Mary Katz Living Estate Sale

After decades of living in Taos, Mary Katz has decided to move closer to her family and to lighten the load in the process. A huge collector of smalls, Mary's collection spans Acoma Pueblo seed pots made by members of the Lewis family, masks by Bernadette Track, bisque dogs galore, and finely rendered 19th century porcelain and bone figurines. She is also divesting of some of her furnishings including a great antique oak step-back cabinet, an over the top mahogany queen bed with matching dresser, a Taos dining table with matching chairs, and a great matching handmade trio of cabinets - ready to be grouped as an entertainment center or used separately as a stand-alone ensemble. A photographic artist by vocation, Mary has made hundreds of her decorative cards available - use them to frame or as greeting cards! These are only the beginning of the offerings in this sale. For more information, please go to the Taos Black Dog website, taosblackdog.com or give us a call at 575.613.0998. If you're downtown, stop in the shop at 109 Kit Carson Road. Payment is by cash, credit or debit cards, Venmo, and PayPal.