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Collectors will also appreciate a fine assortment of Lalique France, along with beautiful Van Briggle art pottery, striking plated Amberina by New England Glass, elegant brides baskets, art glass, artwork, furniture, lamps, and primitives.

Expected top lots include a rare, circa-1884 coromandel dressing case by Jenner & Knewstub of London; and an equally hard-to-find 1847 antebellum Mississippi River map by Charles J. Pike. Online bidding is available on multiple platforms.

Featured: Pair of Boss & Co sidelock ejector SXS 12-gauge shotguns, Browning Trombone pump-action Grade 3 slide rifle, Beretta 687EELL over/under 12-gauge shotgun, pair of J Purdey & Sons shotguns. Internet bidding via MontroseAuction.com.

Items include fine sterling silver – spectacular individual pieces and flatware services by famous makers – plus Gucci and David Webb jewelry, Montblanc pens, Herend, Swarovski, toys, more. Online bidding is on LiveAuctioneers.com.

Authentic The Walking Dead memorabilia with direct provenance from IronE Singleton, available to bid.

Highlights include Weller Sicard and Rookwood pottery, English cameo glass by Thomas Webb & Son, an authentic Pablo Picasso pitcher, Wave Crest, Hunzinger and Horner furniture and much more. Internet bidding is via LiveAuctrioneers.com.

Highlights: Stunning heavy gold chain made from solid gold nuggets, 30 inches long ($92,250); 2in x 1in gold bar from assayer Felix Grundy's hoard, weighing 7.75 ounces ($67,650)

Pre-auction/absentee bidding will open on the Briggs Auction online bidding platform and on Live Auctioneers on January 16, with real-time online bidding beginning at 10am Eastern Time on Friday, January 30.

Collectors will also appreciate a fine assortment of Lalique France, along with beautiful Van Briggle art pottery, striking plated Amberina by New England Glass, elegant brides baskets, art glass, artwork, furniture, lamps, and primitives.

Expected top lots include a rare, circa-1884 coromandel dressing case by Jenner & Knewstub of London; and an equally hard-to-find 1847 antebellum Mississippi River map by Charles J. Pike. Online bidding is available on multiple platforms.

Featured: 1920 Cox/Roosevelt jugate button, 1936 FDR union picket line campaign poster, 1872 Anna Pottery whiskey bottle folk art pig, Captain America Comics #1 (March 1941), Peanuts 4-panel strip.

Featured: Pair of Boss & Co sidelock ejector SXS 12-gauge shotguns, Browning Trombone pump-action Grade 3 slide rifle, Beretta 687EELL over/under 12-gauge shotgun, pair of J Purdey & Sons shotguns. Internet bidding via MontroseAuction.com.

Items include fine sterling silver – spectacular individual pieces and flatware services by famous makers – plus Gucci and David Webb jewelry, Montblanc pens, Herend, Swarovski, toys, more. Online bidding is on LiveAuctioneers.com.

Featured: 175-piece Tiffany & Co 'Wave Edge' sterling flatware set, 14K yellow gold A E Mathey Repeater pocket watch, terracotta sculpture titled 'Winter (one of the Four Seasons)'. Online bidding is available on multiple platforms.

Authentic The Walking Dead memorabilia with direct provenance from IronE Singleton, available to bid.

Highlights include Weller Sicard and Rookwood pottery, English cameo glass by Thomas Webb & Son, an authentic Pablo Picasso pitcher, Wave Crest, Hunzinger and Horner furniture and much more. Internet bidding is via LiveAuctrioneers.com.

Highlights: Stunning heavy gold chain made from solid gold nuggets, 30 inches long ($92,250); 2in x 1in gold bar from assayer Felix Grundy's hoard, weighing 7.75 ounces ($67,650)

Part I of the Yousuf & Estrellita Karsh Estate includes photographic prints from Yousuf Karsh's personal collection and items related to Karsh's photography subjects and fellow photographers. Online bidding is on multiple platforms.

