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HANDY TIP: ALWAYS "REFRESH" THIS PAGE IN CASE WE'VE ADDED AN UPDATE SINCE YOU'VE VIEWED IT LAST!

THANKS to all of you who attended our recent estate sales. The Countryside sale was a blast, and we really enjoyed seeing all of you.

We're doing a lot of on-site visits at this time looking for additional opportunities, and we'll be posting information about our next estate sales once we've put them on the schedule.

If you or someone you know has a home in need of content liquidation, please call us at 847-488-0644.

REMEMBER THE GOLDEN RULE OF PREPARING A HOUSE FOR AN ESTATE SALE:

One Man's Junketh often IS Another Man's Treasureth.

1. DON'T THROW ANYTHING away until we've had a chance to look at it! Please take that literally!

2. DON'T GIVE ANYTHING AWAY, DON'T DONATE ANYTHING, and for goodness sake, DON'T SELL ANYTHING until we've had a chance to look at it!

3. Don't think it's not collectible just because it's not a "fancy antique". The most collectible (and usually valuable) items in an estate these days is circa the 1930s through the 1960s. It'll be in the kitchen cabinets. It'll be in the attic. It'll be tucked into a cupboard in the basement that hasn't been opened in 50 years. It's often printed on a piece of paper, or a matchbook, or a ticket stub, or a photograph, postcard, brochure, menu, placemat, or napkin.

And ... more than likely what's collectible in a home is NOT a piece of furniture ... that pretty much only happens on the Antique Roadshow.

CALL US! Let's see how we can help you.

 






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