The former home of Gordon and Carol Hyatt

82 East Main Street in Stockbridge, MA

Please join us for a good sale at Pease House, the former home of Gordon and Carole Hyatt, representing a lifetime of collecting and pure fun. Carole Hyatt was an American author and career development professional while her husband, Gordon, was a television producer associated with CBS. Here you will discover a variety of good 19^th century Americana and some eclectic surprises! Covid is spiking so masks are advised.

We are located directly across the street from the Berkshire Theatre Festival in Stockbridge and behind the blue fence. East Main Street (Route 102) is a busy road so please park with extreme care and do bring a box. The driveway is reserved for pickup only and parking must be done on the street.

wonderful tiger maple Sheraton bed, c 1825, fine proportions	marble top oad commode and Victorian Chairs
late Empire slantfront, c 1850	beefy Empire secretary, c 1840
handsome Empire sofa, c 1830	stained glass floor lamp
Artwork by Carole Hyatt	scarce Map of the County of Berkshire, 1858
handsome Sheraton tiger maple tester bed, c1830	blue and white Staffordshire
kitchen wares	Indiana Jones' CD cabinet
selection of books	floral and grain painted cottage set
wall art	Colonial Revival bed
large selection of clothing	country pine secretary
decorative accessories	clothing
Venetian parrot sconce	African dolls
salesman sample, cow stanchions	garden statuary
cast stone	statuary
statuary	rocking bench
cast stone finial	garden trellis
3 of the 4 seasons	trellis vignette
garden ornaments	propane firepit
cast stone planters	pair of composition Doric columns
trellis vignette	one of a pair, Archie approved
Classic urn	patio furniture
cast stone hangings	tools and more
turquoise refridge
billiards in the man cave	decorative pottery
bevy of bovine	We hope to see you there!

Furniture: American tiger maple Sheraton tester bed, Colonial Revival Chippendale tester bed, diminutive American Sheraton tester bed with reeded posts, Late Sheraton dressing table with backsplash, reproduction Shaker hanging clock, mahogany lift top wash stand, set of 6 Empire mahogany dining chairs with French bee upholstery, handsome American Empire Secretary desk in book match veneer, pine scroll foot Empire lift up washstand, Irish Queen Anne tea table with side candle slides, Victorian folding carpet rocker, Gothic revival mahogany side server, set of 4 early Victorian mahogany dining chairs with horse hair seats, Queen Anne chest frame with added marble top, Empire mahogany marble top pier table with lower mirror, Empire mahogany sofa with hairy paw feet, iron garden sets, 4-piece wicker set, 19 century mahogany two drawer low stand, walnut hanging corner cabinet, early 19th century dome top chest, 5 piece cottage set – grain painted with floral, Victorian side chair with footstool, oak marble top commode, billiard table and more.

Ceramics: pr of blue and white Chinese garden seats, a number of plaster and composition pedestals, blue and white Persian vases, blue and white Staffordshire, rice pattern dinner service, Berkshire County Staffordshire plates, fish set, Continental Ivory dinner service, Nippon, Capodimonte, blue and white Chinese porcelain and more.

Accessories: Brass and steel fireplace fender, well proportioned silver plate tea service with large gallery tray - "S", pairs of 19th century brass push-up candlesticks, Federal brass andirons, Dutch brass fireplace box, silver plate, steam engine model, ship model, alabaster table lamp, pair of Sandwich Glass whale oil lamps electrified, iron floor lamp, Venetian parrot lamp, Cast stone garden ornaments, composition Doric columns, hand tools and more.

Wall Art: Map of the county of Berkshire dated 1858, Tub parade in Lenox from Harper’s Weekly, Old Stockbridge, Pittsfield Western Railroad Depot, late edition Audubon print engraved by Havel–Baltimore Orioles and more.

Books: Collectible, History, Theodore Roosevelt collection, art books, reference, and much more.

Women’s Clothing, fun and funky 90s vintage, some men’s.

More information visit SawyerAntiques.com – Specializing in on-site sales for over 45 years.