18 Upper Pond Rd, Columbia, SC 29223
Dates and Times:
10:00 am - 3:00 pm
10:00 am - 3:00 pm
12:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Address:
18 Upper Pond Rd, Columbia, SC 29223
Description:
Stately home located in the Wildewood neighborhood of northeast Columbia, SC. This sale features beautiful reproductions, some vintage pieces and fine antiques, many of which were once part of a Circa 1840 manor located on James Island, SC. Formal rooms feature an early empire cabinet with drop front desk, a George III chest, a set of eight Centennial chairs made in Philadelphia C 1870 - 1874 in honer the 100th anniversary of American Revolution. an inlaid mahogany dining table, an early english secretary, a pair of French chairs, and Asian coffee tables. Informal living room includes a Hickory Chair sofa, a desk by Theodore Alexander, Wesley Hall club chairs, and early pine chests. The four bedrooms include twin, full and queen size beds. Also, bedside chests, an early flame mahogany secretary, painted chests, side tables, a queen size iron bed, and chests of drawers. The sunroom features a glass top table with four parsons chairs, upholstered sofas, MCM end tables, and cart. Other items include ladies clothing by Chanel, Gucci, HERMES, G. Armani, Maison Common, and others. Also, girls dresses, ladies handbags by Prada, Chanel, C. Dior, and others. The kitchen includes cookware by Calphalon, bakeware, glassware by Villeroy & Bach, china, barware and utensils. Other items include persian rugs,Chinese export sterling flatware set, Tiffany sterling trays, sterling goblets, serving items, vinyl albums, seagrass baskets, Adirondack chairs artwork and garage items. MORE PHOTOS ADDED AS WE PREPARE Please have assistance to move heavy items Please park on ONE side of the street to avoid towing
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