Mel & Company Household Sale

Country Style and Quilting in Irondequoit Clean Well Kept 58 Year Residence 

    This fine woman knew what she enjoyed and she enjoyed needlework - quilting specifically -

while surrounding herself with quality country inspired furnishings and antiques.

58 years is a long time so expect to find curiosities from then 'til now.

   Lady loved fabric! Oh my, did she!  Unconscionable quantity of fine fabric neatly folded and sized.

If you are looking for something special it may be here. Collected over a lifetime.

Since sewing is the subject, all implements of the craft will be here including a Singer Featherweight,

with scarce early American cabinet. Table top loom. Tons of scissors, thread, needles, and other accessories.

  Quality furniture includes Stickley bedroom set, Ethan Allen tables and stands,

Pilgrim Pine dining room with harvest table. American Heritage radio, other audio, lamps and lighting, books,

household, and holiday including Byers Choice. There are tools in the basement,

yard tools in the garage including several ladders,as well as  patio/ lawn furniture,

hay rack planters so much more. Full kitchen features vintage to modern from

Fiesta plates to  Cuisinart cookware. 

   Lady loved country decorating, primitives and paint were her thing. Offered will be churns, baskets, boxes,

chests, cupboards, tables, stands, tole, pewter, stoneware including decorated Burger 4 gallon, goat cart,

spool cabinets, crates, canning and milk jars, tools and treen. Many primitive inspired lamps. Bottle collection. 

Many nautical decorations including several pond boats.

   China, crystal, art glass, art pottery and sterling silver to be had, also multiple guitars, toys including Lionel,

Tonka, and a charming Grand Dads Toys 

 train. Quantity of sports cards and records with 78's, 45's, and LP's. His and hers clothing. 

Nice selection of Red Cliff Ironstone.  

                    Photos do not reflect quantity, there is a lot here.

Easy to get to Off Lake Shore Boulevard in Irondequoit.