The diverse marine-toy category is rounded out by Bing battleships, live-steam riverboats, and a very early German merchant sailing ship, which Bertoia’s experts have attributed to Lutz. The bow-wound ...
On December 4-6 in Las Vegas, Morphy’s will auction the classic advertising, American pop culture and coin-op collection of Southern California businessman and entertainment industry professional Ray ...
Featured: James Fetzer collection of mechanical banks, bell toys, chocolate molds and Christmas games; and Ed Steinberger collection of early banks and antique McLoughlin board games One of the top ...
Over 220 Lots Feature Fine Jewelry, Designer Scarves, Couture Clothing & More. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, CA, November 19, 2025 – Turner Auctions + Appraisals is pleased to present th ...
Made specifically for export to the US market, a hand-painted circa-1904 Marklin II-Gauge E2 live steam train set consisted of an E2 live steam locomotive and two coaches with NPRR markings, one in ...
Topping the 635-lot selection was an all-time classic lure – or “bait,” as seasoned fishermen would say – a Chautauqua Weedless Trolling Hook Minnow. It was produced by Anderson & Company of Jamestown ...
For four full seasons, Discovery’s Auction Kings (2010 – 2013) offered many viewers their first look into the auction industry. The show followed the Atlanta-based auction house Gallery 63 including ...
What is a Fabergé egg? Fabergé eggs refer to a series of 50 objets d’art created by Russian jewelry house Fabergé for the Romanov imperial family. In 1885, Tsar Alexander III commissioned an Easter ...
Gardner Russia Porcelain Figurine, Wood Carrier: Hand-painted Russian porcelain figurine depicting a bearded wood carrier dressed in traditional attire, kneeling with a bundle of firewood secured on ...
Royal Doulton Large Covered Toby Jug, George Robey: Ceramic covered toby jug produced by Royal Doulton depicting George Robey, an English music hall performer active in the late 19th and early 20th ...
Connie Bates, a distinguished jewelry and accessory designer, graduated from the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) in 1971 with a degree in sculpture. Originally working in ceramics, Bates ...
Are you looking to sell a fine collection of personal items, or perhaps a grouping of inherited ones, through an auction? There are a few things you need to know before consigning to an auction house.
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