The Next Zoe TeBeau Estate Sale is in Upland! Modernism blends with American Primitive

Home is full of beautiful furnishings and décor. A number of the antique pieces are from the period of what is referred to as “American Primitive or American country furniture.”

History lesson: American Primitive refers to a time frame of mid 1700’s and early 1800’s. Before the era of mass production/Industrial Revolution. All hand made without power tools. Interesting carpentry techniques in dovetail and mortise-and-tenon joints. Typically built regionally by the farmer’s themselves to suite their wives and family’s needs to make their home functional and comfortable. They used the resources that were immediately available to them such as the local types of wood.

Their tastes were conservative and this is why this style blends today with the Modernism look.
Bucket benches which were also used as “rooster runs” or perches,
dry sinks on cabinets which make for great bars,
drop leaf harvest tables, settles or pews,
dough boxes on stands,
candle boxes,
#1 Enterprise Coffee grinder,
Windsor style bird cage and bow back side chairs,
Ralph Lauren leather “Writer’s Lounge Chair” w/ottoman,
pool table with recent felt top replacement and all accessories,
newer side by side Samsung refrigerator,
newer and very nice twin and queen mattress,
iron double bed frame.

The more contemporary furniture brand names include Stickley, Hooker, Conant and Ball, Sterling House. Most upholstered items are custom made. New and in box Toshiba 43″ TV. A number of authentic Equipales Mexican chairs and tables for your Cantina or patio. Brown Jordan pool lounges, a lot of beautiful mature plants, succulents and cacti. lots of great garage and kitchen things and all the usual fun stuff.