Past Auctions

This auction showcases an impressive variety of collectibles and home décor items for discerning buyers. Featured prominently are multiple Roseville Pottery, Hull and Weller pieces, including a green zephyr lily urn, blue vase, and a 1931 Jonquil Jardinere. Fine crystal collectors will find signed Lalique pieces from the Jamaique pattern alongside a Baccarat free-form sculptural bowl. Sterling silver and silver plate items include a Sheffield compote with grape motif and a Tiffany & Co. thimble case. Notable timepieces feature an Ethan Allen wood mantel clock with brass finials and an Ingraham & Co. eight-day mantel clock with service history. For collectors of figurines, the auction offers vintage Nancy Ann Storybook Dolls and Norman Rockwell Character Dolls in original packaging. Royal Doulton and Lladro collectibles are represented with a wide selection of Toby Jugs and figures. Asian art, Italian earthenware, and signed art glass paperweights round out this diverse collection.

This auction features a diverse collection of fine art, luxury timepieces, high-end jewelry, silver, bronze, and decorative glass. The fine art selection includes works by notable American and European artists. Luxury watches include Rolex, Patek Philippe, and Cartier models. The jewelry collection highlights twelve distinctive Demaret pieces from Belgium, alongside Victorian, Art Deco, and mid-century modern designs. Silver offerings include multiple flatware sets and the Centennial Hawley Cup. Collectors of decorative arts will find Lalique glass, bronze sculptures, and unique objects. A rare Abraham Lincoln signature card and over 40 autograph lots add historical appeal. The furniture selection spans Queen Anne, Chippendale, and Federal Hepplewhite with standout pieces like a New England Chippendale desk and a Massachusetts chest-on-chest. Additional categories include fine porcelain and antique furnishings, Persian rugs and carpets, with each piece chosen for its craftsmanship, provenance, and historical significance.

This auction showcases art from the 1830s to contemporary works, featuring over 40 notable artists across various styles and mediums. Highlights include Lori-Ann Bellissimo's mixed media resin works, Richard Rogers' surrealist compositions, and Mary Bean Rogers' modernist landscapes. Historic American artists John Lee Fitch and William Henry Chandler appear alongside European masters Pieretto Bianco Bortoluzzi, Cesare Ricciardi, and Jean Claude Werdier. The collection features printmakers G.H. Rothe, Shoichi Hasegawa, Irving Amen, and naturalist J. Gould. European modernists Jean Calogero, Jean Lurcat, and Albert Lauzero complement American artists Mac Fisher and Anita Gronendahl. Figurative works by Wesley Lea and Hazel Massey appear with historical subjects from David Fertig and Morton Kunstler. Urban scenes from Caroline Burnett and David Azuz round out the collection. With oils, watercolors, pastels, lithographs, engravings, and mixed media works spanning traditional to abstract styles, this collection offers exceptional breadth for collectors of American and European art.

This auction features a diverse range of philatelic material, from classic covers to intriguing accumulations. It opens with postage lots suitable for mailings, along with sheet collections. Collectors can bid on U.S. lots, including highlighted single stamps like #76, 126, 657-679, B1-4, C13, C5, B1-16, desirable duck plate blocks, and R21. The cover selections are particularly strong, with flight-related covers, Zeppelins, two #72 bisects with certificates, a #117 with a nice blue leaf cancel, and unusual foreign destinations, primarily classic material with significant catalog value. Also featured are Korea #132-173 in souvenir sheets and singles, and Saar #B61-CB1A. All lots will be sold without reserve.

This auction showcases a premium selection of vintage toys, western wear, and historic textiles. Highlighted pieces include mechanical toys such as a tin lithograph rabbit conductor and a Daiya prancing horse, alongside transportation-themed items like the Rich's Little Milk Man wooden dairy wagon and a Pioneer Spirit covered wagon with two-horse team. The collection features dollhouse miniatures including cast metal kitchen implements and ceramic appliances, complemented by vintage toy sewing machines from Singer and Little Comfort. Notable textiles include a classic Hudson Bay wool blanket with four points and 1940s military blankets from Australian and Swiss armies. Quality western boots from Tony Lama, El Presidente, and Durango represent fine leather craftsmanship. The doll collection includes a Skookum mother and baby, an Italian Pinocchio, and a Mattel Skipper with original packaging. Cast iron toys, including cookstoves with miniature accessories, round out this diverse offering of collectibles.

This auction combines notable Mid-Century Modern furnishings and art. The furniture selection features masterworks from American and Danish designers, including a Milo Baughman rosewood case sofa and a contemporary handcrafted Thomas Moser dining suite. Danish design is represented through Erik Buch Model 61 barstools, Niels Koefoed Eva chairs, and an Arne Jacobsen Swan sofa. A live edge table by local artist Winni Brueggemann and a Bernhard Pedersen teak wall unit showcase varied craftsmanship, while Eames classics like a lounge chair set, LCW, and RAR chairs round out the furniture offerings. Stylish domestic items by Russel Wright, Dansk, and LaGardo Tackett are also offered, as well as lamps by Bill Curry, Kurt Versen, Majestic, and Laurel. The art selection includes a 1967 Joan Miró lithograph, signed limited edition lithographs by Andy Warhol and Keith Haring from their United Nations advocacy series, and a prize winning monolithic sculpture by John Rogers Clague.

This jewelry auction presents a refined collection of precious metal pieces and gemstone-adorned accessories. Highlights include 14k gold pieces such as turquoise earrings and a tricolor necklace, alongside a substantial hinged gold bangle bracelet. Sterling silver pieces feature prominently, with standouts including a fifty-strand liquid silver necklace and sets combining jade, turquoise, and mother of pearl. German-crafted pieces include a marcasite and carnelian jewelry set, while mixed media items showcase combinations of sterling silver with precious stones and 18k gold accents. Notable timepieces include an art deco watch with green stones and another featuring a multi-colored jade bracelet. The collection spans vintage to contemporary designs, with particular strength in Native American-inspired pieces and art deco styling. Sterling silver items range from classic bangles to intricate mesh designs, many incorporating natural stones in matching sets.

This comic book auction is an exceptional collection spanning the Silver and Bronze Ages, anchored by four museum-grade keys: X-Men #1 CGC 6.5, Amazing Spider-Man #1 CGC 4.0, Daredevil #1 CGC 5.0, and Giant-Size X-Men #1 CGC 9.4. Additional CGC-graded keys include Amazing Spider-Man #10 (7.5), #129 (7.5), X-Men #10 (8.0), #11 (8.0), and #12 (8.0). Beyond these graded treasures, the auction features substantial Silver Age runs across major titles. Notable collections include a 39-issue Daredevil run (#100-134), consecutive Journey Into Mystery with Thor issues (#110-125), and  X-Men sequences including #58-62 and #76-86. Multiple Amazing Spider-Man lots showcase classic villains, while a 22-issue Avengers collection features the Collector and Black Panther. A series of 40-issue Marvel lots encompasses sought-after titles like Moon Knight, Howard the Duck, and early Ms. Marvel appearances. Bronze Age highlights include a 13-issue run of Luke Cage: Hero for Hire, key Doctor Strange appearances including issue #1, and multiple lots featuring the Punisher and early Wolverine stories. The auction also presents essential DC Silver Age content, including Batman and Detective Comics issues, alongside Treasury Editions featuring iconic Marvel and DC crossovers.