Cinco Ranch Button King Home: Clowns, Rifles, Workshop Tools and Crystal
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This Heritage Grand home in Cinco Ranch is built around a button and sewing collection, and the rooms around it are just as full. Shelves of painted and ceramic clown figures lead into firearms, a working garage workshop, closets of clothing, and stacks of china, crystal, and glass.
Clown figurines fill the open shelves, from seated ceramic figures to rows of painted characters. Carded toys, children's books, records, board games, and holiday decorations are mixed through the living spaces. Closets are hung with jackets, sweaters, and handbags, and shelves hold folded clothing, fabrics, and linens. An iron bed is dressed with a quilt, with wood nightstands and a burl-wood cabinet among the furniture.
Several rifles are set out with soft cases, and a drum kit is assembled in a side room. The garage workshop holds a drill press, power tools, hand tools, hardware organizers, and a workbench. The kitchen and dining areas include a manual meat slicer, boxed knife sets, a marked Royal Worcester Bridal Lace bone china service, a blue-and-white floral dinner set, cut-crystal pitchers and boxes, pressed glass, and fish-motif platters.
Enter at your own risk. The company is not responsible for accidents or injuries. If you buy it, you move it. Staff can refer a few movers, and they do not load purchases for you.
Children under 16 are not allowed. Food and drinks stay outside. There is no public restroom, and strollers are not permitted.
Payment is cash, Visa, American Express, Mastercard, or Discover. Every sale is final, with no exchanges and no refunds. Look over each piece before you pay. Prices are not given out before the sale opens.
Park on the street. Do not park in the driveway, and do not block neighboring driveways or mailboxes.
