The personal estate of the"Queen Mother" of the Black Press, civil rights pioneer, and founder of th

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The personal estate of the"Queen Mother" of the Black Press, civil rights pioneer, and founder of the Tennessee Tribune and a groundbreaking Nashville doctor. This extraordinary collection reflects a life well-lived and a home beautifully appointed. Highlights include high-end mid-century furniture, serpentine sofas, grandfather clock, original art including works by Nashville artist Gary Ridley, a large vinyl record collection, Wallace flatware, crystal, formal china, handmade drinkware, mid-century barware, Tiffany-style floor lamps, oriental décor, sculptures, musical instruments, multiple dining tables, china cabinets, patio and yard art, appliances including a Swash personal dry cleaner, washer/dryer, freezer, and a stunning collection of fine jewelry. A rare opportunity to own a piece of Nashville history.. The album pics are partial from only 2 of the 5 bins of over 700 albums that will be at the sale. All albums are only $5