ERIN GOSEER MITCHELL MYSTERY ESTATE SALE SATURDAY MARCH 16TH 9A-1P

ONE DAY ONLY!! CA$H ONLY PLEASE!

ADDRESS: 8630 S BENETT  MARCH 16TH  9AM-1PM!

VINTAGE FURNITURE DEALERS, 1ST TIMERS, TOOL TIMERS, COLLECTORS, HOMEMAKERS, STUDENTS, DESIGNERS, BOOK WORMS, FRIENDS, FOLLOWERS, FANS! 312.450.9821

Erin Goseer Mitchell 

author of 

Born Colored: Life Before Bloody Sunday and From Colored to Black: A Bittersweet Journey

??MYSTERY ESTATE SALE??

Nestled over in the world renowned Chatham neighborhood sits a lovingly rehabbed, sturdy brick Chicago bungalow. For over 50 years its been home to Civil Rights Activist and author, Erin Goseer Mitchell. Estate Sale Goddess is hosting a "MYSTERY SALE." Come shop and explore this lovely historic home. 1st time attending an estate sale? THANK YOU FOR VISITING Estate Sale Goddess! Remember this sale is CA$H ONLY sale!

Come shop this FUN MYSTERY sale folks! (No photos will be shown, as its a MYSTERY!) 

Although NOT a full house, its got some goodies!! 

Expect:

• RECORDS, RECORDS, RECORDS, RECORDS, RECORDS, RECORDS!!!!!!
• MID CENTURY MODERN FURNITURE
• DINING ROOM MID CENTURY MODERN (KENT COFFEY PERSPECTA)
• COMPLETE BEDROOM MID CENTURY MODERN
• MID CENTURY MODERN 1960'S HIGHBOY (WALNUT) 
• MID CENTURY MODERN 1960'S LOWBOY/CREDENZA (WALNUT)
• MID CENTURY MODERN 1960'S NIGHTSTAND (WALNUT)
• BOOKS, AFRICAN AMERICAN, BLACK BOOKS, MANY UNOPENED.
• POTTERY
• DISHWARE 
• LIGHTING
• TABLE LAMPS
• 3 MID CENTURY MODERN EAMES STYLE CHAIRS
• VINTAGE STAINED GLASS WINDOWS WITH JEWELS
• 2 VINTAGE MID CENTURY MODERN TABLES
• ARTWORK
• LANE SIDE TABLE
• LANE BLANKET CHEST
• ALBUMS, ALBUMS, ALBUMS, ALBUMS, ALBUMS, ALBUMS
• CRYSTAL
• TEA SETS
• KITCHENWARE
• CHROMCRAFT FIBERGLASS CHAIRS (3)
• HUNDREDS OF VINTAGE ALBUMS!
• BASEMENT 
• GARAGE

I will be pricing by the LOT (pile). Don't be afraid, I'll be gentle. CA$H ONLY PLEASE!
Only FURNITURE will be tagged! EVERYTHING PRICED TO MOVE! Come shop this MYSTERY SALE folks!

ONE DAY ONLY!!

*Erin Goseer Mitchell was born in Selma, Alabama. She grew up there and in Fitzgerald, Georgia, one generation before the Civil Rights Movement began. Her stories reveal the insights of a child and the hard-won wisdom of a segregated Deep South survivor. By simply telling the truth about the daily lives of family and friends, Mitchell captures the tyranny upon which the Movement was built.
Erin is a graduate of Spelman College, Atlanta, Georgia, and has a Master of Music Degree from Roosevelt University, Chicago, Illinois. She taught for 38 years in the Chicago Public Schools and upon retirement, began her writing career.

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