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The Home and Decor Auction is anchored by historic clothing and textiles acquired from two different major historical museum deaccessions, complemented by ceramics, decorative arts, toys, holiday décor, and ephemera. Women’s fashion includes 1850s–1890s two-piece outfits, 1920s beaded dresses, 1930s evening gowns, and mid-century wedding gowns, alongside petticoats, hoop skirts, slips, and shawls. Accessories feature hat boxes, handbags, aprons, and vintage shoes, while men’s entries include wool vests, silk and wool neck ties, tuxedos, and hats by Wanamaker, Dobbs, Stetson, and Knox. Children’s and infant lots add embroidered gowns, bonnets, and coats. Household and decorative entries include Johann Haviland porcelain, Pyrex and Fire King glassware, German stoneware, spongeware, brass candlesticks, Chinese lacquered and earthenware garden stools, and stained glass lamps. Collectibles span American Flyer trains, tin and die-cast toys, model airplane engines, and cast iron playthings. Seasonal décor is extensive, with Halloween blow molds, Thanksgiving Don Featherstone pieces, vintage Christmas ornaments, and Easter decorations. Ephemera includes Victorian photo albums, postcards, stereoviews, advertising, political memorabilia, and sports trading cards, while additional highlights range from a Franklin Mint coin collection to bicycles and a Barbetta Sona amplified speaker.