Auction

Specialty categories include Abraham Lincoln (17 lots), Space (108 lots) & Literature (41 lots), plus outstanding pieces from Art, Science and Early America.

The catalog is a mix of pocket watches and wristwatches, all by famous makers. The names include Patek Philippe, Longines, Omega, Rolex, Heuer, Breitling, Blancpain and others.

The June 4th auction will feature Sam Maloof, Ellsworth Kelly, Sandy Skogund and Louis Nevelson. The June 5th auction will feature Dale Chihuly, Nancy Callan, Kevin Gordon, Stephen Bradbourne.

Up for bid: sterling silver flatware services and single objects; dazzling jewelry pieces; Herend and Swarovski figures; vintage pens; vintage toys; decorative accessories; and Black Americana.

Bidders will compete for 268 lots, in categories that include historic objects, petroliana, soda advertising, advertising signs, general store, motorcycles, automobilia, automobiles and coin-op.

Offered will be English and Continental antiques, clocks, fine jewelry, watches, silver, porcelain, antiquities, fine art, modern design, antique carpets and luxury items, starting at 10 am Pacific.

This 235-lot, online-only auction unites historical significance, Hall of Fame legends, and investment-grade pre-1980 cards into one unforgettable event offered in Canadian dollars.

The overall top lot of the five days was a rare, Canadian early 1900s 3 Strikes Cut Plug pocket tobacco tin, one of the most important pieces of Canadian tobacco history. It brought $64,900.

The auction consisted of 67 lots of pocket watches and wristwatches, most of them Swiss-made. The top lot was an early 2000s Patek Philippe 18k white gold annual calendar watch ($27,140).

June 4th was a Modern & Contemporary Art & Design auction, with 420 lots grossing $551,216. June 5th was titled Translucence: Contemporary Studio Art Glass; it had 153 lots that grossed $192,511.

The June Automobiles, Motorbikes & Advertising auction, featuring the Mike and Wendy Fairbairn Collection, was held online and live on-site at the Fairbairns’ ‘Car Barn’ in Chatham, Ontario, Canada.

The 235-lot, online-only Pre-1980 Sports Cards & Memorabilia auction, held June 22nd, united historical significance, Hall of Fame legends, and investment-grade pre-1980 cards in one sale.

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The 461-lot auction will include offerings from collecting categories such as U. S. Presidents, Military (especially Revolutionary War and Civil War), Aviation/Space, Art, Science, and Sports.

Featured will be property from the estate of Joseph Berrigan III (1955-2025), the esteemed Royal Street antiques dealer; and the private collection of a local New Orleans antiquarian.

The online-only auction features over 500 items, gathered by three generations of collectors in the Dielman family. Previews will be held at the family farm in Box Elder, Montana, July 18-19.