Pratt Family Estate Part 2: Modern Furnishings, Disney & other Collectibe Toys, Jewelry Making, House Plants, Fishing Gear

Own a piece of Longmont history when you shop the estate of Ken Pratt after whom Ken Pratt Boulevard is named. To understand Mr. Pratt’s contributions to the community, we have to go back a ...view morefew decades, so our story starts in 1912.

In 1912, M.E. Pratt opened The Pratt Agency, a residential real estate development firm. The Pratt family began brokering real estate and operating coal and fuel businesses in the Longmont area. M.E. Pratt passed the business on to his son Harold, who passed it on to his son Kenneth (Ken), but not before creating Northern Colorado’s largest independent real estate agency.
After Harold’s death, Ken Pratt sought new growth opportunities for his family’s residential and commercial real estate business. From Fox Hill to Longmont Estates, Ken oversaw the development of nearly 2,000 homes in Longmont. On the commercial side of the business, The Pratt Agency developed or built almost 2 million square feet of commercial property, including the former Plaza Event Center.
Ken Pratt was truly a businessman who focused on Longmont’s economic development. He was one of the founders of the formerly named Longmont Area Economic Council, and he helped bring Japanese business to Boulder County. Pratt even traveled with Colorado Governor Roy Romer (1986-1990) to Japan to encourage development in Longmont, and the emperor and empress of Japan visited Longmont in 1994, staying with Pratt and his wife, Susan.
Items in Part 2 of this estate isare mostly those of Ken's daughter and grandchildren. You'll find modern furnishings, Disney & other collectibles including Barbie & Star Wars, fishing gear, house plants, and jewelry making tools and supplies.

We'll host a combined pick up for both Parts 1 and 2 of this estate so bid in both auctions and pick up all your winnings at once!

-Pickup date for both parts of this auction will be Friday , January 24th, by appointment between 12pm and 5pm. Please confirm an alternate time with us before bidding if you cannot pick-up your item at ...view morethe designated time.

Pick up will work on scheduled time slots to avoid large crowds and reduce wait times. Your win email will include a link to schedule a pick up slot during the pick up day. If you schedule your pickup this will avoid crowds and long waits when you get here!

-Please bring your own manpower for loading furniture and heavy items, and bring your own packing materials. We will NOT have movers on site to move heavy items though all furniture will be in the garage for ease of loading. All buyers are responsible for removing purchased items during pick up time.

-Ask us about shipping. We are happy to ship nonbreakable items that can fit in a flat rate box at buyers expense with a $10 handling fee per box. Please contact 303-829-5966 before bidding to confirm your item is shippable.

-All sales are final. All items are SOLD AS IS. Bidders are strongly encouraged to ask any questions prior to bidding. Please refer to photos as part of description. All items are sold as-is, where-is. While ReHome Estate Sales will do its best to list any damage, repairs or restorations, the absence of these descriptions or conditions must not be taken to imply that the lot is in perfect condition. Most of the items we sell are antique, vintage or used. You should expect signs of wear consistent with age. All sales are final. No returns, credits or exchanges.

Danielle Custode | (303) 829-5966 | ReHomeCO@gmail.com

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