The historic warehouse at 219 Valley in South Orange will hold a liquidation sale that is free and open to the public beginning Tuesday, July 7.
The warehouse, which, according to the according to the company’s website has been a part of the South Orange community since 1889, and the family that has owned it since 1959 says they are clearing the warehouse out prior to future demolition. As more areas of the warehouse are cleared and organized, new items will be added regularly, so there’s always something new to discover, they say.
All five floors are filled with furniture, antiques, vintage décor, records, rugs, glassware, collectibles, books and unique treasures which will be for sale through Saturday. The hours of operation are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day.
According to South Orange Downtown website, as long as items remain, the sale will continue throughout the summer, and South Orange business owers and employees recieve $5 off their purchase, with proof of local employement or business ownership.
PSE&G has purchased the building, which according to NJ.com, sold for $6 million in July 2025. Village Administrator Julie Doran said no demolition permits have been applied for. In order to get a permit, there is an approval process that includes having plans reviewed by the land use board, she said, adding that only unsafe structures can be demolished without going through that process.
The historic warehouse at 219 Valley in South Orange will hold a liquidation sale of all five floors of the building July 7-11, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (Photo by Laura Griffin)
