Holly Boy, shelf sitters, candy holders, banks, paper mache, flat, porcelain, plastic. So much! Loaded kitchen: Old copper pots/pans, molds, teapots. Cast iron pots/pans Falkirk, Griswald, Erie, more. Le Creuset “La Coquelle” by Raymond Loewy. Dansk MCM Fjord and Fairwind flatware. Stoneware crocks- Red Wing, Garden City, Panama Pottery. Large selection of utensils/serving pieces. Enameled ware. Glass storage jars. Pyrex. Hall. Canning goods. Vintage spice jars/tins. Dish ware- china, porcelain, stoneware, Old Willow, Johnson Bros, much more. Vintage Mid Century glass pitchers and juice glasses. Large silver plate Meriden handled serving tray. Silver plate flatware partial set. Vintage glass ceiling shade with cowboy design. Group lot of Wade figurines. Copper mugs, trays, bookends, more. Peters and Reed vase. Studio art pottery. Vintage Bauer dishes. Tackett. Old games. Sewing notions. Oil lamps. Rubber stamps. Old noise makers. Vintage office goods: file boxes & trays, letter boxes, staplers, scales, etc. 1950’s Decoware metal picnic baskets. Vanity dresser top items. Vintage shaving goods. Some books. Mahakala masks. Old hand tools: hammers, screwdrivers, vises, wrenches, etc. Wood planes inc Stanley, Bailey. Antique Henry Disston & Sons hand saw (as is). Bed/douche/urinal pans. Garden ceramic stool. Garden & plant pots. Metal watering cans. Old bird/possum cage. Art/Wall Hangings- Herman Volz signed litho (Pier 39, SF). Henry Evans signed 1964 print. J. Anderson antique watercolor. Vintage Jessie Arne Botke cockatoos. George Mathis signed print. Old stained glass framed panels. Hmong war story cloth embroidery (1970’s). Wall mirrors. Furniture- Japanese tansu storage chest. Korean medicine cabinet. Arts & Crafts: arm chair, side table, rolling cart, shelfs, file cabinets, coat rack, desk. Four (4) panel figural room divider. Old roll top desk. Sewing table “White” metal base. Metal music stand. Vintage drop front secretary. Antique armoire. Assorted vintage furniture: dressers, side tables, display cabinets, stools, etc…Ellington Manualo player piano with bench and player rolls. Antique iron floor lamps. Assorted table lamps. Too much to list!  ]]>
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                    <![CDATA[Beautiful Cupertino Estate Sale! Friday-Monday 10am-4pm!]]>
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                    <![CDATA[Address hidden until Thu, Oct 1, 2026 04:00 PM, Cupertino, CA]]>
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                    <![CDATA[A wonderful Cupertino Estate! This is a must see sale! You don't want to miss this one!]]>
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                    <![CDATA[Lovely San Carlos Estate Sale-please read ad!]]>
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                    <![CDATA[798 Walnut St, San Carlos, CA]]>
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                    <![CDATA[Im sorry, but i won't be able to answer questions about this sale Please bring help to move larger items.And for those of you who read the whole ad instead of just looking at the pictures, you are invited to come on Wednesday from 1 to 3 PM..You will have to text me at 650-208-9002 so myself or Debbie can come down and let you in. If you want to be put on the sign-up sheet for Friday, call sheri at 650-208-9002 and I will put you on the entry list.798 WALNUT St. X Olive, San Carlos in back of Bianchini's Market If you love a beautiful, clean, well-kept home filled with quality furnishings and collectibles, put this sale FIRST on your list! There is SO much more here than we can possibly show in the photos. You’ll find beautiful traditional furniture, including an Ethan Allen French Country queen bedroom set with memory foam mattress, a large dining room table with 8 chairs with rush seats,an almost-new lift chair, and many other quality pieces  And that’s only the beginning… Tons of costume jewelry • SF Giant's bobbleheads • Large Lladró figures • Asian stands and décor • Table full of blue & white china • Lots of beautiful frames • Framed art and original oils • 1971 Franklin Mint Monopoly game • Revere cookware • Collectibles • Decorative pieces • And LOTS of miscellaneous treasures throughout the house. This is an exceptionally neat, clean sale with something interesting in every room. We know there are other big estate sales happening—but don’t save this one for last. YOU already know there’s much more waiting inside! ]]>
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                    <![CDATA[THE ALPHABET STREETS GARAGE & YARD SALE IS THIS WEEKEND!]]>
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                    <![CDATA[321 G St, Redwood City, CA]]>
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                    <![CDATA[THE ALPHABET STREETS GARAGE & YARD SALE IS THIS WEEKEND!

