Auction

From cornerstone cards to museum-worthy items, the Pre-1980 Sports Cards & Memorabilia auction presents rare pieces seldom offered in Canadian dollars, starting at 6pm Eastern time.

Each day had a morning session and an evening session, starting at 9am and 6pm Eastern time. Nearly 1,000 lots in total came up for bid. When it was all over, the total gross was $1.7 million.

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The Canadian folk art, on October 9th, will feature such acclaimed artists as Maud Lewis, Ted Harrison, Joe Norris and Everett Lewis. Nearly 500 lots in total will cross the auction block.

The 452-lot Rare Autographs, Manuscripts & Books auction will feature Part II of A Top-Notch Collection of over 75 lots – largely unreserved – from a sophisticated California connoisseur.

The auction highlighted the diversity of sports collectibles, from cornerstone trading cards to historical memorabilia. Bidders displayed passion for classic cards and one-of-a-kind artifacts.

Up for bid: Buccellati items, sterling silver flatware services and single objects; dazzling jewelry pieces; Herend & Swarovski figures; vintage pens; vintage toys; decorative accessories; scarves.

The auction celebrates the life and legacy of Iris Apfel (1921-2024), a style icon, tastemaker, and fashion-world firecracker, known for her outspoken personality and oversized eyeglasses.

Items are mostly from private collections across the South but also consigned from historic estates in Memphis, Tennessee (the Hunt-Phelan Mansion in particular), as well as Alabama.

The sale has 216 lots of mostly firearms and ammunition advertising, plus additional items. Headlining the Saturday event is the outstanding longtime collection of Lorenz Werkmeister.

With competitive estimates and a diverse offering of fine and decorative arts, the Chic and Antique auction continues Nye & Co. ’s tradition of combining accessibility with excellence.

An automated online-only auction featuring more than 350 lots in basically the same mix of merchandise will be held on Friday, October 24th, starting promptly at 8:00am Central Time.

The auction showcases an exceptional lineup of 159 works by American and European masters and contemporary artists and brings together a vibrant mix of styles, periods, and price points.

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 gross was $866,061 (Canadian).

Fred Holabird, the president, owner and founder of Holabird Western Americana Collections, is riding off into retirement, but not before holding one more killer auction -- a five-day colossus.

The auctions will include Part 2 of the Estate of Joseph (Joe) A. Jaeger, Jr. (1947-2024), the late New Orleans real estate developer (Nov. 6),