Joe Tecce’s Ristorante shut the doors on its North End dining dynasty earlier this fall, but loyal fans can still keep a piece of the legendary Italian-American restaurant.
An auction is being held on November 15 – nearly six months after the company filed for bankruptcy protection – to sell off Murano glass chandeliers, a collection of mid-century Italian pottery, Art Deco light fixtures, among other items.
According to the auction listing by Crown Auctions LLC, “Anything that can be detached will be sold!”
Joe Tecce’s filed for Chapter 11 in June after falling more than $500,000 in debt. The family business blamed its financial woes on the massive disruption caused by the Big Dig and closed the doors earlier this fall. The owners are reportedly looking to redevelop the site into condos and a restaurant.
To read a Globe story about the bankruptcy, please click here.
Jenn Abelson can be reached at abelson@globe.com.