Pier 1 Imports, Inc. (OTCPK:PIRR.Q) is calling it quits. The company has asked a court for permission to liquidate its remaining 540 stores once they reopen after coronavirus-driven lockdowns, ending a 58-year legacy of selling glassware, wicker furniture and other home decor. Pier 1 said it is in talks with several prospective buyers to sell its remaining assets, including its intellectual property and e-commerce business, during a court-supervised auction on July 15. The company has tapped Gordon Brothers to begin liquidating its locations this weekend across the US, according to court documents. "It is now clear that Pier 1's future does not involve any brick-and-mortar retail locations," Pier 1 said in court filings. In March, Pier 1 canceled a court-administered auction to sell the company, citing a lack of interest. Lenders explored buying the company but ultimately backed away, forcing Pier 1 to shut down for good, according to court papers. "This is not the outcome we expected or hoped to achieve," Robert Riesbeck, Pier 1's chief executive and chief financial officer, said in a statement.