Bel Air Home Filled With Timeless Classics

An Estate Sale of Rare Beauty & Timeless Objects

Many FREE and discounted items. Big deals for bundles of Media: CDs, Cassettes & Books of all varieties. Reel to Reel and other vintage high quality Akai audio equipment available for deep discounts. Photography, art, prints, and high end dark room equipment. Bicycle, couch, ottomans, speakers, sneakers, dress shoes (Ferragamo), too much to name. The entire contents of the house are virtually for sale.

Thursday, April 3rd - ONE DAY ONLY. 10am - 230pm. Plenty of street parking.

In the quiet unfolding of a March morning, amid the soft hush of curtains and the golden slant of antique lamplight, we invite you into a home where time has folded in upon itself. Each item is a memory, each corner a chapter. This is not a sale—it is a promenade through eras, sentiments, and forgotten worlds.



What awaits your discovery:

• Art & Prints: Works that whisper the language of light, from pastoral reveries to abstract expressions, framed with care and contemplation.

• Cameras & Electronics: Devices once held with reverence, ready to record laughter, longing, or the fleeting hush of twilight on a lover’s face.

• Jewelry: Trinkets and talismans, some delicate as a sigh, others bold as an exclamation—each with its own silent history.

• Lamps: Illuminators of secrets and shadows, bearing the patina of long and lovely evenings.

• Dressers & Furniture: Carved with the patience of hands now vanished, these pieces still breathe dignity and warmth.

• Books (17th Century to Present): Rare editions, dog-eared novels, leather-bound tomes. French classics rest beside forgotten philosophers—each page a portal.

• Kitchenware & China: Porcelain and pottery, shaped by domestic ritual; remnants of dinners where conversations lingered long after dessert.

• Bar Ware: Crystal decanters, cocktail tools, and stemware—echoes of spirited laughter and clinking glasses.

• Bags & Vintage Suitcases: Well-traveled companions of journeys taken, stitched with mystery and the dust of foreign train stations.

• Vintage Clothing: Silhouettes of another age, fragrant with history, elegance, and quiet rebellion.

• Objects of the East and Nile: Japanese art and Egyptian relics—small shrines to the eternal and exotic.

• Ephemera: Letters, postcards, and printed fragments of lives that once unfolded slowly and with care.

• Tools: Instruments of creation and repair, worn smooth by calloused hands, still ready to shape and mend.

• Bags, Wallets & Purses: Carriers of lives and letters, of lipstick and lists. Leather worn soft by habit and history.



This estate is not merely visited—it is experienced. Come, lose yourself for a moment in someone else’s life. You may find, as Proust once did, that the past is never truly gone—it merely waits to be touched again.