LVM Estate Sales

11/06/2025

Now 50% OFF!
Everything in my booth is half price!
I-44 Antique Mall, 5111 S Peoria Ave 918.712.2222

09/19/2025

Join us in celebrating my retirement SALE!
25% Off #199 & 299
I-44 Antique Mall 5111 S Peoria Ave, Tulsa. 918.712.2222

12/07/2023

Storewide SALE at I-44 Antique Mall, Tulsa. Check out Booth 199, first one on the right as you enter.

07/07/2022

Love it!

10/25/2021

Love this picture of retail in Indian Territory

Interior of Mr. Stapler’s Store in Tahlequah, Indian Territory, c. 1900
👀 Can you find the ghostly figure?

(20760.5, OHS Photograph Collection)

09/19/2021

918 Day is here! The day to celebrate all we love about Tulsa is under way with the largest scavenger hunt turnout we’ve ever had - over 500 people!

Thank you to all the people celebrating what they love about Tulsa, all the businesses offering great deals, all the folks flying the flag on social media. You can learn more about 918 Day, check out local business specials, and download 918 graphics here: https://www.cityoftulsa.org/918Day

09/12/2021

09/11/2021

In dressing up for an occasion, fine clothes were valued by the Comanches. A case for their attire was made from rawhide. The shape of the case was similar to an envelope and it had a tie-down flap. In this wardrobe container, a young man's blanket, leggings, moccasins, and wrappers for his braids were stored. Feathers or his war bonnet would be separately kept in a tube shaped bag. The man's bag also held his war paint and brushes. The tubular bag was worn slung along the waistline while traveling on horseback. If the need came for the young man to look at his very best, he was indeed ready.

According to the Comanche elder Frank Chekovi, the case storing the best clothes was decoratively painted by women using walnut dye and was scented with perfume.

Remarkable picture of the Comanche man named Wockneahtooah. Also known as Judd Komah, he was a son of the Mexican captive Old Man Komah or Chasuway. He wears a shoulder fringed buckskin shirt with custom fitted cuffs and sleeves. A bead bandolier is on the left shoulder and his braids are handsomely wrapped. Comanche moccasins and leggings with decorated brass tacks are shown. He also wears a plume on his shoulder and a feather in his hair. Judd's hand grasps one fan and another fan rests near his moccasins. Photograph courtesy of Alice Snearly and Lon Kelley. Additional information from the publication Comanches in the New West 1895-1908.

09/10/2021

On September 10, 1852, Alice Brown Davis was born near Park Hill, Indian Territory. Davis was the first woman to serve as chief of the Seminole Nation of Oklahoma—serving from 1922 until her death in 1935. She was also an educator, a rancher, a postmistress, and an interpreter. Learn more about her life at bit.ly/AliceBDavis.

(21504.AL.1.L15.O.11, Roy J. Morgan Collection, OHS)

02/26/2021

**ANNOUNCEMENT**
We are not accepting estate sale contracts due to COVID-19. We thank all our wonderful customers, clients and friends for their support over the many years.

08/20/2019

Come to Estate Sales by Allen this Wed - Sat from 10-6

Estate Sale

This is the living estate of Dr. & Mrs. Bill Sturdevant, which contains exceptional furniture, collectibles, and more! This gorgeous home is for sale via Walter & Associates. Details below.

1131 Woodward Blvd.
Tulsa, OK 74114

Wednesday, August 21 -
Saturday, August 24

10 a.m. - 6 p.m.

DIRECTIONS: On 24th Place, west of Peoria

Please be courteous and respectful of neighbors; avoid blocking driveways or mailboxes. Thank you!

Look for our orange and white pennants.

Here's a sample of what's in this elegant Estate Sale:

Fine and costume jewelry; Lalique; Swarovski; Steuben; Lladro collection including "Jester's Serenade"; Kosta; marble-top tables and consoles; mirrors; original oils; vintage German bisque dolls; designer accessories; Murano glass; large carved sideboard with mirror; formal dining table with 6 chairs; chests; linens; rugs; lamps; lights from Leon Russell's former home (this home sits on the original site); bronze razorback/boar; sofas; musical instruments; doll collection; large, three-paneled, hand-pained French screens; chaise lounge; lighted oak curio; mirrored wardrobe; men's clothing (sz. L); ladies' clothing (sz. 12; L-XL); ladies' shoes (sz. 7.5); pottery; crocks; kitchenware; glassware; glass-top breakfast table; chairs; vintage Michigan cash register; barstools; large cloisonné chicken on base; 1988 Arthur Court pewter bear wine cooler with carnelian eyes; Pyrex; pewterware; barware; floor lamps; painted tables; Thomasville leather sectional; coffee tables; glass-top dining table with 8 chairs; treadle sewing machine; duck decoys; vintage church pew; large desk; secretaries; Victorian display; 2 king-sized beds; 2 king-sized mattress sets; night stands; holiday items; Schwinn Air Dyne; 5-hp Honda power washer; Ridgid 3000 PSI power washer; Craftsman tools; set of 4 Land Rover rims with tires; vintage Schwinn bicycles; Black & Decker work mate; air tank; yard tools; garage items; 4 Crate & Barrel chaise loungers; wrought iron items; planters; umbrellas; storage bins; patio furniture; outdoor cushions; and MUCH much more!

There will be an ATM on-site, for your convenience.

Home is under 24-hour surveillance, alarmed, with armed guard on premises.

Next Sale: South Tulsa

Info on home: http://www.walterandassociates.com/homes/213720?mode=featured