Harry Mechling was a successful upholstery business owner who literally filled up ("hoarding") his 1927 2 story house with paintings, furniture, and many other collectibles for more than 50 years. House and garage are full from floor to ceiling with antique furniture: sofas, armchairs, chairs (some in the process of being re upholstered). 

 

19c Victorian flame mahogany linen press, 19c American chest of drawers with inlaid top, American mahogany dinning table with 4 chairs and 2 armchairs, matching china cabinet, 2 Camelback sofas, Vintage leather "Lazboy" recliner rocker, Armoires, Chest of drawers, Tens of armchairs, chairs, Lot of antique tables, end tables, side tables, Large desk with leather top, 1930 Japanese blue willow dinnerware, Cristal, Porcelain, Pottery, Brass, Iron tables and stands, American Pressed glass ... and more elegant bric a brac. Everything must go! 

 

Very large collection of paintings and lithographs from David Adickes (internationally recognized artist from Houston), Herbelot (French artist), Leo Meiersdoff, Greg Copeland, Shirley Newell, A Towse, Ethelene Bucy and Gabrielle Brill. RCA Victor "Orthophonic High Fidelity" portable tape recorder, Motorola TV-Radio-Record player, 33T records, Encyclopedia Americana 30 volumes. Movie projector.

 

Lot of men clothes: over 200 pair of jeans! shirst, T-shirts and shoes.

 

From the owner upholstery business: 4 industrial sewing machines (table + motor + head) PFAFF 145, PFAFF 442 (double needles), Chandler C-267 and Glaco 105. a LOT of supplies, accessories and fabrics. 20' Container (office) which has been recently repainted and perfectly weather/water sealed with 1 windows with bars, a 36" man door, air conditioning (brand new unit) and full electrical installation.

 

Garage is full of furniture in need of attention: perfect "DIY" projects. Mowing machine.

 

House is for sale.