Get ready to shop, stroll, browse, and discover some serious treasures! More than 20 homes throughout the Alphabet Streets are signed up for this weekend’s neighborhood-wide sale.

Saturday, October 3rd & Sunday, October 4th

You’ll find a little bit of everything:

Clothing

Furniture

Toys

Art & décor

Jewelry

Snacks and treats for a mid-shopping recharge

Grab your friends, bring your shopping bags, and come explore the Alphabet Streets. You never know what great find might be waiting around the next corner!

20+ houses. Two days. Tons of treasures.

Come shop the neighborhood!]]>
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                    <![CDATA[Once In A Lifetime SALE]]>
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                    <![CDATA[Address hidden until Thu, Oct 1, 2026 12:00 PM, San Mateo, CA]]>
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                    <![CDATA[House packed to the gills! Everything is just for pennys on the dollar. You can come get a new wardrobe and everything for the holidays fromdishes to serving pieces tocutlery and even the table and holiday table cloth for every one of the holidays,everything but the main dish . 🦃🍗A lifetime of treasures all in one location. linens, books,bedding, lots of woman’s size 8 to 10 clothing most brand new with tags come and get a new work wardrobe for a terrific pricethereother size clothingtoo.Mens suits belts tuxedos (size 44) cumber-buns suspendersandties to be readyfor that next special occasion. Kitchen supplies crystal lamps and chandeliers Many sets of dishes place mats table cloths for the whole neighborhoodsee pictures. Pretty much everything you would ever wantI mean everything.Come on by and check it out❣️‘located in San Mateo]]>
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                    <![CDATA[Yard Sale ~ One Day Only]]>
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                    <![CDATA[Address hidden until Sat, Oct 3, 2026 08:00 AM, San Mateo, CA]]>
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                    <![CDATA[Yard Sale in San Mateo Saturday …. 10/3 …. 9:30am - 3:30pm Address will be out early Saturday morning. Photos do not give a complete description. There will be so much more!  I will be selling at my friend Julie's annual yard sale.Digging into my overflow of inventory!A portion of my proceeds will benefit the PHS.  As always, I accept cash, Zelle or credit card.Julie will be cash only and all her proceeds go to animal rescue.  From Julie ... Hi There, Twentieth annual yard sale of fundraising for Animal Rescue. Will be held in San Mateo, on Saturday, October 3rd. All proceeds to SF Samoyed Rescue, Peninsula Humane society, Pets in Need, and Montville. Lots of great items for the home, Halloween costumes for humans and pets, books, lots of great stuff. Also, a bake sale table and ticket basket sale for a gourmet gift basket. Hope to see you all! Julie  Come explore at this wonderful yard sale! Parking is ample! Do not block driveways or double-park! Backpacks, strollers, large bags not allowed. Looking forward to seeing you there!]]>
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                    <![CDATA[Union City Community Sale]]>
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                    <![CDATA[2600 Great Arbor Way, Union City, CA]]>
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                    <![CDATA[Multiple homes in condo community participating in garage sale. Address ranges from 2600 Great Arbor Way through 32893 Arbor Vine.]]>
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                    <![CDATA[Household items Clothing Shoes EQUESTRIAN new w tags]]>
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                    <![CDATA[37 Orr Ct, Alameda, CA]]>
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                    <![CDATA[Household Items, mirrors,  pictures, women's clothing and shoes and boots. Many unworn and new with tags. EQUESTRIAN CLOTHING FOR WOMEN, Breeches new with tags, riding shirts and jackets, Dressage saddle and wooden rack, saddle pads. MISC stuff. Kids books.]]>
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                    <![CDATA[Muscle car toys 1/24, 1/18 hot rod, Micro Machines, military medals, art Oct 3]]>
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                    <![CDATA[21250 Stevens Creek Blvd, Cupertino, CA]]>
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                    <![CDATA[If you collect any of the following items listed below then catch my booth this Saturday, Oct. 3 at the Deanza College Flea Market.

