These items are from the Castellano Family Estate. A beloved pillar of Silicon Valleys Latino community, Alcario Castellano was a retired grocery clerk from San Jose. Inspired by his wife Carmens vision, they founded the Castellano Family Foundation (CFF), which would become one of Silicon Valley&#39;s most impactful supporters of Latino-serving nonprofits.

Over more than two decades, CFF awarded more than 10 million in grants to organizations serving the Latino community in Santa Clara county. From arts and education to leadership and culture, the foundation supported local nonprofits like Somos Mayfair, the Jose Valdés Math Institute, Opera Cultura, MACLA and San Jose Jazz. As Castellano often said, the lottery changed the family’s lives, but it never changed their values.

Castellano was born in New Mexico in 1934 and raised as a farmworker in Hollister, California. He served in the U.S. Army, and with Carmen raised three children in Cambrian Park, San Jose. Despite facing some challenges, they built a strong, community-oriented life, marked by resilience and compassion.
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Stunning Helen Morley Strapless Evening Gown MSRP $3,190.00

Vintage Coca Cola Stained Glass Floral Tiffany-Style Hanging Lamp 

Vintage Fine Leather Belts: Italian Calfskin, Cortina Leather, &#38; More!

RARE 2007 PEBBLE BEACH CONCOURS D&#39;ELEGANCE DASH PLAQUE ASTON MARTIN

Vintage Mexican Heritage Plaza 14th Annual El Mariachi Festival &#38; Concert Framed Poster: Signed by Linda Ronstadt &#38; Mariachi Cobre 1/50

All items will be brought out to the driveway for your pickup convenience.

These items are from the Castellano Family Estate. A beloved pillar of Silicon Valleys Latino community, Alcario Castellano was a retired grocery clerk from San Jose. Inspired by his wife Carmens vision, they founded the Castellano Family Foundation (CFF), which would become one of Silicon Valley&#39;s most impactful supporters of Latino-serving nonprofits.

Over more than two decades, CFF awarded more than 10 million in grants to organizations serving the Latino community in Santa Clara county. From arts and education to leadership and culture, the foundation supported local nonprofits like Somos Mayfair, the Jose Valdés Math Institute, Opera Cultura, MACLA and San Jose Jazz. As Castellano often said, the lottery changed the family’s lives, but it never changed their values.

Castellano was born in New Mexico in 1934 and raised as a farmworker in Hollister, California. He served in the U.S. Army, and with Carmen raised three children in Cambrian Park, San Jose. Despite facing some challenges, they built a strong, community-oriented life, marked by resilience and compassion.
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Vintage Alfonso Marina Dresser Marot II

Pair of Vintage Alfonso Marina Mahogany Bow Front Inlaid Nightstands

38.75&#34; x 50.75&#34;

Lintel 1 is considered a great work of Late Classic Maya art and shares similarity with the stelae of Yaxchilan. It illustrates and narrates a palace scene that occurred on August 24, 781 AD, where the ruler of Yaxchilan, Itzamnaaj Bahlam IV named by the inscription as Chelew Chan K&#39;inich, (his name before ascending to power), is shown finely dressed sitting in a throne inside a palace as represented by the curtains adorning the top of the lintel, he is shown in front of a vassal ruler known as Aj Chak Maax who held the title of sajal of Laxtunich who presents and offers him three high-ranking captives as tribute. The captives are represented with signs of suffering and humiliation, the main one being a captive named Baah Wayib, captured by Aj Chak Maax as indicated in the hieroglyphic inscription. The place of origin of these captives is not mentioned on the lintel, but they could have been captured somewhere near Laxtunich and Yaxchilan. The hieroglyphic inscription on the lintel narrates this scene as: &#34;On the 5 Ix 7 Sak, Baah Wayib was captured by Aj Chak Maax. Three days later his captives were presented to its lord&#34;. The text below Itzamnaaj Bahlam IV contains the inscription: &#34;He is Chelew Chan K’inich, captor of Taj Mo’, sacred lord of Yaxchilan&#34;. This monument was created by the sculptor Mayuy Ti’ Chuwen as shown with a signature on the lintel.

