Results for "rare" (258 found)
York Auction Centre runs sales across livestock, including rare breeds, alongside machinery, horticulture, vintage and bygones, household and workshop goods, and saddlery and tack. The site's navigation points to a regular calendar of events and an on-site facility, with the house also listing associated businesses and employment opportunities.
A-1 Auction is holding an online and live auction on July 19, 2026, featuring fine art, antiques, rare coins, collectibles, and vehicles.
Artcurial specializes in watches, jewelry, and fine art, with a particular focus on the XXe and XXIe centuries. The house recently sold a rare 1991 Cartier Crash watch for €251,560.
Hudson Estate Buyers specializes in jewelry and rare coins, alongside full estate liquidations. They offer a comprehensive service for selling entire home contents or hosting curated tag sales.
Athens Auctions is holding a Public Auction 153 featuring rare books on November 27, 2026.
St. Louis Estate Sellers specializes in estate auctions featuring automobiles, motorcycles, firearms, and fine jewelry. The company also handles the sale of rare books, art glass, and antique toys, offering a wide range of collectibles for discerning buyers.
Alexandria Auctions specializes in curated auctions featuring Mid-Century Modern furniture, fine jewelry, and vintage watches. The house leverages technology to market niche items globally, connecting collectors with rare and desirable assets.
Upcoming auctions include Fine Australian Art on Monday, October 26, 2026, and a Rare + Beautiful Auction in November 2026, with a specific date of November 16, 2026.
Pro is holding a farm toy auction on Saturday, October 24, 2026, featuring items from the Charles & Gloria Opie Estate, including a rare White 2-70 Pedal Tractor, a Grant County Farm Tech Skid Loader, assorted Oliver, J.D., Allis Chalmers & IHC tractors and implements, and a large Archer Oil Dealer collection. Another farm toy auction is scheduled for Saturday, November 21, 2026.
Bates Estate Sales - Louisville features fine art, antiques, and rare Kentucky textiles, alongside vintage furniture, China, and barware. The company offers end-to-end estate liquidation services for sellers and a curated shopping experience for buyers.
Auctions fine art, rare books, collectibles, and antiques, including ceremonial daggers.
Johnny's Estate Auction Service runs live and online estate, gallery, and on-site auctions, with recurring offerings of firearms, gold and silver coins, collector vehicles, and historical U.S. Native American artifacts. Past catalogs cite named makers including Waterford Crystal, Swarovski, Thomas Kinkade, Andy Lakey, and Native American artist Kathy Two Feathers, alongside designer purses and a 1909 S VDB penny. The house says its archive of past auctions is kept for years, and its catalogs have included items such as a 2012 Mazonne sand rail and an UTV.
Knights Auctioneers specializes in cricket, football and sporting memorabilia, with a standout focus on the Hedley Verity collection, including his Yorkshire and England Test cap and a Bodyline tour cap from 1932-33. The house also offers Wisden Cricketers' Almanacks, including a 1897 hardback that realized £9,500, alongside signed cabinet cards of players such as W.G. Grace, Ranjitsinhji and Peter McAlister. Its catalogue of signed team sheets and England and Australia tour photographs adds a strong collector's dimension to the sale.
Icon Auction, a Lille auction house, is distinctly known for jewelry and watches, with recent results including a Vacheron Constantin white-gold dress watch, a Rolex Datejust, a Cartier "Panthère" ring, and Hermès Kelly bags. The house also sells fine wine (Château Latour 1996, Pétrus 1982) and art by names such as Robert Combas, Line Vautrin and Jean Sorieul. Its catalogues span art, luxury and jewelry sales in Lille, Le Touquet and Paris Drouot, and one recent result, a Sorieul battle scene, sold for 30,600 euros.
Upcoming auctions include Kessler's Katsina Auction on October 24, 2026, offered for online bidding through the site's auction page. The house specializes in Native American art and artifacts, Western collectibles, and fine Western art, and its current new-arrivals listings feature items such as an antique Winchester signal cannon, a C.R. Cheek "Stagecoach" painting, and a Navajo bridle, with no other auction dates appearing in the source within the search window.
Upcoming auctions include the October Fine Art & Antiques Auction, listed across a Wednesday and Thursday in the 21st and 22nd of October, though the listing does not state the year.
Chicane Auctions is holding no dated auction in the source text: the page describes its Melbourne showroom, its timed online bidding and its valuation services, but it gives no complete calendar date for any auction within the search window of October 23 to November 22, 2026. Its showroom is open Monday to Saturday, with inspections by appointment, and vehicles are displayed for several weeks before each auction concludes, but no specific sale date is printed.
James Auctioneers specialises in premium watches, including Breitling Superocean and Bulova listings, alongside Andy Warhol lithographs, Hermès and Tiffany & Co. pieces, and James Bond and Muhammad Ali memorabilia. The house also runs retro toy lots from Corgi, Dinky and Star Wars-Kenner, plus St Dupont pens and Eaglemoss die-cast models. Its site advertises worldwide shipping, and one reviewer notes the house is UK-based and has a 3.7 Google rating, with one complaint alleging a counterfeit bangle.
The source text is almost entirely a directory of seller names and item categories on what appears to be the AuctionNinja platform, so it reveals little about what Waterbury Auction Gallery itself sells. The only category-level details listed are Fine Art, Furniture, Jewelry & Watches, Silver & Silver Plate, Coins & Stamps, and Militaria, along with Motor Vehicles and Toys & Video Gaming. The house's own name appears once in the seller list, with no maker names, lot descriptions, or upcoming sales attached to it.
Hudson Valley Auctioneers is holding its final general sale of 2026, an unreserved antique and estate auction on Monday, October 26 at 5:00 PM, with absentee, phone, and online bidding via Liveauctioneers.com. The sale features Mid-Century Modern furniture, Stickley and Arts & Crafts pieces, fine art, Meissen and other porcelains, sterling silver, a 1930 Stewart/Gibson guitar, and a Hummel collection, with in-house previews on Sunday, October 25 from 1 to 5 PM and on sale day from 2 to 4:30 PM. A military and weaponry sale is planned for November, but no specific date for it was given.
Upcoming auctions include Collectors Cars at Concours House, set for Saturday 21 November in Bradford-on-Avon, Wiltshire, with entries for collectors' cars currently being accepted. The source gives no year for this date, so it is not treated as a complete calendar date.
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