OKLAHOMA CITY ESTATE SALE
7311 NW 105th Street
Sat., 26 May, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. (Sign-up sheet out at 8 a.m.)
Sun., 27 May, from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. (No sign-up sheet on Sunday.)
Very easy to find -- just west of Hefner Rd. and n. Rockwell.
Turn south onto Mantel off Hefner, then proceed to 105th.
n.b.: As an added bonus for our valued customers,
we've also posted information (map, pics, hours etc.)
about Martha Gragg's sale in Wilemans Belle Isle
on our website's "Upcoming Sales" page.
PRECIOUS METALS AND FIREARMS
NOT ON SITE UNTIL SALE DAY
AT EITHER SALE LOCATION.
The estate of the late Mrs. Lotti Lasseter (née Hirschbürger).
(To read a full bio of the late Mrs. Lasseter,
scroll all the way down to the end of this e-mail.)
This very full Eagle Creek estate sale shall include,
but not be limited to, the following:
a mid-century modern sofa, plus many other pieces
(e.g., chairs, coffee tables, occasional tables, etc.)
in funky, mid-century modern shapes, colors and sizes;
a massive, striking art glass bowl from the "Ikora" line
produced by WMF (Württembergische Metallwarenfabrik);
a wonderful and extensive selection of gold jewelry,
including a 14K tennis bracelet set with diamonds and emeralds,
a German 20 mark (22K) coin in a 14K bezel,
a (Chinese-made) parure of white jade and 14K,
several heavy chains and bracelets in both 14K and 18K,
rings galore (both 14K and 18K, as well as sterling and costume),
plus much, much more;
sterling and costume jewelry alike (much not pictured on website);
Hutschenreuther, Rosenthal, Kaiser and Arzberg china;
several Rosenthal porcelain plates, all designed by Gianni Versace;
vintage vinyl (both 45's and LP's); a Pfaff sewing machine;
vintage clothing; a Broyhill dining table and chairs;
a walnut china cabinet; a very full kitchen;
a fun, kitschy bar (very Sexy Sixties!);
a garage full of small appliances, tools, lawn equipment, and more;
a Kenmore refrigerator/freezer; a Kenmore washer and dryer;
a deep freeze; a Steiff mohair dog; books in both German and English;
ladies' clothing, shoes, boots and accessories in large quantities;
much, much, much more.
COME JOIN US THIS MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND!
TERMS OF SALE:
Police officer on site at all times.
No large purses, please --
small handbags or pocketbooks only, please, ladies.
The home itself will also be for sale; however,
there will be no showings until sale day.
Contact Prudential Alliance realtor Ingrid Young for details.
Checks accepted only with proper identification.
We cooperate fully with
the Oklahoma County District Attorney
in the prosecution of those who write bad checks.
($35.00 returned check fee. No exceptions.)
All items must be removed from the premises
no later than Sunday at 6:00 p.m.
Unattended children shall be marched to Mordor
and sold to the Orcs.
Each dealer must submit a photocopy of his or her
current and valid tax exemption permit,
else sales tax shall be charged. (No exceptions.)
Sealed bids shall be collected at the front desk throughout Saturday,
but only on those items priced at $100.00 and above.
Bids shall be called after the close of the sale on Saturday afternoon.
(Please remember: a bid is a legally binding contract,
and shall be treated as such.)
We'll have a "sold" table on site for your convenience; however,
we ask that you be courteous to the estate,
to us, and to your fellow customers
and not place items on this table,
have them tagged as "sold," nor placed on your ticket
until you have fully committed to purchasing them.
The blocking of the neighbors' driveways
shall result in ticketing or towing --
ABSOLUTELY NO EXCEPTIONS.
Staff does not wrap, haul or deliver.
(Please don't ask us to make an exception.)
Two great sales coming up in June --
one in Summerfield and one near Nichols Hills.
Just keep your eyes on the "Upcoming Sales" page
of OkcEstateSales.com for details.
Please feel free to forward this information on
to friends, family members and colleagues.
If someone you know would like to receive free e-notices
about our upcoming estate sales all across Oklahoma,
simply have him or her log on to OkcEstateSales.com
and place his or her e-mail address into the box marked
"Would you like to receive e-mails about upcoming estate sales?"
(This box is in the left-hand margin of each page on our website.)
BIOGRAPHY:
Lotti Elisabeth Hirschbürger-Lasseter
was born in Kassel, Germany, in 1933.
Her father, a physician well known throughout Hesse-Kassel,
and her mother, originally a seamstress to a couturier in Berlin,
shielded Lotti, their only child,
through the worst of the Third Reich years.
(Lotti -- called "Mama Lotti" by friend & family later in life --
often told stories about the Allied bombings of Kassel
that occurred sporadically between 1942 and 1945.)
Lotti married an American soldier in 1949;
she emigrated to the United States with her new husband
to his hometown of Abilene, Texas in 1953.
The young couple divorced a decade later.
After three years of remaining single,
Lotti met, fell in love with and married
Mobil Oil executive Clarence Lasseter in 1966.
The two traveled around the world for the next nineteen years,
as Mr. Lasseter's job required a great deal of travel.
Mr. Lasseter died unexpectedly in 1985.
Lotti was never the same thereafter.
She worked hard to finally achieve full U.S. citizenship in 1993 --
something that her late second husband would have loved.
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