Everything but the House

As you know, I love visiting the flea markets in New York and Paris.  I love searching for vintage treasures and antiques but I don’t have the time to go that often. (That’s my gallery wall of art above.) Now flea market style comes to me, and you, in the form of online estate sales on Everything but the House.

Here’s how it works, anyone can contact EBTH to sell a collection then their staff does all the work cataloging and photographing the items which are up for auction for seven days with a starting bid of $1. If you win, the item is shipped directly to you. Unlike a lot of online auction sites, you can always find great bargains.

As the name  Everything but the House suggests, the sales include everything for your home except the actual house. I’ve found great art, furniture, china, flatware, crystal, and even automobiles.  I’ve seen vintage Mercedes Benz cars go for very low final bids.

To give you an idea of the inventory on  Everything but the House, I’ve put together a few of my favorite finds from this week’s auctions.

Happy Bidding!
Rebecca Barker Signed Acrylic Painting “In the Country”

Vintage Swedish Gustavian Style Armchairs

Baroque Style Distressed Wood Chandelier

20th Century Four Panel Hand Painted Canvas Screen

Set of Antique Continental Neoclassical Chairs

Large 19th Century English Breakfast Table

Copeland “Spode’s Tower” Blue and White Transferware, Platters and Bowls

Twelve Vintage Meridien Knives with Sterling Ferrules and Mother of Pearl Handles

19th Century English Staffordshire King Charles Spaniels, Two Pair and A Single

Pair Folding Teak Lounge Chairs

Vintage Pierre Cardin Backgammon Set

Vintage Iconic Louis Vuitton Duffle Bag

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