The estate of the late Dr. Ted Clemens and Mrs. Jen Clemens

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Saturday, 10 July, from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
(Numbers for orderly admission handed out from 8:00 a.m.
We’ll admit customers — per their ticket numbers —
 in increments of twenty-five at a time
until the crowd dies down somewhat.)

Sunday, 11 July, from noon to 3:00 p.m.
(Numbers for orderly admission handed out from 11:00 a.m.
We’ll admit customers — per their ticket numbers —
in increments of twenty-five at a time
until the crowd dies down somewhat.)

MASK STILL REQUIRED FOR ENTRANCE.
(We’ll have a limited supply of free masks on hand
for those patrons who forget their masks.)

PLEASE park along Harden Drive or Glenbrook Drive, 
as Harden Court will fill up quickly.
(This house sits at the end of a tight cul de sac.
Those who block neighbors’ driveways or mailboxes?
They WILL be towed — no mercy. No exceptions.
Either park legally and politely, else please go to another sale.
We will not tolerate those who block driveways and mailboxes. Period.)

Meissen, Herend (“Rothschild Bird”), Baccarat, Steuben,Orrefors, Kosta, Boehm, Ceralene Raynaud “Vieux Chine,” Lalique, Sabino, Block, a Chinese Aubusson-type wool rug, two small Karastan rugs, Baker and Drexel furniture, oil paintings by Oklahoma artists, Greg Burns lithographs, Oklahoma-related books, a Chinese lacquered coromandel screen, Barker-Ellis and other silverplated pieces, Waterford, sterling, costume jewelry, Simpich, a heavy 18K bracelet from Hong Kong, a heavy 14K rope chain, sterling and rosewood salts (likely high end Mexican),
St. Louis, Iittala, Blenko, Wedgwood, Minton, Portmeirion “Botanic Garden,” Spode “Christmas Tree,” much more. Fine clocks, American Brilliant Period cut glass, a modern Maria Theresa-style crystal chandelier (may only be removed by a licensed electrician), a deep freeze, much more.

Cash only on showcase items.
(You’ll pay directly for showcase purchases at the showcase itself.)
All other purchases? Cash or credit/debit.
(We do not accept checks.)
Oklahoma City police officer on duty throughout sale.
Home equipped with a monitored security system.
Tax-exempt? You must bring and submit a physical copy
of your currrent and valid tax exemption permit,
else Oklahoma City sales tax of 8.625% will be collected when you check out.
(We do not “keep numbers on file,” nor do we allow patrons to “borrow others’ tax exemption numbers.

Inspect your purchases before checking out, as all sales will be final.

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