Past Auctions

This auction presents a diverse array of sterling and coin silver pieces, primarily American, dating from the 18th to mid-20th centuries. Notable items include a 1920s-30s Hanau sterling silver sweetmeats bowl and flatware sets from renowned manufacturers like Gorham, Whiting, and Reed & Barton. The collection features flatware services, specialty serving pieces, and decorative objects such as compotes and candlesticks. American coin silver from various makers offers insights into early silversmithing techniques. International pieces include British, German, Dutch, and Russian silver, alongside a Japanese sterling silver salt shaker by Arthur & Bond. The auction also showcases vanity items, Judaica, and historical memorabilia like souvenir spoons. This comprehensive collection spans everyday dining pieces to ornate serving ware, appealing to collectors interested in the evolution of silver craftsmanship over two centuries.

This furniture auction showcases a wide range of styles and periods, featuring pieces from esteemed makers like Drexel Heritage, Link-Taylor, and John-Widdicomb Company. Highlights include a mahogany Drexel Heritage sideboard with Chippendale-style hardware, multiple Link-Taylor chests and dressers, and nightstands designed by Ralph Widdicomb. Statement pieces such as a carved four-poster bed and a Baroque-style giltwood mirror add drama, while functional items like a Hooker Furniture executive desk and Old Colony Furniture dining set offer practicality. The auction also includes specialized items like lingerie chests and kidney-shaped carts. Beyond furniture, the collection features several hand-woven Oriental rugs and runners with intricate designs. Accent pieces such as Friedman Brothers mirrors and Victorian-era tables complete the offering. This diverse auction presents quality furniture and decor spanning various eras and design aesthetics, suitable for different tastes and interior styles.

This diverse auction showcases a wide array of collectibles, antiques, and decorative items. Art enthusiasts will find paintings, prints, and sculptures, while furniture collectors can explore vintage cabinets and chests. Scientific instruments, including telescopes and transits, cater to those interested in astronomy and precision tools. The auction features militaria, historical items, and a range of ephemera. Garden decoratives, vintage tools, and mineral specimens offer something for outdoor enthusiasts and hobbyists. Porcelain and pottery from renowned makers are available alongside vintage typewriters and office equipment. Musical instruments, jewelry, and accessories add variety to the offerings. Americana pieces, including stoneware and primitive earthenware, provide insight into early American craftsmanship. Collectors of dolls and toys will find Madame Alexander dolls and vintage playthings. This eclectic auction spans multiple categories and time periods, appealing to a wide range of collectors and enthusiasts seeking unique and historically significant items.

This art auction showcases a diverse collection of paintings, prints, and mixed media works from both acclaimed and emerging artists. Notable pieces include a Pablo Picasso exhibition poster for "Le Dejeuner sur l'Herbe" and a lithograph of Claude Monet's "Vétheuil in Summer." Oil paintings by artists like Guido Borelli and Steven Chudova highlight the variety of styles on offer. Printmaking is well-represented with lithographs, etchings, and woodblock prints, including works by Thomas McKnight and Hiroshige Ando. Mixed media pieces by Lloyd Raymond Ney and Nora Hauser demonstrate innovative artistic techniques. The auction also features contemporary artists such as Viktor Shvaiko and Howard Behrens, known for their bold, modern interpretations of classic themes. With its range of styles from traditional landscapes to abstract compositions, this auction offers a rich selection for art enthusiasts, collectors, and interior designers looking to acquire unique and compelling artworks.

This auction presents a diverse collection of jewelry, with a strong focus on gold pieces in 10k, 14k, and 18k. The assortment includes an array of necklaces, from delicate chains to statement pieces, and a variety of bracelets featuring hinged bangles, mesh designs, and link styles. Ring enthusiasts will find options ranging from classic bands to intricate cocktail rings, many incorporating precious gemstones. The collection also offers a selection of earrings, from simple hoops to elaborate designs with diamonds and colored stones. Vintage and antique jewelry lovers will appreciate the cameo brooches and Art Nouveau-inspired pieces. While gold dominates, sterling silver options are also available. The auction includes several watches from popular brands. This sale presents an opportunity to acquire high-quality jewelry pieces suitable for both everyday wear and special occasions, catering to various tastes and budgets.

Welcome to our 2-day Collectors Auction. Day 2 presents a diverse array of Asian arts, decorative items, furniture, and historical artifacts. The Asian arts section features Chinese and Japanese porcelain and metalwork, including Qing era Rose Medallion wares and Meiji era bronze vases. Notable items include cloisonné by Namikawa Yasuyuki and Hayashi Kodenji, Satsuma pottery by Naruse Seishi, and a Qing era Chinese Famille Rose porcelain floor vase. Decorative items span various periods and styles, with highlights such as Moorcroft and Weller pottery, Lalique and Baccarat crystal pieces, Moravian Tile Works mosaics, needlework samplers, and large Lladro sculptures. Furniture highlights include a 17th-century Italian Renaissance altar cabinet, a Federal giltwood carved girandole mirror, tall case clocks. Notable pieces include a continental dower chest, a French vanity, a Chinese rosewood furniture set, fine rugs, chandeliers, and marble pedestals. Historical collectibles feature Pope and Singer High Wheel bicycles, early 20th-century advertising tip trays, fabric relics from historic aircraft, a Trippensee Planetarium, a mid-19th century Franklin globe, and a late 19th/early 20th-century carved Statue of Liberty.