Included will be property formerly in the collection of Carolina and Ian Irving of New York City and East Hampton, plus selections from the Stanley Weiss collection, starting at 10am Eastern.

The 383-lot, online-only auction, on Saturday, Dec. 9, features the late Howard Meyer Legacy Collection of toys, militaria, petroliana, soda advertising, motorcycles, cars and automobilia.

Headlining the sale, starting at 10 am EST, will be original artworks by Joseph B. O’Sickey (American, 1918-2013), Larry Bell (American, b. 1939) and Felix Ziem (French, 1821-1911).

The sale featured the estates of prominent Atlanta area figures Fred Bentley, Sr. of Marietta, Ga., and Vectra Orkin Barnette of Atlanta, Ga. Combined, 843 quality lots came up for bid across the two days.

The sale boasts a selection of jewelry, silverware, trains, toys & collectibles from artists, designers & silversmiths. Winning bidders will have their items arrive in time for the holidays.

Rare Posters Auction XCI proved bidders’ vested commitment to bolstering their collections. The auction, online and live in the New York City gallery, saw an ongoing passion for posters.

The upbeat track explores the importance of community and passing traditions down through generations, and accompanying the new release is a unique new tour opportunity visiting communities across the country.

Included are over 200 lots of studio couture jewelry and vintage designer fashion accessories from the estate of Vectra Orkin Barnette, and fine jewelry from the estate of Fred Bentley, Sr.

A children's book author blames ancient Sumerian King—Gilgamesh a reputed demigod, for historical flooding in the Middle East.

Another Future of Garment Care™ location coming to Texas. Martinizing Cleaners helps launch the American dream for E2 Visa applicants.

The sale will feature property from collections in Beverly Hills and Los Angeles, including items from interior designer Timothy Corrigan, Inc., Santa Barbara, San Francisco & Scottsdale, Ariz.

The 472-lot auction features items relating to U.S. Presidents & First Families, Early America, Science, Literature, World Leaders, Music, Military, Art, Civil Rights, Religion, more.

The online-only auction was hosted exclusively on iCollector.com and featured over 2,000 lots of Americana, numismatics, philatelic and dealer items, many of them pulled from great collections.

The 335-lot auction was packed with paintings, sculptures, Cleveland School, antique and luxury designer furniture and objects. The Parsons fountain was the auction’s top achiever.

Included are wristwatches by Rolex, Breitling, Patek Philippe, Panerai, Hublot, Cartier, A. Lange & Sohne, Omega, IWC, Breguet, Audemars Piguet and others.

PlayMining pledges to solve real world problems by ‘gamifying work’, with a pilot project partnered with TEPCO Power that kicks off in Spring 2024.

The 153-lot auction was nearly 90 percent sold and grossed $3 million. Fresh-to-the-market consignments attracted interest from across the country and internationally as well.

The October 27th Advertising & Americana auction featured an exclusive Toronto collection; the October 28th event showcased the lifetime works of Canada master sign painter Nathan Appleby.

SJ Auctioneers' Online Happy Hour of Fine Collectibles Auction, Nov. 12, Features Jewelry, Silver, Trains, Toys and more

The auction features rare and iconic images from a century of poster design, including Art Nouveau, Art Deco, Modern and Contemporary lithographs, plus decorative panels, maquettes, and original works.

The 856-lot also features decorative prints, illuminated manuscripts and historical documents from late 15th century to mid-20th century. The catalog is online now, at www.OldWorldAuctions.com.

The late London, Ontario artist John Kinnear traded his Maud Lewis (1903-1970) painting titled The Lobsterman to jeweler John Ellington for a sapphire tie tack in the 1970s.

With token prices down across the board since their heyday in 2021, almost all of the major GameFi projects out there have equally low numbers

First Nations Business Solutions Joins Forces with Affordable Tax Solutions Team to Assist Self-Employed Individuals Claim FMLA Tax Credits Amidst COVID-19 Pandemic

Six original paintings by Maud Lewis combined to bring $184,680. Four original works by Joe Norris totaled $57,230, and a 1978 latex and marker on Masonite by Joe Sleep brought $5,900.

