The Yellow House Estate Sale

You are invited to a rehoming sale brimming with unexpected finds around every corner. This whole house is a tribute to intentional living. Every piece was chosen for its functional beauty and built to outlast trends. Now it's waiting for someone with a good eye and a great home. Walk through the front door and be prepared to stop in your tracks: • Setting the Mood. A jaw-dropping Asian-inspired rosewood dining set: solid, sculptural, and ready to anchor holiday dinners for the next forty years. This is the table that invites guests to linger. • Furnishings with substance. Distinctive bedroom sets, a full living room, accent pieces, impressivedesks, and thoughtfully chosen furnishings throughout. High-quality, meticulously cared for, solid wood construction, clean upholstery, and timeless design. Nothing disposable here. • The workshop and garage are stocked. Quality tools, hardware, lawn and garden equipment, and the kind of sturdy, practical finds you simply can't get at a big-box store anymore. • The most-wanted list. Costume jewelry with personality. Vinyl albums. A CorningWare collection to make your Pinterest dreams come true. Canning jars. And yes, whimsy. Think Prince Albert in a can. Maybe more than one. A ukulele? We have one. Come see for yourself. • Creative Tools, ready for their next chapter. A drafting table, easel, and a formidable desk with library-style storage. Vintage cameras and classic equipment spanning decades of image-making that offer both history and craftsmanship. • Statement Lighting. Solid brass floor lamps that won't tip over. A Lenox table lamp. Milk glass lamps. Solid brass table lamps, including one stunner with an art glass prunt-ornamented globe shade. A classic mid-century modern cocktail lamp: the real deal. • Set the table. Deck the halls. A Spode Christmas collection galore! Includes nearly everything the pattern has to offer: annual collector plates, mugs, serving bowls in every size and function, serving platters, trivets, carafe, ornaments, right down to the salt and pepper shakers. No chips, cracks, or fading. If you collect, you know. If you don't, this may be your sign to start. • Art, art, art. This was an artist's home. Original works and custom framing that tells a story worth seeing. • Vintage board games: Bull in a China Shop, Wild West, Sorry!, ABC Chess Baron. Early graphics, wooden components, and mid‑century charm. Ideal for display or restoration. • Collectible dolls. Vintage, antique, whimsical, and yes, some downright creepy if that's your thing. Think Shirley Temple. A substantial collection of dolls, handsewn clothing (including a fur skirt and jacket), doll furniture, and collectible children’s books and games. • Everything you need for entertaining. Martha Stewart would approve! From silver tableware to stemware, linens to two complete stoneware services for eight. If you love substance with style, you'll leave with your arms full. Come early. Come curious. Bring a bag, a truck, and a tape measure. This is the kind of sale where people find the thing they didn't know they were waiting for. You'll know it when you see it.