Space A-21 - may be the last change to add to your collection due to changing weather pattern.

7 am to 2 pm only - this Saturday

College located at 21250 Stevens Creek Blvd. and Stelling Road, Cupertino, CA -- Just ton of Only Cool Stuff for sale cheap.

Free parking -- Free admission - Great Weather so time to shop early for Xmas. -- coffee and food available on site

Disney Movie Toy Cars
Hot Wheels super cool Monster Trucks
Sports and Non-Sports cars: Warriers Curry, 49ers Purdy, to Montana and the good old guys and cool new old guys
Plus non-sport cards:
LP rock records
Beatles stuff
Micro Machines - vintage cars, trucks, bldgs., Army, fold open Corvette play set, oil can etc
My Little Pet Shop critters: dogs, cats, monkey, fish etc (MLPS)
Original 1960's Vietnam (war) medals to Bush Hat
1930s stressed steel Buddy L Spearmint Gum tractor trailer truck - all original
Large metal ocean liner similar to the Titanic ship
Hundreds of vintage Lego weapons (4 for a dollar)
Star Wars large built-up figures/characters with instructions (only $15 each)
Ton of Thomas the Tank and friends toy trains for wooden or plastic track(some with motors)
Antique Railroad lantern for caboose conductor with red globe
Pokemon cards and little figures
Franciscan ware yellow plate set
Rare Hummel bank figure with key and lock
Large Star Wars built-up figures with instruction booklets($15 each)