Pre-auction/absentee bidding will open on the Briggs Auction online bidding platform and on Live Auctioneers on January 16, with real-time online bidding beginning at 10am Eastern Time on Friday, January 30.

Auction highlights: 30-inch-long solid gold nugget chain, US Cavalry model Colt Single Action Army revolver with period accessories, Ray "Crash" Corrigan's screen-used Bohlin saddle

Grandview Art & Auctions announces the continuation of its January sale "Vegas Rock Icons, Art & Tiffany."

The January 21 Warwick Collection sale is online-only and essentially unreserved, offering bidders the chance to acquire historically and artistically significant items at accessible levels. Internet bidding is available across multiple platforms.

The Rare Autographs & Books Including Lincoln & Space Exploration auction, at 10am EST, contains 526 lots of outstanding historical material, with 20 lots in the sale dedicated entirely to Abraham Lincoln. Online bidding is on several platforms.

Items include Buccellati of Italy, sterling silver flatware services and other silver items, vintage pens, fine jewelry, items from Ralph Lauren, mid-century games and toys and Black Americana. Internet bidding is via LiveAuctioneers.com.

Expected top lots include a massive, 14-foot-wide Brunswick-style mahogany back bar and a late 1920s or '30s-style large-size Shell Oil filling station diorama by McLaren Classic Restorations

Over 1,000 lots will be sold, starting at 12 noon EST all three days, including formal, country and primitive Americana; fine art; marine; silver; jewelry; Asian; Continental; and more. Internet bidding is on LiveAuctioneers.com and Invaluable.com.

Immediately after the Stein Collection sale, Nye & Company will present its two-session Chic & Antique Auction: Session I: Dec. 3 at 1pm Eastern time; and Session II: Dec. 4 at 10am Eastern. Online bidding will be on multiple platforms.

December 6th at 9am will have petroliana & historic advertising from the Norm West Collection. That evening and the next day will feature Parts 1 & 2 of the Bill and Carol Johnson Collection. Online bidding will be on two platforms.

Hot Wheels are the sale's undisputed headliner, but also offered will be vintage travel posters, vintage rock 'n' roll posters, art by Stanley Mouse, and animation cels signed by Chuck Jones. Online bidding will be on multiple platforms.

There was strong demand from private collectors and museum institutions. The leading lot was William Trost Richards' 1876 Autumn Landscape ($300,000).

R. Jorgensen was located in the heart of New England's antiques community in Wells, Maine. It stood as one of the area's most beloved destinations for collectors, decorators and dealers alike. Online bidding will be on two popular platforms.

The November 29th session is an Estate Art Auction featuring over 400 works by Robert Eshoo (1926-2018) and members of his Circle; the November 30th auction will be a Fine Art Auction. Online bidding will be on two popular platforms.

The sale contains 231 lots, all of which would make perfect gifts, with holiday delivery assured. Internet bidding is being hosted on LiveAuctioneers.com. The catalog is up and online right now.

Everything will be sold without reserves, in the Woody auction hall located at 130 East Third Street in Douglass, Kansas, starting at 9:30am Central Time. Online bidding will be via LiveAuctioneers.com.

The auction achieved remarkable results across various categories, culminating in a new world record for a work by Ivan Yakovlevich Bilibin (1876-1942), a renowned Russian illustrator and member of the World of Art group.

The Rare Autographs, Manuscripts & Books auction, at 10am EST, contains over 490 lots of outstanding historical material, headlined by two notable and largely unreserved collections. Online bidding is available on multiple platforms.

The two-session, online-only auction, with start times of 9am and 6pm Eastern, features the outstanding Jason Patzer Collection. In total, 437 lots will come up for bid across the two sessions, on two platforms.

The auctions will include Part 2 of the Estate of Joseph (Joe) A. Jaeger, Jr. (1947-2024), the late New Orleans real estate developer and hotelier (Nov. 6), and an Important November Estates Auction (Nov. 7-8). Online bidding on multiple platforms.

The common elements to these sales were items being fresh to the market, pieces coming from old collections and pieces previously documented in publications. The overall gross was $866,061 (Canadian).