An eclectic collection of American and German décor.
A lot of beautiful things in the house, along with many things in the garage
Enjoy the pictures on our sale's page HERE
We hope to see you there, rain or shine! We appreciate your business
T

I like to make my ads more personable by letting you know where the items for the sale came from. These things came from a very interesting man.

Copied from MR. JERRY DILTS Obituary

In 1964, Mr. Dilts created the Lion's Head English Pub, the singular Buckhead bar and restaurant that became the template for five decades of Northside night life. His enduring love of opera -- he had sung roles in local productions, including Florestan in Beethoven's Fidelio -- led him to build friendships with artists and managers of the Metropolitan Opera in New York. When segregation laws prohibited the cast of the Metropolitan Opera from eating in Atlanta restaurants, Mr. Dilts hosted an Opening Night party at the Lion's Head for the cast and company during one of its appearances on tour during the late 1960s. He wore black tie to escort the star of Aida, Leontyne Price, into his pub.
Shortly after beginning the Lion's Head, he launched Jerry Dilts Catering. With the arrival of David J. MacGilvray in 1980, the business was rechristened Jerry Dilts and Associates. Mr. MacGilvray soon took over supervising the food operations, while Mr. Dilts managed everything else for what quickly became one of Atlanta's premier catering companies.
Mr. Dilts served as the Ansley Park Architectural Consultant and on the community's Governing Board during the 1960s and 1970s. He was a Member of the Cathedral of St. Philip and the Cherokee Town and Country Club. He sang tenor in the chorus for the Atlanta Symphony's summer series performances and was a member of the Huff & Puffs, a local men's choir. He was also noted in the 1967 listings of Outstanding Atlantans and was one of the initiators of the Atlanta Ski Club. Mr. Dilts was a long-time supporter of the arts and a particular patron of the Atlanta Opera, the Atlanta Symphony, the Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation, and the Atlanta Preservation Society.
 
I hope you enjoy the pictures and  find some things you just can't live without on our Facebook page
 
We hope to see you there and we appreciate your business
T.

When viewing the pictures, you will understand why we titled this sale the way we did.
We have some very cool things to offer up for sale. The Items at the sale include but are not limited to the following:
●Polage Art invented in 1967 by Austine Wood-Comarow, MS Camarow passed away in 2020
●Native American Headress
●Native American Totem Pole
●Solid wood queen size bed
●Solid wood chest of drawers
● Chrome shelving units
●Corner Metal Computer Desk
●Wood Computer Desk
●Brown Leather Sofa
●Brown Leather Reclliner
●Green LazyBoy Recliner
●Antique/vintage foreign dolls
●Antique organ
●Brilliant tapestry
●Beatles poster
●Antique record cabinet
●Records
●Pottery
●tools AND MUCH MORE

​Pictures will be posted on our Facebook Page

As usual, we hope to see you at this sale, and we most certainly appreciate your business!
Sincerely,
 T