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Packed House with International Collection-Part II

estate sale•3 day sale •sale is over

Address The address for this sale in Alexandria, VA 22308 will no longer be shown since it has already ended.

Dates

Fri

May 14

9am to 3pm

2021

Sat

May 15

8:30am to 3pm

2021

Sun

May 16

8:30am to 1pm

2021

Terms

Precautions for Covid-19 will be in place with limited number of people allowed into the sale at one time; social distancing enforced; and masks are required. We ask for your patience during these trying times.
*Sign-Up Board Posted at 7-7:30 am THE FIRST MORNING OF THE SALE.

*Cash, Checks and Credit Cards accepted.
*We are unable to do returns or exchanges. So, please, try it on, turn it on and check the internet for its value.
*All items must be picked up by the end of the sale.
*Shoplifters will be prosecuted when caught.
*If you open a boxed item, PLEASE put the item back into the box.
*If possible, leave the kids at home, otherwise please watch them and don’t let them run through house unsupervised.
*No public Bathrooms available.
Picture Disclaimer: Pictures of the items we expect to sell at the estate sale are posted approximately a week before the family reviews the sale. There may be situations where the family asks for items to be pulled after pictures have been taken. If you are looking for a specific item and are coming from a distance, we ask that you contact us to inquire.

ALL ITEMS WILL BE 50% OFF ON SUNDAY - AND ALL FURNITURE WILL BE 60% OFF. THERE MAY BE OTHER DISCOUNTS THROUGHOUT THE DAY.

Armchairs

Artwork

Asian Items

Autoharp

Baking items

Bamboo trays

Barware

Baskets

Bedroom sets

Books

Bronzeware

Candles

Cedar chests

Chairs

Challenge coins

China

Costume jewelry

Day Beds

Desks

Dishes

Drop-leaf desk

Electronics

Entertaining Items

Exercise equipment

Fireplace accessories

Fort Hunt Yearbooks

Games

Garden ornaments

Gardening Items

Glassware

Hand-carved African animals

Handicapped items

Hats

Hawaiian Items

Maile Duggan raised a family and supported the career of her husband, Colonel Lawrence Duggan, facing the unique challenges that come with a life constantly on the move through tours of duty in Vietnam, Japan, Germany, Thailand, Virginia, North Carolina, and Florida. She found her true home in Alexandria Virginia, where she thrived in a career as a Real Estate agent and Education Specialist at Fort Belvoir. Always active in the community, she served as a Fairfax County Elections Official, USO volunteer at Fort Belvoir, and Board Member of Southeast Fairfax Development Corporation. Maile wreaked so much havoc at the Fairfax County Citizens Police Academy in 2007, that she returned in 2009 for an encore.

Always proud of her Hawaiian heritage, "Auntie" Maile was active in Hawaiian communities in both Hawai'i and on the East Coast. Former President of the Kamehemeha Schools Alumni Association (East Coast Region), she was active with the Daughters of Hawai'i, a founding member of Ke Ali'i Maka'ainana (Hawaiian Civic Club, Washington, DC Chapter), and the Hawai'i State Society. Maile was also an avid student of Hawaiian culture, refining her ukulele and hula skills as a student and former Board Member of Halau O'Aulani where she studied more than two decades. The last memory most of Maile’s family share, is her surprising a dozen loved ones by performing a hula to “White Christmas” during a virtual family reunion in late December.

Hawaiian decorations

Hawaiian fabric

Hawaiian books

Holiday decorations

Kitchen appliances

Lamps

Linens

Metal file cabinets

Military (pins, awards, ephemera, statues, plaques and more)-SECOND SALE

Colonel Duggan’s military career spanned 30 years in a wide variety of assignments. He can talk about the nuances of commanding a M-60 main battle tank, show you his Kenyan Parachute Badge, show off a picture of him suited up in the back of an F-4 Phantom, or reflect on the time he spent in the desert with King Hussein of Jordan coordinating joint military exercises. He takes great pride in having earned his green beret, serving with distinction with US Special Forces everywhere from the jungles of Vietnam in 1963 to commanding officer of the 5th Special Forces Group in 1985 in Fort Bragg, NC. During one of his tours of Vietnam he was wounded in combat, earning his Purple Heart and reducing his rib count by one. He also served in many other capacities including Special Forces detachment commander in Okinawa Japan, tank commander for the 3rd Armored Division in Germany, staff positions in Thailand and The Pentagon in Washington DC, and culminating his career as commander of Special Operations Command Central in Tampa, FL where he retired in 1990.

Mirrors

Mugs

Nats memorabilia

Office supplies

Pianos

Pitchers

PLANTS!

Plastic Storage Bins

Portable bar

Pots and pans

Purses

Rattan chests