Prices Realized Upper Kirby
September 2023

Exceptional September
Sale


Featuring Items from
the Estates of

the Estate of Dr John E. Weatherford
& the Living Estate of Elva Sanders Weatherford
Their estates represent three generations of Antique collectors. Elva S. Weatherford is the daughter of Charles B. and Elva Sanders, the second owners of #6 Courtland Place. Built-in 1909, #6 Courtlandt Place was the initial home built in the first elite neighborhood in Houston. John and Elva Weatherford inherited many of the furnishings - German porcelain, French Antiques, clocks, and paintings that donned the walls and rooms of #6 Courtlandt Place. In addition, John and Elva also inherited antiques belonging to Elva S. Weatherford's grandparents who were the owners of the historic McKinney-McDonald House on Winnie Street in Galveston - featured most recently on the annual Galveston Historical Homes Tour.


the Estate of Johnette Simpkins
​​Beloved wife, sister, and dedicated teacher. She & her husband loved traveling, especially to Europe, visiting her favorite city every year– Venice, Italy. She really loved collecting antiques, attending antique shows regularly and purchased many antiques on their travels.

Phase II of the Estates of Jerome & Minnette Robinson
International globe trotters & philanthropists.

Phase II of the Art Collection of Renee Wallace
Co-Founder along with her husband, Stanford, of Vita Living in 1982

Items from the home of Doris Frankel

&

Several Personal Collections from other
Prominent Houston Families