Showing posts with label sewing machine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sewing machine. Show all posts

Saturday, December 3, 2011

Silent Auction now through Friday, December 23rd!

The Living Room Consignment & Tea is trying something new! Our first Silent Auction!

In addition to our consignment sales, we are offering a variety of handpicked items at auction.

The current auction runs now through Friday, December 23rd, so come by, enjoy a tea, coffee, or hot chocolate while you peruse and contemplate your bid.
Winning bidders will be notified after 4 pm on Friday, December 23rd and will have 1 week to pay and collect their treasures

First in line, a pre-1900 Eldredge C treadle sewing machine in very good condition. Look at the stylish curved drawers in this beautiful drophead cabinet:




We're adding more items to the auction, so stay tuned, visit often, and/or check our silent auction web page, or our Silent Auction gallery on Picasa:

SILENT AUCTION at The Living Room Consignment & Tea

Saturday, June 12, 2010

Spotlight on New Treasures

Here are a handful of goodies that deserve your attention. They're on our flickr site, but in case you haven't been there lately, or missed these in the wealth stored there, here they are in the blog spotlight:

childs baby buggy
A child's baby buggy for a favorite doll. This is a faithful reproduction, not antique. Without my tape measure here, I recall it's about 30 inches long, maybe 18" high at the basket edge.

Rustic Mexican shelf
A rustic pine shelf, made in Mexico. In our shop, this not-new but like-new bookcase is less than half the price of new.

Singer sewing machine reproduction
Margo got this set up and oiled today, so we know it can sew. Again, a faithful reproduction, not an antique.

Cupcakes by Anne Marie
Anne Marie's Treats are so cute and so cleverly packaged, more than one customer has asked if they are real cupcakes. Yes, they are real! We're keeping our cupcake price low to reward our hard-working shoppers...after 3 strolls around the store they are still discovering new treasures to exclaim over.