These items are from the Castellano Family Estate. A beloved pillar of Silicon Valleys Latino community, Alcario Castellano was a retired grocery clerk from San Jose. Inspired by his wife Carmens vision, they founded the Castellano Family Foundation (CFF), which would become one of Silicon Valley&#39;s most impactful supporters of Latino-serving nonprofits.

Over more than two decades, CFF awarded more than 10 million in grants to organizations serving the Latino community in Santa Clara county. From arts and education to leadership and culture, the foundation supported local nonprofits like Somos Mayfair, the Jose Valdés Math Institute, Opera Cultura, MACLA and San Jose Jazz. As Castellano often said, the lottery changed the family’s lives, but it never changed their values.

Castellano was born in New Mexico in 1934 and raised as a farmworker in Hollister, California. He served in the U.S. Army, and with Carmen raised three children in Cambrian Park, San Jose. Despite facing some challenges, they built a strong, community-oriented life, marked by resilience and compassion.
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Vintage Framed Art Photography: Presentation of Captives to a Maya Ruler - Lintel 1 ~38.75&#34; x 50.75&#34;

Vintage Mid-Century Modern Stereo Console by Curtis Mathes Record Player Radio Credenza

Vintage Books Lot #1

24&#34; x 23&#34; x 12&#34;

These items are from the Castellano Family Estate. A beloved pillar of Silicon Valleys Latino community, Alcario Castellano was a retired grocery clerk from San Jose. Inspired by his wife Carmens vision, they founded the Castellano Family Foundation (CFF), which would become one of Silicon Valley&#39;s most impactful supporters of Latino-serving nonprofits.

Over more than two decades, CFF awarded more than 10 million in grants to organizations serving the Latino community in Santa Clara county. From arts and education to leadership and culture, the foundation supported local nonprofits like Somos Mayfair, the Jose Valdés Math Institute, Opera Cultura, MACLA and San Jose Jazz. As Castellano often said, the lottery changed the family’s lives, but it never changed their values.

Castellano was born in New Mexico in 1934 and raised as a farmworker in Hollister, California. He served in the U.S. Army, and with Carmen raised three children in Cambrian Park, San Jose. Despite facing some challenges, they built a strong, community-oriented life, marked by resilience and compassion.
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Tumi Alpha 2 Suitcase 2 Wheeled Garment Bag Luggage Extended Trip Black 

26&#34; x 20&#34;

These items are from the Castellano Family Estate. A beloved pillar of Silicon Valleys Latino community, Alcario Castellano was a retired grocery clerk from San Jose. Inspired by his wife Carmens vision, they founded the Castellano Family Foundation (CFF), which would become one of Silicon Valley&#39;s most impactful supporters of Latino-serving nonprofits.

Over more than two decades, CFF awarded more than 10 million in grants to organizations serving the Latino community in Santa Clara county. From arts and education to leadership and culture, the foundation supported local nonprofits like Somos Mayfair, the Jose Valdés Math Institute, Opera Cultura, MACLA and San Jose Jazz. As Castellano often said, the lottery changed the family’s lives, but it never changed their values.

Castellano was born in New Mexico in 1934 and raised as a farmworker in Hollister, California. He served in the U.S. Army, and with Carmen raised three children in Cambrian Park, San Jose. Despite facing some challenges, they built a strong, community-oriented life, marked by resilience and compassion.
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Vintage Genuine Ford Parts V8 Embossed Tin Sign

Vintage Texaco Sky Chief Novelty Gas Pump

19.25&#34; x 11.25&#34; each.

These items are from the Castellano Family Estate. A beloved pillar of Silicon Valleys Latino community, Alcario Castellano was a retired grocery clerk from San Jose. Inspired by his wife Carmens vision, they founded the Castellano Family Foundation (CFF), which would become one of Silicon Valley&#39;s most impactful supporters of Latino-serving nonprofits.

Over more than two decades, CFF awarded more than 10 million in grants to organizations serving the Latino community in Santa Clara county. From arts and education to leadership and culture, the foundation supported local nonprofits like Somos Mayfair, the Jose Valdés Math Institute, Opera Cultura, MACLA and San Jose Jazz. As Castellano often said, the lottery changed the family’s lives, but it never changed their values.