Both sales will be held online as well as in Ahlers & Ogletree’s gallery located at 1788 Ellsworth Industrial Boulevard NW, both at 10 am Eastern time. In all, 843 lots will cross the auction block.

Safe Harbor Vineyard Haven has a brighter future for many reasons. The marina and boatyard recently installed 32 solar modules/solar panels on top of its marina offices.

RHC General Contracting began a buildout/renovation at Wheelock College-Boston University’s College of Education and Human Development at 2 Silber Way, Boston, MA.

Surfside Dental Studio, a dental practice located at 344 Rockland Street in Hingham, will now offer in-house periodontal care.

The 355-lot online auction, held on Saturday, October 7th, featured a well-rounded offering of fresh-to-the-market Canadiana, folk art, pottery, textiles & more, from the 19th/20th centuries.

Local nonprofit unveils new mentorship programs to the community.

The auction, beginning at 10 am Central time each day, contains 900 lots in a wide variety of categories. The auction will be held online and live at the Crescent City gallery, New Orleans.

The Friday, October 13 session was titled Modernism, Art Glass, Folk Art & Jewish Art and had 432 lots. The October 14 session was titled European, American & Asian Art & Antiques and had 473 lots.

The two paintings - Ferry Road (A View of Old Stone Quarry Near the Delaware River) and The Mary Maxwell House / Milk Wagon – are the only items in the auction, starting at 1 pm Eastern.

The two-day auction will be hosted exclusively on iCollector.com and features over 2,000 highly collectible lots, starting each day at 8 am Pacific time.

The October 27th Advertising & Americana auction will feature an exclusive Toronto collection; the October 28th event will showcase the lifetime works of master sign painter Nathan Appleby.

In launching N6 Properties, the Ireland native acknowledges the growth of the company in recent years to its focus on developing stylish and affordable mid-rise mixed use residential communities.

Four stylists from Sage Salon, were recently named finalists for the eighth annual One Shot Hair awards put on by Behind the Chair an international community of salon professionals.

Offered will be creations by the Italian artist and designer Piero Fornasetti, pieces produced for furniture manufacturer Brueton, paintings by American Pueblo artist Pablita Velarde and more.

True Rep's Ellen's Boys Coming to Irish Cultural Centre in Canton, MA on Saturday, Nov. 18 at 7:30PM.

The auction, starting at 10 am Eastern time, will highlight American, English and Continental furniture, silver and jewelry, and a wide selection of fine art and prints.

The sale will feature prized pieces by renowned artists such as Norman Rockwell, Scott Kahn, Frederick Carl Frieseke, Winfred Rembert, Thomas Cole, Alfred T. Bricher and Ernest Lawson.

First Nations Business Solutions Offers Native American Operations Access to $70+ Billion Purchasing Network Without Any Costs

The auction will be led by a full set of 75 Matchbox toy vehicles from 1973, a vintage Marx Blue and Grey playset, and a Big Nose Freaks Out Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) video game.

First Nations Business Solutions Revolutionizes Tribal Community Resources: A New Era of Collaboration, Transparency, and Fiscal Leadership.

A Petroliana, Advertising & Music Machines auction packed with 338 lots was held September 16th, while a General Store, Advertising & Breweriana auction, 355 lots, was held the next day.

The 430-lot auction features superb items from U.S. Presidential & First Families, Early America, Science, Literature, World Leaders/International, Military, Music, Art, Sports and more.

The 269-lot auction, beginning at 9 am Eastern time, features categories that include carvings and sculptures, paintings and drawings, and walking sticks. It’s a folk-art sale not to be missed.

Brings together members of the developmentally disabled community.

Carl had a passion for great illustration art and collected works by Howard Pyle, Tom Lovell, J.C. Leyendecker, Norman Price, Dean Cornwell, Herbert M. Stoops and others.