The woman recognized an array of her items -- including Christmas decorations, Beanie Babies, an Oriental rug, a dresser, and even a fur coat -- being sold by a man who was wearing one of her T-shirts, charging documents say. Police said they found $25,000 worth of her clothes, furnishings and other possessions on the property. The woman, who has been living with her daughter for several months while her home is in foreclosure, discovered last week that her house had been burglarized. On Saturday, she and her daughter were driving to the house in the 800 block of Reece Road in Severn to inventory the missing items before calling police. When they spotted the yard sale nearby, they 'were shocked to realize that every item' came from the woman's house, according to charging documents. Stunned, the women stopped and told the seller that he was peddling her stolen goods. He admitted that the merchandise was hers, not his, and she called police, court papers say. The officer who responded saw towels, kitchen knives, a ceiling fan, shelving, telephones, in-line skates, dishes, an exercise bike and more in the front yard and on the porch -- all of the items, the woman said, came from her home. The seller told police that he bought the woman's belongings for $100 from a man who came by a few times, most recently about three weeks ago, in an aqua pickup truck, according to charging documents. The officer, however, suspected that the seller had looted what he thought was an abandoned home. Asked if he had more of the woman's belongings than what was offered for sale, he pointed to a blue tarp on the porch that covered more of her possessions, including heaters, silverware and the fur coat, police allege. Detectives searched the home and found more, police said. The woman's belongings were returned to her. Police charged David Anthony Perticone, 46, of the 800 block of Reece Road, with burglary and theft. He was out of jail in lieu of $80,000 bail, according to court records. Attempts to reach him Tuesday were unsuccessful. 