TEAM Estate Sale Extravaganza
The TEAM Estate Sales presents our July Extravaganza in Mountain Home, NC, July 23rd, 24th, 25th, 26th:
- Friday, July 23th 2010
- Saturday, July 24th 2010
- Sunday, July 25th 2010
- Monday, July 26th 2010
On Saturday, July 24th, We have sponsored an TEAM Appraisal Fair Fundraiser for The American Cancer Society.
Richard Hatch, well-known, local appraiser and auctioneer will be at the TEAM's July Estate Sale Extravaganza on Saturday, July 24th from 12:00 pm until 3:00 pm ready to appraise your treasures. Mr. Hatch has appeared on PBS's 'Treasures in Your Attic' and has been an auctioneer for 27 years. A nominal charge of $5.00 per item (maximum 3 items per person) will be donated in full to the American Cancer Society. This past year, the TEAM lost five of our friends and customers to cancer; in addition, one of our main TEAM members is currently receiving treatment for cancer herself. It is our wish that all money raised will go to support cancer research, prevention, and treatment.
The huge public sales-event features over 10,000 'fresh-to-market' treasures that are all priced to sell in four days. Shoppers have enjoyed these sales for almost five years in the 4000 square foot building referred to as the Extravaganza Center located at 3697 Asheville Hwy. (Rt.25), Mountain Home, NC. When the doors open at the start of each sale, the building is stuffed and stacked with an overwhelming assortment of treasures. Routinely, a sale will offer antique furniture, china, silver, jewelry, paintings, sculptures, lighting, pottery, rugs, books, toys, tools, crafts, contemporary pieces, and collectibles.
This Sale features:
Furniture including 19th C. Mahogany Lift-Top Desk/ Cabinet, Vintage Oak Ladies Writing Desk, Secretary Bookcase, Corner Curio Cabinets, Victorian Marble top dressers, Vintage Oak China Curio Cabinets, Victorian Marble top Demilune Foyer Cabinet, 19th C. Walnut & Burl Bookcase, 19th C. French Display Cabinet, Victorian Carved Marble Top Washstand, 195h C. English Secretary Hutch, Primitive Washstand, Primitive Feed Bin, Oak Console Table, Cedar Chests, Mahogany Dressers & Vanities, Contemporary Dresser & Nightstands, Small Mahogany Secretary Desk, Maple "Anchor" Chest of Drawers, Maple China Hutch, Wood benches, Metal & Glass Demilune Table, Painted Armoire Dresser, Hall Tree/ Umbrella Stand, Small Oak Dining Table, English Oak Secretary/ Bookshelf, Primitive Pie Safe, Primitive Glass Cabinet, Vintage Bakers Rack, Ornate Walnut Mirror-Front Armoire, Piecrust Tables, Hand Painted Chests, Pine Dresser, Vintage Oak Round Dining Table & Chairs, Hoosier Cabinet, Headboards, Victorian Marble Top Parlor Tables, Small Oak Roll-Top Desk, Folding Pie Servers, Mahogany Spinet Desk, Mahogany Double Pedestal Desk, Faux-painted Chests, Marble Top Humidor, Oriental Side Chest, metal benches, Upholstered chairs, loads of side chairs, Wrought Iron Corner Shelf, 1800's Pine Stand, Chinese Carved Nesting Tables, children's rockers, Inlaid end tables, contemporary Pine Table & chairs, Lift-Top Pine Work Desk, Contemporary Kitchen Hutch, Glass Top Tea Cart, Craft Log Bench, glass front cabinets, primitive cabinets & tables, Outdoor Metal Work, Wicker Furniture, and much more....
Advertising items including: Rit Dye Cabinet, Putnam Dyes Cabinet, Rare & Early Fanning Fields Farm Fletcher Milk Bottle and Arcadia Dairy Farm Asheville Milk Bottle, & Hanfords Balsam of Myrrh Wood Cabinet.
Jewelry: we have the privilege of offering fine designer & studio gemstone, gold, silver & costume jewelry covering all periods of design.
