Estate sale in Redford, MI: Nov 7–8
| When | Sat, Nov 7 – Sun, Nov 8 · 10:00 AM–4:00 PM |
| Where | Redford, MI 48240 (exact address not listed yet) |
| Run by | DuLayne Transitions, LLC |
What the photos show
North Redford house and garage sale of 60+ years. Notable pieces are a vintage Heintz Potato Chips tin, Prince Albert, Monarch and Rumford advertising tins, antique brass carbide miner's lamps, a framed landscape print in an ornate frame, a Polaroid Land camera, binoculars in a box, and a leather-cased vintage camera.
Items spotted in the photos
39 items identified from the listing photos.
| Item | Similar on eBay |
|---|---|
| Advertising tins incl. Prince Albert, Monarch and Rumford, insect repellent bottle | — |
| Antique brass carbide miner's lamps | — |
| Binoculars lot in box | — |
| Blue onion pattern ceramic pitcher and basin set | — |
| Cadillac Brand typewriter carbon paper tin, vintage | — |
| Capewell Horse Nail Co. 25 lb wooden nail crate, No. 7 nails, Hartford Conn. (late 19th/early 20th century) | — |
| Cast iron wall-mounted match striker 'Matches Are Cheaper Than Gas' advertising | — |
| Clear pressed glass covered candy dish with ribbed fluted lid and finial, mid-20th century | — |
| Crotzer's Effervescent Bromo-Mint with Caffeine bottle, vintage pharmacy | — |
| Diamond brand vintage leather camera case with Diamond logo, containing a vintage compact film camera and lens | — |
| Durkee's Famous Imported Paprika 1 oz tin, Gilden, vintage | — |
| Edgeworth Extra High Grade tobacco tin, turquoise, vintage | — |
| Framed oil-style landscape print of coastal village with thatched cottages and sea view, ornate gilt composite frame | — |
| Fujica STX-1N 35mm SLR film camera with Fuji X-Fujinon 50mm f/1.9 lens and original leather case | — |
| Gray chenille upholstered recliner chair | — |
| Hand-painted Mexican folk art wooden trinket bowl | — |
| Heintz Potato Chips tin and carbide miner's lamps | — |
| Heintz Potato Chips vintage yellow and red tin canister with Heintz Trade Mark logo and waitress/girl graphic | — |
| Kodak Ektralite 10 camera outfit in original box, built-in electronic flash, made in USA, 1970s-80s | — |
| Large turned wooden serving bowl, walnut or cherry, hand-turned with visible grain, possibly Dansk or Danish modern style | — |
| Lot of 2 Monarch Breakfast Cocoa tins, Reid, Murdoch & Co. Chicago, 16 oz, early 1900s | — |
| Lot of 4 vintage black binoculars with leather straps, some with Kodak-branded case | — |
| Lot of 4 vintage porro prism binoculars, black rubber armored, mixed brands (partially legible markings, possibly Tasco/Bushnell style) with cardboard box | — |
| Marigold carnival glass sugar bowl with rose pattern and beaded rim, double handles, c. 1910s-1920s | — |
| Pair of mid-century ceramic sombrero figurines (black hats, Mexican-style, possibly Napco) | — |
| Pink depression glass covered sugar bowl with handles, hobnail pattern | — |
| Polaroid Land camera | — |
| Polaroid Land Camera vintage flashcube instant camera with built-in flash bar | — |
| Prince Albert tobacco tin, red, pocket-size, vintage | — |
| Red Wing stoneware 6 gallon crock with blue crown stamp | — |
| Robinson Ransbottom Roseville Ohio stoneware crock bottom, 1 gallon, salt-glazed utility crock | — |
| Rumford Baking Powder tin, red, 4 oz with embossed lid | — |
| Vintage black and gold mariachi figurine with sombrero, ceramic (possibly Napco-style Mexican figurine, 1950s-60s) | — |
| Vintage Blue Onion pattern creamer and saucer, cobalt blue and white porcelain | — |
| Vintage brass pedestal smoking stand with glass ashtray tray and arched handle | — |
| Vintage ceramic deer head vase, matte tan glaze | — |
| Vintage ceramic figurine of boy with pink hat and red pants, mid-century (possibly Napco or Lefton) | — |
| Vintage gray Polaroid-style instant camera or flash unit with carry handle | — |
| Vintage white woven porcelain basket with applied peach rose flowers and green leaves, likely Italian Capodimonte-style or Belleek-style floral basket | — |
Before you go
Item names come from our analysis of the listing photos, so they can be wrong, and eBay figures are the median recent sold price of similar items, not what this sale will charge. The best pieces usually go in the first hour of the first day. Check the organizer's listing for last-minute changes. More sales in Redford.
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