Castellano was born in New Mexico in 1934 and raised as a farmworker in Hollister, California. He served in the U.S. Army, and with Carmen raised three children in Cambrian Park, San Jose. Despite facing some challenges, they built a strong, community-oriented life, marked by resilience and compassion.
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Pair of Vintage Original Watercolors by Daniel Arteta w/ COA

Vintage Indian &#39;Indo-Persian&#39; Hand-Knotted Rug in Bijar Style

19x6

These items are from the Castellano Family Estate. A beloved pillar of Silicon Valleys Latino community, Alcario Castellano was a retired grocery clerk from San Jose. Inspired by his wife Carmens vision, they founded the Castellano Family Foundation (CFF), which would become one of Silicon Valley&#39;s most impactful supporters of Latino-serving nonprofits.

Over more than two decades, CFF awarded more than 10 million in grants to organizations serving the Latino community in Santa Clara county. From arts and education to leadership and culture, the foundation supported local nonprofits like Somos Mayfair, the Jose Valdés Math Institute, Opera Cultura, MACLA and San Jose Jazz. As Castellano often said, the lottery changed the family’s lives, but it never changed their values.

Castellano was born in New Mexico in 1934 and raised as a farmworker in Hollister, California. He served in the U.S. Army, and with Carmen raised three children in Cambrian Park, San Jose. Despite facing some challenges, they built a strong, community-oriented life, marked by resilience and compassion.
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Rare 1996 Kazimir Malevich Guggenheim Museum Papier Mache Figural Sculpture SRFG

Vintage Sign Lot. Route 66, Interstate 5, Texaco 

All items will be brought out to the driveway for your pickup convenience.

These items are from the Castellano Family Estate. A beloved pillar of Silicon Valleys Latino community, Alcario Castellano was a retired grocery clerk from San Jose. Inspired by his wife Carmens vision, they founded the Castellano Family Foundation (CFF), which would become one of Silicon Valley's most impactful supporters of Latino-serving nonprofits.

Over more than two decades, CFF awarded more than 10 million in grants to organizations serving the Latino community in Santa Clara county. From arts and education to leadership and culture, the foundation supported local nonprofits like Somos Mayfair, the Jose Valdés Math Institute, Opera Cultura, MACLA and San Jose Jazz. As Castellano often said, the lottery changed the family’s lives, but it never changed their values.

Castellano was born in New Mexico in 1934 and raised as a farmworker in Hollister, California. He served in the U.S. Army, and with Carmen raised three children in Cambrian Park, San Jose. Despite facing some challenges, they built a strong, community-oriented life, marked by resilience and compassion.
                
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Vintage Rho Mobili D&#39;Epoca Louis XVI Cherry Wood Cabinet w/ Antique Distressed Finish

Frame is 21.5&#34; x 27.75&#34;

These items are from the Castellano Family Estate. A beloved pillar of Silicon Valleys Latino community, Alcario Castellano was a retired grocery clerk from San Jose. Inspired by his wife Carmens vision, they founded the Castellano Family Foundation (CFF), which would become one of Silicon Valley&#39;s most impactful supporters of Latino-serving nonprofits.

Over more than two decades, CFF awarded more than 10 million in grants to organizations serving the Latino community in Santa Clara county. From arts and education to leadership and culture, the foundation supported local nonprofits like Somos Mayfair, the Jose Valdés Math Institute, Opera Cultura, MACLA and San Jose Jazz. As Castellano often said, the lottery changed the family’s lives, but it never changed their values.

Castellano was born in New Mexico in 1934 and raised as a farmworker in Hollister, California. He served in the U.S. Army, and with Carmen raised three children in Cambrian Park, San Jose. Despite facing some challenges, they built a strong, community-oriented life, marked by resilience and compassion.
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Vintage Signed Poster &#38; Art Photography Book: Enduring Spirit by Phil Borges for Amnesty International

Vintage Italian Neo-Classical Low Table. Swan Accents. Stunning Statement Piece!

