Sterling Estate Resolutions presents
an estate sale in Playa Del Rey
8129 Calabar
Playa Del Rey, CA 90293
Saturday, May 26th-9:00 AM-5:00 PM
Sunday, May 27th-9:00 AM-5:00 PM
No presales and early birds please!
A signup sheet will be available.
SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE IN
A CHIC BEACH SIDE HOME!
FEATURING: A sterling and plated tea and serving pieces; fine and costume jewelry; original art by listed artists; collectible mid century lamps and lighting; eclectic and unique Paris flea market finds; books: LP and 78 RPM records, full & king size beds & mattresses; brass and iron headboard with bed frames, and MORE!!
For more information, call Sterling Estate Resolutions
(818) 429-4909 or (310) 684-5426
Photos of select goods can be found via
http://www.estatesales.net/estate-sales/292095.aspx
Terms and Conditions:
This sale is located in a private home. Use caution when walking around. Some parts of the house are not easily handicap accessible. Sterling Estate Resolutions will not be responsible for any injuries or accidents that may occur on or near the estate sale premises. You enter at your own risk. All sales are final with no returns or exchanges. All items will be sold in "as is" condition without warranty. We will only hold items for up to two hours and a non refundable deposit is required. All items sold on a first come - first serve basis. We reserve the right to refuse to sell to anyone upon discretion. No oversized bags or back packs permitted. No children or strollers allowed under discretion. Estate sale staff will not available for heavy lifting or loading of furniture. Delivery is available for a fee. No checks, but all major credit cards are accepted.
Sterling Estate Resolutions presents an estate sale in Playa Del Rey
8129 Calabar Ave
Playa Del Rey CA
90293 See map
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