Toys, Toys and More Toys for ages 3 up to 103.
Photos of just few items shown!]]>
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                    <![CDATA[The YES Co "Your Estate Sale" / Enchanting Estate / Fri - Sun 10 - 4]]>
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                    <![CDATA[Address hidden until Thu, Oct 1, 2026 11:00 AM, San Francisco, CA]]>
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                    <![CDATA[ENCHANTING ELIZABETH ESTATE  ANTIQUE – MODERN / ART - FURNITURE NOE VALLEY AREA / SAN FRANCISCO FOR ADDRESS CHECK OUR WEBSITE THURS 11AM  OCTOBER 2 – 4 / FRI – SUN 10 – 4  This sale will feature antique furniture, decorative art, sterling silver and other collectibles plus a whole house full of other unusual and useful items! FURNITURE / FURNISHINGS antique Japanese carved Kiri wooden temple door/screen or folding screen, featuring deep relief carvings of traditional Buddhist figures, flora and fauna with heavy hand forged iron decorative hardware – 18th / 19th century (Edo period?) large antique mahogany extension dining table with a round-to-oval top supported by a carved pedestal base with claw feet 54” L by 54” W with five 13" leaves  vintage Georgian-style mahogany DR salmon upholstery side chairs (8)  Victorian style mahogany corner rounded edge pedestal table 27”/28”/32” vintage Stickley style #721 drop-front chalet desk - 20th century in the American Arts and Crafts style 29”/13”D /38” (23” deep when drop front extended) antique mahogany bowfront sideboard with a classic Federal-style design 72”/24”/36” with matching console table 48”/20”/34” small antique console table with hand-painted center medallion 36”/17”/30” antique American oak Hoosier with enamel counter 41”/24”/67” antique hallway table with turned legs w/ trestle stretcher base 48”/24”/30” mid-20th-century wooden double-pedestal kneehole desk w/ drawers 58”/30”/30” vintage round beveled and etched glass mirror vintage burgundy upholstered reading chair  small student desk with 4 drawers 40”/26”/28” Pottery Barn hand-made wool Adeline Rug manufactured by Kaleen 97”/122” red Afghan Bokhara rug, featuring octagonal "elephant foot" pattern 80”/116” five shelf rosewood bookcase 34”/15”/60” / rustic 3 shelf bookcase 32”/11”/42” vintage Chippendale-style mahogany ecretary desk featuring a glass-paneled hutch top and serpentine lower drawer compact ecretary 29”/15”/68” Whitney Furniture chest of drawers 42”/22”/34” drop leaf table 22”/36”/31” w/ 2 16 inch leaves a vintage wooden chifforobe 39”/16”/42” - wood kitchen table with white tile top vintage Asian-influenced rosewood credenza w/ brass hardware 34”/15”/20” four 30” tall wooden bar stools / 90” tall adjustable cat tree Mid-century chest of seven drawers 48”/20”/51” convertible ivory white suede couch 78" long, 46" when folded out dark wood desk w/ angular back 55”/30”/30” / vintage 70’s rattan “Peacock Chair” various vintage small side tables and chairs Tiffany style reproduction lamp lamps in singles and pairs, antique cast iron lamp base  sets of Parisian style metal café table and chairs  large 7ft grey painted wood workbench and more! COLLECTIBLES / ART several modern / Brutalist sculpture abstract and figural pieces (metal - earthenware) by Robert Cronbach (1908 – 2001) listed American sculptor, medalist and teacher – one of them titled “Clouds”, “Reclining Lady’, abstract “Woman Torso”, etc -  see below biography  antique engraving of Chaucer's Canterbury Pilgrims, originally painted and engraved by William Blake in 1810 vintage portrait of the English writer and pacifist Vera Brittain by photographer Howard Coster in 1936 American primitive painting by JL Munro a vintage reproduction print of Sunday Morning (1839), a famous Hudson River School landscape painting by American artist Asher Brown Durand several original pop-culture posters various Leatrice Miyashiro original pastels and prints of floral subjects antique Japanese ink wash landscape painting on paper of a tranquil coastal scene  hand-carved wooden tribal mask in the style of the elongated Fang tribe masks  sterling silver / silver plate flatware, service and candlesticks by different makers vintage German Rheinmetall KsT portable typewriter from the 1950s with a black enamel finish and a European QWERTZ keyboard layout vintage and costumer jewelry (starting Fri 12 noon)  vintage and modern men's (lg) and women's (sm) clothing and outerwear antique luggage and trunks / Tiffin crystal stemware pieces of modern pottery by Narita, Frankoma and others vintage vinyl lp records and CDs blues, rock, soul, pop, classical. etc vintage linens and Christmas items masks, artwork and tchotchkes from central/South America coffee table, hard cover, paperback books (history, novels, travel, etc  collection of Leonardo magazines note - “City on Edge” by Jonathan Weber (some autographed copies) – a book about the Technology, Politics and the ight for the Soul of 90’s San Francisco / HOUSEHOLD / HETEROGENOUS ony CD player CDP-C445, Dual CS 515 record player Denon Surround Sound receiver AVR-2308CI TCL 52” flat panel TV  vintage and modern men's (lg) and women's (sm) clothing  many dining, bedroom and kitchen linens full kitchen of cookware, utensils, flatware, dishes, glasses and service items variety of new and used luggage / lots of everyday items  many household, cooking, edical, cleaning and garage items  garden chairs, tables, large garden pots and many useful items  many hand and electric tools / exterior and interior paint gallons Much More ! Robert Cronbach was an American sculptor. He born in St. Louis in 1908 and lived most of his dult life in New York. He was a founding member of the Sculpture Guild and worked with the Works Progress Administration on large scale public art in Buffalo, NY, in the 1930s.  His commissions included sculptures and fountains at the United Nations General Assembly Building and the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York and the Federal Office Building in St. Louis. Robert had his first solo show at the Hudson Walker Gallery in New York in 1940 and exhibited for many years with the Bertha Shaefer Gallery. He taught at Adelphi College in Garden City, N.Y., from 1947 to 1961 and was also an instructor at the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in Maine, serving as chairman of the school's board of overnors from 1975 to 1982. In later life, his focus changed from the abstract bronze of his fountains to intimately scaled ceramic pieces, often depicting figures in architectural spaces.  He and his wife, Maxine Silver Cronbach, spent nearly half their time in southern France in the last years of her life where he built a ceramics studio.  The pieces at this sale here were given to Bob’s son, Michael, including his favorite piece “Clouds” and sculpture of Maxine in her sick bed that he repeated in different media.]]>
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