The Contents Of The Magnificent Adams French Mansion In Aberdeen, Miss., Will Be Auctioned June 4th

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The contents of the Adams French Mansion - a magnificent antebellum home in Aberdeen that’s only had a handful of owners since it was built in 1856 - will be sold on Saturday, June 4th, at the mansion itself, at 301 North Meridian Street, by Stevens Auction Company. All furnishings in the 7,000-square-foot Greek Revival mansion will be offered.

“Until recently, the Adams French Mansion only had three owners, but now that has changed,” said Dwight Stevens of Stevens Auction Company, who was himself one of the three owners. “This huge, one-day event will include antique furniture, antique cars, clocks, 19th century lighting, a Civil War library, china, crystal, handmade Persian rugs, Southern finery and more.”

In addition, several warehouses of antiques from Mr. Stevens's personal lifelong collection will also come be sold, starting at 9 am Central time. The Adams French auction will start at 10 am.

Wonderful 19th century beds are common place at Stevens Auction events, and this one is no exception. The lineup will be led by a rosewood rococo half tester plantation bed by C. Lee, with a carved crown ...
... and finials, 11 feet 2 inches in height and 71 inches wide (est. $12,000-$15,000).

Others will include a circa 1855 Prudent Mallard three quarters tester rosewood plantation bed with elaborate carved crowns and mosquito net poles (est. $10,000-$12,000); and a Carpathian walnut high-back ornate bed by Mitchell & Rammelsberg, with excellent carving (est. $2,800-$4,000) and an accompanying matching Carpathian walnut carved dresser (est. $1,500-$2,500).

To learn more about Stevens Auction Company and the Saturday, June 4th Adams French Mansion estate auction, please visit www.stevensauction.com.