Vintage Curved Metal Rack. Heavy, Custom.

32.25&#34; x 40.25&#34;

These items are from the Castellano Family Estate. A beloved pillar of Silicon Valleys Latino community, Alcario Castellano was a retired grocery clerk from San Jose. Inspired by his wife Carmens vision, they founded the Castellano Family Foundation (CFF), which would become one of Silicon Valley&#39;s most impactful supporters of Latino-serving nonprofits.

Over more than two decades, CFF awarded more than 10 million in grants to organizations serving the Latino community in Santa Clara county. From arts and education to leadership and culture, the foundation supported local nonprofits like Somos Mayfair, the Jose Valdés Math Institute, Opera Cultura, MACLA and San Jose Jazz. As Castellano often said, the lottery changed the family’s lives, but it never changed their values.

Castellano was born in New Mexico in 1934 and raised as a farmworker in Hollister, California. He served in the U.S. Army, and with Carmen raised three children in Cambrian Park, San Jose. Despite facing some challenges, they built a strong, community-oriented life, marked by resilience and compassion.
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Vintage Framed Art Photography: Mother &#38; Child by Maria Bartola Mejia - Archival Chromogenic Print ~32.25&#34; x 40.25&#34;

Vintage Valence Drape Curtains Set

20&#34; x 30&#34;

These items are from the Castellano Family Estate. A beloved pillar of Silicon Valleys Latino community, Alcario Castellano was a retired grocery clerk from San Jose. Inspired by his wife Carmens vision, they founded the Castellano Family Foundation (CFF), which would become one of Silicon Valley&#39;s most impactful supporters of Latino-serving nonprofits.

Over more than two decades, CFF awarded more than 10 million in grants to organizations serving the Latino community in Santa Clara county. From arts and education to leadership and culture, the foundation supported local nonprofits like Somos Mayfair, the Jose Valdés Math Institute, Opera Cultura, MACLA and San Jose Jazz. As Castellano often said, the lottery changed the family’s lives, but it never changed their values.

Castellano was born in New Mexico in 1934 and raised as a farmworker in Hollister, California. He served in the U.S. Army, and with Carmen raised three children in Cambrian Park, San Jose. Despite facing some challenges, they built a strong, community-oriented life, marked by resilience and compassion.
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Vintage Latino Film Festival San Francisco Bay Area by Carlos Pérez 2 of 2

Saratoga (California, USA) SELLER MANAGED Estate Sale Online Auction - Carnelian

Approx. 13 hardcover and softcover books: Foods That Heal; Rediscover Catholicism by Matthew Kelly; three copies Living Rich (full title obscured); Sexual Awareness: Enhancing Sexual Pleasure by Barry & Emily (surname obscured); Italian Phrasebook; Food Lover’s Companion; The Fourth Hand by John Irving; Ann Rule true-crime paperback (title obscured); California Style Manual; two additional titles partially obscured.

Foods That Heal

Rediscover Catholicism by Matthew Kelly

Living Rich (copy 1, subtitle obscured)

Living Rich (copy 2, subtitle obscured)

Living Rich (copy 3, subtitle obscured)

Sexual Awareness: Enhancing Sexual Pleasure by Barry & Emily (surname obscured)

Italian Phrasebook

Food Lover’s Companion

The Fourth Hand by John Irving

Ann Rule true-crime paperback (title obscured)

California Style Manual

Partially obscured title 1

Partially obscured title 2

Shelf with assorted books showing spines for identification

Varied topics including health, religion, personal finance, sexuality, language, cooking, contemporary fiction, true crime and legal reference. Mix of trade paperbacks and hardcovers in assorted colours.

Lot #144: Book Lot #5

Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Sun, August 23 2026 Category A: 10:00 AM - 01:30 PM

Pickup Location: Carnelian, Saratoga, CA, 95070 View Map (opens in new window)

Lot #144: Book Lot #5

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Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Sun, August 23 2026 Category A: 10:00 AM - 01:30 PM

Pickup Location: Carnelian, Saratoga, CA, 95070 View Map (opens in new window)

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