Other Treasures including: NC Pottery, Lustreware, Brasstown Carvings, Enamelware, Chintz, Tea Leaf Lustre, Bisque Figures, Bird collectibles, Royal Rudolstadt, Mason's Ironstone Transferware, Flow Blue, Hens on Nest glass novelties, Ruby souvenir glassware, Fairy Lamp Collection, perfumes, Heisey Glass, Tole Trays, Ecuadorian Mardigras Masks, Decorative metal work, Folk Art, 19th C. Etchings, Morgan Seascape, Mirrors, Lamps of all types, Pipe Collection, Oil Paintings by local artists & others including a Celis Oil Painting, Atkinson Fox Prints, Silver Plate Tea Sets, Villeroy & Boch Crystal Stemware, loads of Depression Glass, large Antique Clock Collection, Hotel Vintage Pewter serving pieces, Brazilian stone sculptures, collectible Vintage Telephones, carved Buddhas, Sculptures, Vintage Scientific Scale, Porcelain Salt Box, Fiesta, Vintage Kitchen, Yellow Ware, large Salt & Pepper Collection, Coors Pottery, Blue Willow Holiday Collectible, Oyster Plate, Disney Collect
ibles, German Stein Collection, Haviland & Limoges China, Higgins Glass, Glass Dolphin Collection, Lenox China Collection, Ethnic Folk Art, Delft, Milk Glass Collection, Hull Pottery, glass decanters, Cake Plate Collection, Occupied Japan, Weller, Peters & Reed Pottery, Brush McCoy, Wall Pockets, Watt Pottery, Jadite, Swanky Swigs, Dresdens, Steuben, Lalique, Stoneware crocks & jugs, White House Bottle Collection, Bird House Collection, Hanging Lamps, Carnival Glass, Flower Frogs, Advertising items, Oriental Rugs, Paper Ephemera, Vintage Purse & Evening Bag Collection, large quantity Jewelry, Belleck Collection, Vintage Toys, Dolls, Sterling Flatware & Holloware, Waterford, Shearwater, Hummel Collection, Limoge Figural Box Collections, Bakelite, Longberger Basket Collection, Vintage Watches & Lighters, Postcard & Scrapbook Albums, 100's of Books, & Estate Linens. Boxes are still being emptied with unknown treasures.
There's literally something for everyone; prices for the wide variety of merchandise range from items tagged for less than a dollar to antiques priced a several thousand dollars.
OUR FORMAT
All Extravaganzas have a four-day format, each day of the sale having its own features.
Friday - Many buyers arrive at the sale site early to lay claim to a position to get an entry number to be issued at 1:30 p.m. At 12:00 Noon, the outdoor tables will open under a 300 s.f. canopy for all to shop. With 100s of great items available, shoppers have fun rummaging through the boxes to find appealing deals while waiting for the building to open. At 2:00 p.m., the Annex opens and shoppers are rewarded with more amazing treasures to grab. And, at 3:00 p.m, the main building opens. Those shoppers with numbers enter in order of their numbers; others arrive simply when they can and stroll into the building. The sale is open until 8:00 p.m. so that those who have to work during the day can still make it to the sale.
Saturday- The sale opens at 9:00 a.m. There are no numbers and Saturday shoppers are attracted to the thousands of items available. The people congestion is noticeably reduced, providing less crowded aisles and shorter checkout lines, and door prizes are mixed into the day. The doors close at 5:00 pm. Beginning at noon, Mr. Hatch will be holding the appraisal fair under the large tent for all to attend. Find out what your family heirlooms are really worth and contribute to an important cause at the same time.
Sunday - Shoppers are lined up again to gain the earliest possible entry into the building for half-price shopping. The sale opens at 1:00 p.m. and runs until 5:00 p.m. With so much available for sale, thousands of unsold great finds await Sunday deal seekers.
Monday - From 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m., bargain day arrives with prices below half-price. The TEAM'S mission is to empty the building, so the deals are exciting.
Directions to the Extrav Center - 3697 Asheville Highway (Route 25) Mountain Home, NC
From I-26 : Take exit 44 (old exit 13).South on Asheville Highway 2.2 miles.We're on the right, across from the Mountain Home Fire Department.
Between Wickins Drive and Ripley Ave., on Asheville Highway.
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Tom's Café will be open in the parking lot Friday, Saturday, and Sunday with cold drinks, grilled hotdogs, sandwiches, and other treats.
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