By order of the US Bankruptcy Court, Munyon & Sons Estate Liquidators will be selling the contents of the 12,000 square foot Hancock Park home of Dr. Arnold Klein – Dermatologist to Michael Jackson, Elizabeth Taylor, Cher and many other Hollywood celebrities.
The sale is expected to be one of the biggest Estate Sales of the year, with over 10,000 items on sale. It will take place over four days:
- Wed November 20th | 9am-5pm
- Thu November 21st | 9am to 5pm
- Fri November 22nd | 9am to 5pm
- Sat November 23rd | 9am to 5pm
The liquidators are anticipating a big crowd and are prepared for people to line up early. Numbers will be given out to people in line starting at 7am each morning. Everyone will need a number. Cash, credit cards, PayPal and some personal/business checks (must be verified and approved).
Klein’s collection of artwork includes pieces by Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, Frank Gehry, Don Gummer, Toulouse-Lautrec, Picasso, Rembrandt, Rodin, Renoir, Toyokuni and more.
He also has an extensive collection of Star Wars memorabilia including three original light sabers, Princess Leia items and a Jaba the Hutt prototype.
Celebrity memorabilia including loads of items relating to Michael Jackson, Elizabeth Taylor, Cher, Carrie Fisher, Lady Gaga, Barbara Streisand and Dolly Parton – to name just a few.
Check out the Munyon & Sons Estate Liquidators website for more information…click here.
Read more:
Los Angeles Magazine – Michael Jackson’s Dermatologist is Having an Estate Sale
Estate Sale 553 South Windsor Boulevard W-Sun November 20-23 | 9a-5p
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