American Auctions

Auctions cars, trucks, vans, agricultural equipment, aircraft, ATVs, boats, construction equipment, motorcycles, RVs, snowmobiles, and various trailers.

Auctions cars, trucks, vans, agricultural equipment, aircraft, ATVs, boats, construction equipment, motorcycles, RVs, campers, and various trailers.

Auction Export sells used and salvage vehicles, including repo sales, clean cars, live auctions, electric vehicles and Chinese cars, with inventory spanning makes such as Ford, Volvo, Mercedes-Benz, Jeep and Tesla. Its current hot lots include a 2022 Ford Mustang Mach-E GT listed at $13,000 and a 2021 Mercedes-Benz GLE at $21,500. The site also touts more than 250,000 clean and salvage cars for sale and shipping from North America to buyers in dozens of countries.

Upcoming auctions include a physical therapy and cosmetic surgery equipment sale in Raymond, Iowa on Oct 29 at 10am, arcade and redemption games alongside UTVs and vehicles in Davenport, Iowa, and a school day 6 auction in Vinton, Iowa, both on Nov 05 (the Davenport sale at 10am, the Vinton sale at 5pm), followed by a monthly food service equipment online auction from Raymond on Nov 23 at 10am.

Rachel Davis Fine Arts is currently offering a buy-now sale devoted to Albert Pels (American, 1910-1998), with 176 oil paintings listed under its Fine Art and Paintings categories. The catalog's lots, numbered from 801 onward, are all attributed to Pels and priced by login only, so buyers must register to see figures. The sale is listed as a buy-now event rather than a traditional live auction.

New England Auctions - Fred Giampietro is holding its Bakelite & Modern sale on November 18, 2026 at 10am, featuring a private collection of modern art and bakelite items, including a circa-1940 American carved bakelite bracelet (Lot #151).

American Eagle Auction & Appraisal Company, a Michigan-based certified auction firm, is best known in its source material for large collection sales, including Lionel and model train collections, LP record albums, and vintage sports memorabilia. The firm also highlights its sale of the Totem Village artifact collection, the AMI-ROWE Jukebox Museum, and military collections that drew over 1,000 bidders. Its site describes more than 30 years of sports memorabilia expertise, with past work including the collections of former Detroit Tigers president Jim Campbell and photographer Bob 'Red' Wimmer.

Specializing in Southern decorative and folk art, Americana, and fine art, Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates also handles American and European glass and lighting, 17th to 20th century ceramics, textiles, silver, jewelry, coins, and antiquarian books and manuscripts. Recent sales have spanned 18th-century Chinese Export porcelain to Mid-Century Modern furniture, with the firm's 51st Semi-Annual Premier Americana sale on the calendar. The Mount Crawford, Virginia house has served collectors, institutions, and estates since 1979.

Holabird Americana specializes in Western Americana, including Nevada stock certificates, as seen in its Joe Elcano Collection catalog, and essays on American Express and Wells Fargo Express. The house also highlights a Jack Haddock token auction and past Christmas Chronicles and Marvels of the West timed sales, with its office now closed following founder Fred Holabird's retirement after 48 years.

Upcoming auctions include Fine & Decorative Arts on October 28, featuring American paintings, modern design, art glass, European decorative arts, clocks, watches, jewelry, and silver, with highlights by Emile A. Gruppe and Wendell Castle. The following day, October 29, will feature Art, Antiques, & Americana, including early American furniture, folk art, stoneware, and Native American works.

Kensington Estate Auctions is holding an online art and antique auction on November 9, 2026, featuring items such as a 19th Century Green Opaline Palais Royal Napoleon III era Perfume Bottle, an Andy Warhol BRILLO SOAP PAD BOX, Native American pottery and baskets, and works by artists including Otto Poertzel, John LeGrand, and George Segal.

Auctions firearms, coins and precious-metal lots, with the Howard County Sheriff Department estate offering featuring pistols and long guns from makers including Sig Sauer, Ruger, Colt, Winchester and Browning. The closed lots shown include Morgan silver dollars, graded Lincoln cents, Silver American Eagles and multi-ounce silver bars, alongside a catalog that also lists Native American jewelry, Pottery and a Dallas Cowboys-signed football. A 2019 Ford F150 XLT 4WD is also listed among the multi-estate offerings.

