Auction

Fred Paris, solar energy pioneer and a respected industry expert, is getting ready for an explosion of commercial solar energy projects.

The auction has something for everyone. The catalog is packed with more than 400 lots in many collecting categories. It’s a combination of numerous collections from around the world.

The 383-lot Rare Autographs, Manuscripts & Books auction contains material from multiple collecting categories. All lots are up for viewing now on multiple platforms.

The live-online auction will begin at 10 am Eastern. Nye & Company’s #1 priority is the safety of its clients and staff and to deliver fine art & culture in a safe and socially distanced manner.

Included will be beer bottles, decanters, wine bottles, perfumes, pot lids, stoneware bottles and cruets. The auction will be held online and live at the Reno-Sparks Convention Center.

The auction is packed with 271 lots of rare jewelry, paperweights, glass art vases, scarce tin collectible toys and trains, stunning silverware, natural gem trees and designer scarves.

The 312-lot auction was held online and live at the Woody auction hall in Douglass, Kan. The signed Galle French cameo art glass lamp, circa 1920, was the auction’s top achiever.

The auction grossed $418,959 and featured a wonderful selection of 78 Swiss luxury timepieces from Rolex, Patek Philippe, Omega, Tag Heuer, Cartier, Hublot, Tiffany & Co., IWC and others.

The online auction is well-rounded, with objects that are affordable for beginning and advanced collectors. It has everything from matchlock muskets to M1 Garand rifles.

The auction saw sustained passion for rare and never-before-seen lithographs from the Art Nouveau and Art Deco eras, continuing PAI’s streak of $2 million auctions this year.

Maryland voters, 66% of them, enthusiastically voted “yes” to legalize cannabis. Now they face a two year time lag before even the first recreational dispensary is open to the public.

Mars and the Imagination: A Record of Our Relationship with the Red Planet is a curated collection of over 900 works of fiction and non-fiction dedicated entirely to Mars.

All 241 lots were from the lifetime collection of the late Gary Archer, a collector who aggressively sought out gas pumps, petroliana advertising, automobilia, soda signs and old toys.

The recovered jewelry, mid-1800s clothing, glassware, and other items were retrieved from the legendary “Ship of Gold". The auction took place in Reno, Nevada.

Capping the year was an auction held November 12th, in which a round American Brilliant Cut Glass tray in the Hawkes Panel pattern, 16 inches in diameter, over 11 ½ pounds, made $115,500.

The California en plein air paintings, Americana, clocks, fine silver, antiques, Native American works and decorations were amassed over 50 years by the California-based couple.