HOORAY, we love Sale Day(s)!

10110 Fontana

**just east of 101st Terrace and Roe.

Monday, April 13 ………….. 7:30a to 5p (3-5p @ 25% off)

Tuesday, April 14 ………… 8a to noon @ 50% off

A pair of so-sweet white twin headboards, Thomasville dining table w 2 leaves and 6 cream upholstered seat chairs, matching hutch and credenza buffet, Broyhill chest of drawers …

STOW-DAVIS 2 drawer desk, red office chair …

Two salmon-tone wingback chairs, Whitney gate-leg table w 4 spindle back chairs, Hickory cream 3 cush sofa, Drexel dresser/credenza with mirror, corner desk and chest (ala Ethan Allen) …

Set of heavy creamy-white furniture ~ couch, loveseat, side table, cushy-book-reading-chair and otto and coffee table … whitewashed rattan glass-top table with 4 matching chairs …

8 foot “Property of School Cafeterias” antique table, Several club chairs, several “sand me down and love me up” pieces of furniture, set of 6 new upholstered card table chairs, a 3-pc white corner shelf unit …

Tables fulla stuff … set of 6 vintage FIREKING green coffee mugs (and no, they’re not 10 cents!), wall mirrors, 3 old crate/trunks, 4 small Nancy Anne dolls …

A bit of gold and sterling jewelry and some basic costume jewelry, lotsa basic handbags, boxes of cookbooks, colorful fruit dishes, set of Williams Sonoma blue/white ‘wheat’ bowls …

Euro-Pro Rotisserrie Convection oven, lots of glassware, CDs, Noritake coffee cups, pots and pans and KENMORE microwave, appliances, board games ~ a few ‘60’s toys, small box of train miscellany …

Kenmore sidexside fridge (water-ice in door), medium size baker’s rack, Brookstone towel warmer, 20’ aluminum ladder, hand and some power tools …

Boooooks; boxes and boxes and shelves full, old and new, hard and soft, antique Bible, many ‘70’s yearbooks … Queen size pillow-top mattress set …

Some vintage dresses, boxes of Christmas decorations, Compaq computer monitor, full size vintage bed springs (I’ve seen y’all do Fabulous thing with those things!), old croquet set …

If you’re under 50-ish, you can skip this paragraph ~

Raise your hand if you remember the ‘70’s when we used to write to ANY company that made ANY sticker and would request that they send us ANY sticker they had that we would put on ANY notebook or binder to increase our cool-factor. I LOVED opening the box and flashing back to opening an envelope, addressed to me, from STP, Bank Americard, Schlitz (teachers loved that) … check out the pic and flashback yourself 🙂

TORO lawnmower, 2 sturdy 3 shelf units, TORO Rake & Vac, CRAFTSMAN gas blower, CRAFTSMAN chainsaw (tell those tree limbs who’s boss), KARCHER power washer …

20-or-so vintage fishing lures, a few poles and a net to catch “the big one” in …

round wrought iron table and 4 barrel chairs, ping pong table, Ford/Dole and Goldwater hats, vintage Singer Sewing Machine …

newer nice n’ basic KENMORE washer, older gas dryer, BRUNSWICK pool table with cues, set of vintage pool balls, many headboards, stereo equipment, albums, a few 45s …

And 200 or so 1970’s-ish baseball cards. Ahh, the days of going to the “new” Royals Stadium. Not to see the game, of course, but to hang over the wall and chat it up with The George ~ we were so ‘crushed’ on him we pooled our money and give him a box of Dubble Bubble gum. Uber geeks. So while BB cards aren’t necessarily ‘valuable’, they trigger the little slots in our brains that hold some of those cherished memories that are as sweet and soft as a summer breeze, and that is definitely more precious than profit 🙂

And raise your hand if you had a pair of Cookie Rojas blue Keds tennis shoes 🙂