[NJARC] David sarnoff office suite fire sale

John Tyminski tubeularelectronics at gmail.com
Tue Oct 13 21:45:06 EDT 2009


Ray rite now I'm giving club members first grabs. I'm in contact with
2 dealers I know what the stuff is worth I spent 2 years working
weekends and summers in a high end furniture shop nothing under $1200.
The stuff hear is some what worn and would not be in the shop I worked
in. However I could not think of a better place to sell it than to the
antique radio community. What could be better then having a RCA radio
on a end table from Sarnoff's office well you sit in a chair from
Sarnoff office. What dose not sell at the end of the month will be
left for Sarnoff to deal with and the few high end Items will be
auctioned. The antique radio comunity is the only place to sell this
stuff!

John T

On Tue, Oct 13, 2009 at 8:52 PM, Ray Chase <raydio862 at verizon.net> wrote:
> If your goal is to raise money to help the museum transition I would suggest
> immediately contacting a reputable auction house who could remove all the
> furniture and hold it for a scheduled auction.  I'm sure that the stuff is
> high quality albeit a bit old and possibly a little shop worn but it does
> have the Sarnoff cachet that could be exploited by a knowledgeable
> auctioneer.  No offense but most of us radio collectors know little about
> quality furniture and rugs and would rather buy a radio than a desk or a
> chair.  Again, if raising $ is the primary goal then radio club members are
> a poor choice to bankroll this.  Having David Sarnoff's desk might be a
> bragging point but at the end of the day a desk is a desk.  And I understand
> that the MAN himself spent little if any time at Princeton. If I can be of
> any assistance in the short time remaining I will try to help.
> Ray
> ----- Original Message ----- From: "John Tyminski"
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> To: <njarc at mailman.qth.net>
> Sent: Tuesday, October 13, 2009 1:38 PM
> Subject: [NJARC] David sarnoff office suite fire sale
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>> _________________________________________________________
>> To Help raise money for the museum and library move. In the next month
>> I will be selling off the furniture in the David Sarnoff office suite.
>> If you would like to have a item from the office of David Sarnoff this
>> is your only chance. I am handling the liquidation of the items  Any
>> one interested in buying some furniture is to contact me directly.
>> This is strictly cash and carry. I'm sorry to say I can only get
>> people in on week days.  Nothing has a fixed price come in look at the
>> items if you like what you see make a offer. Hear is a list of
>> furniture condition varies.
>>
>> 1 David Sarnoff's secretary's office
>>
>> 1 mahogany secretary's desk
>> 1 walnut china cabinet
>> 1 1930s green lamp with silk shade
>> 1 Blew 1930s lamp with silk shade
>> 1 walnut leather topped writing desk with chair
>> 1 Danish modern sofa
>>
>> 2 David Sarnoff's office
>>
>> 2 silk round back chairs
>> 3 flat back Chairs
>> 2 flat back chairs
>> 1 mahogany round coffee table
>> 1 pair of macing mohogny end tables
>> 1 silk sofa
>> 1 pair of lamps
>> 1 green lamp with silk shade
>> 1 lamp table
>> 1 very large old Oriental rug
>> 1 pair of end tables
>> 1 small round table
>>
>> The bedroom off of David Sarnoff's office
>>
>> 2 day beds
>> 1 dark blew round back chair
>> 1 off white chair
>> 1 copper lamp
>> 1 mahogany end table
>> 2 large mahogany cabinets
>> 1 pair of candle stick lamps
>> 1 green round back chair
>> 1 green arm chair with Ottoman
>> 1 pair of White arm chairs
>> 1 mahogany dresser
>> 1 ice bucket
>> 1
>>
>> The hall way
>> 1 pair of writing desks
>> 1 pair of 1920s lamps with silk shades
>> 1 mahogany card table
>> 1 danish modern Naugahyde sofa and matching chair and table
>>
>> The dining room
>>
>> 1 very big mahogany dining room table
>> 1 mahogany side bored buffet
>> 1 mahogany China hutch
>> 1 pair of mahogany end tables
>> 1 chair
>> 1 pair of sterling silver candle opera's dated around 1800
>> 1 very old clock/bermetter
>>
>> and many lito graph pantings
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