Auction Details
<b>The antique warehouse contents of Memories on Main Street 180 Main Street, Marlboro Massachusetts</b>
This monster single owner store was opened in March of 1994, and has been filling up ever since. Christine Parcher, owner of Memories on Main Street, has spent most her past 11 years stocking the 3600 square foot store to the brim, with antiques and collectibles from the Metro West area's attics and basements. Christine has been in the antique business for 14 years full time, and it shows in the quality of the items she has brought into her store over the years. This merchandise is fresh to the market, much of it still being unpacked from the original estate. To say this auction is going to be packed is an under statement, in fact there is so much that SimondHill Auctions will be offering up several specialty auctions, the first dealing with in the Art of Entertaining over the past 150 years.
Our May auction will feature the following groups consisting of anywhere upwards of 50 pieces per lot size. There will be over 200 lots of Glass, including Depression, full set of Mint Madrid, so many patterns, every color, Milk Glass, including Westmoreland, wonderful early American Pressed Glass, Victorian, Art and Collectable Glass, lots of Fenton.
How about some Kitchenware, Mocha Bowls, Utensils and Gadgets, Silverplate and Bakelite Service Sets, Chrome Appliances, Over 30 Cookbooks and Hundreds of Leaflets, 60 plus Swanky Glasses, Tins, Cookie Jars, Teapots like Hall, Gibson, Sadler.
Don't forget to set the table, try doing it with over 250 lots of American Dinnerware, including Fiesta, many other pieces of Homer Laughlin, Harkerware, Universal, Franciscan, Blue Ridge, Stangl, Royal, you name it Memories had it. Want something a bit fancier try 150 lots of Fine China and Pottery including American and European Ironstone, Transferware, and Semi Porcelain, Flow blue and mulberry, German, Barvarian, & Austrian China. Japanese Gaudy, German & Dutch Delft. English Bone China, sets, plus many cups & saucers.
Thought we were done, oh no, try more Fine China including Haviland Limoges, RS Prussian, Noritake, Nippon, Bellek, Wedgwood, Lenox, Mottoware, Copper Lustre, are you getting the feel for the place, it is that full.
Then there's pottery. Roseville, Weller, Hull, Watts, Majolica Jardiniere's, hundreds of pottery planters. Japanese ceramics too including, Stafford, Lefton, Napco, and many lovely 1940s hand painted and stamped production pieces. Anything related to the Art of Entertaining will be in this amazing 2-Day Auction. Not to be missed