Upcoming auctions include an October 23 sale spanning Americana, fine art, jewelry, and numismatics, which is the only date in the source that falls within the search window, though no year is printed. Merrill's Auctioneers & Appraisers also lists an April 24 Americana sale, headlined by a 1966 one-owner Mustang and a collection of 18th-century American newspapers, but the source gives no year for it, so it cannot be placed within the window.

Barry's Auction is holding a vehicle auction for Elite Wrecker Service on October 31st. Upcoming auctions include Quality Towing Service on November 7th, Elite Wrecker Service on November 14th, American Self Storage on November 16th, American Self Storage on November 18th, and American Self Storage on November 20th.

Specializes in estate auctions of antiques and collectibles, with recent lots including a Childe Hassam 1883 watercolor that sold for $6,608, a 1783 American Oxbow secretary, and a Buffalo steam gauge railroad clock. The Danville, Virginia house, run by Steve and Cindy Burke since 1997, also handles the occasional car, commercial property or business liquidation, and its top recorded result was a $1.32 million commercial property. Most sales run online on HiBid, where current catalogs feature Fenton hobnail glass, Fitz & Floyd nutcrackers and Royal Crown teapots.

Carlsen Gallery is holding an Anniversary Auction on September 20, 2026, featuring items such as a 1953 Citroen Familiale Traction Avant Saloon, an Andy Warhol gouache on paper titled "Polish Dance Boot," a Tiffany & Co. sterling silver tankard, a pair of Duncan Phyfe side chairs, a Newport or Boston blockfront chest on chest, and an 18th-century American gumwood Hudson Valley kas.

Casco Bay Auctions specializes in American antiques and fine art, with recent lots including a Connecticut Queen Anne cherry bonnet top highboy, a Benjamin Blyth portrait of Mr. and Mrs. John Gardner, and a David Webb 18K diamond, emerald and ruby snake charmer bracelet. Its upcoming Fall Americana sale is slated to offer folk art, Early American furniture and Chinese export porcelain, while its Twentieth Century Art & Design sale covers mid-century modern furniture and designer fashion. Based in Freeport, Maine, the house is also tied to sister company Chapel Street Auctions, which sells more affordable fine and decorative arts online.

Forsythes' Auctions specializes in antiques, with a particular focus on early furniture, coverlets, quilts, and smalls. The house also features Asian art, including Chinese porcelain and Japanese woodblock prints.

Antique Stoneware Auction, American Redware Pottery Auction by Crocker Farm is holding its Fall 2026 sale, listed for November 4 through 13, with consignments open and preview photos already posted online ahead of the event.

Alderfer Auction is holding a run of online-only sales beginning with Firearms, Swords and Bayonets at 10:00 AM and an Ammunition sale at 8:00 PM on October 27, followed by Firearm Accessories, Sporting and Military on October 28 and Musical Instruments on October 29, with a Limerick Hardware Inventory Liquidation closing its bidding on November 2, a Home & Decor auction featuring Furniture on November 5, and a Minerals & Geodes sale on November 11. In between, walk-in evaluations run on October 27 in Hatfield, October 28 in Wayne and Doylestown, and November 5 in Doylestown, while the company will accept consignments at the Great American Guitar Show in Oaks on November 7–8, ahead of a guitar-focused sale on November 12.

Waco's A&S Auction Co. specializes in high-quality American antiques, firearms, western art and collectibles, and Americana, with its current spotlight on the Buddy and Paulette King Collection, which includes roughly 70 pairs of spurs by makers such as Adolph Bayers, G.A. Bischoff, Louis Bryant, and Kelly Bros. The two-day estate sale also offers a documented "Lone Ranger" outfit once owned and used by Clayton Moore, along with a beaded Plains Indian war shirt from circa 1900. The house, which bills itself as family owned and operated, also lists Gone With the Wind lamps, saddles, and more than 250 antique and modern firearms among its offerings.