August 2015

26220 Colonial Dr., Onley, Virginia

Saturday, August 29, 2015

9 A.M. to 4 P.M

One Day Only

The owners of this nice two story home in Onley are downsizing to a smaller home and leaving several Hidden Treasures for us to sell. They loved Country decorating and there are many pieces of hand painted furniture, wall decorations, and art. There is a nice oak table and 4 chairs, some newer “Arts & Crafts” style furniture and a great room size hooked rug. Several boxes were in the attic that we have not unpacked as of this writing, so there will many more treasures to come. If you still need to work on your garden we have a small Craftsman rototiller and several garden tools. For all those who collect the unusual there is a 1950’s gas pump (needs a little TLC) but all the parts are there.The pictures do not tell the whole story so be sure to come and check everything out. It promises to be a fun day for all.

Sign – up sheet for order of admittance to sale available at 8:00 A.M. day of sale.

For directions, click the Google Map.

What an exciting sale we had on July 25 at 4 Alexandria Court in Ocean Pines. Everything was beautiful, clean and almost new.

The crowd at the door was tremendous, almost 75 people waited to enter the sale for a wonderful shopping experience. Only 25 were admitted at 9:00 and everyone else waited patiently until their turn to come in. What a great group of people they were. I really appreciate everyone that waited in the hot weather.

The first part of the sale slowed down around 12:00 and people went home for lunch.

1:00 came and they started lining up for the 2:00 1/2 price sale. At 1:30 the sign up sheet was out and another long list was started. At 2:00 when the door was opened we had another 50 people waiting to take home the bargains.

Everyone was so patient and waited for approvals of credit cards, waited for help to write up their treasures and were just a terrific group of people. The sale was a real pleasure and a great success.

Sunday arrived and the people came to pick up the items that required trucks and trailers. Some more deals were struck and 95 percent of the leftovers were purchased. The remaining 5% were loaded into a pick up truck and taken back to Virginia for a church rummage sale.

When everything was out, the house was vacuumed and swept and the key was returned to the Real Estate Company. The house was now ready for the new owners to take possession.