McMurray Antiques & Auctions hosts regular bidding events featuring art & collectibles, tools & workshop. Visit their website for upcoming auction catalogs.
EJ Ainger Auctioneers is holding a two-day auction on Tuesday, July 28 and Wednesday, July 29, featuring antiques and decorative art.
Auction House St Kilda specializes in Antique, Vintage, Collectables & Art, offering over 1,000 lots of Furniture, Jewellery, Art and Objects monthly. Their "Auction Salon" is a popular evening event attracting a broad range of buyers and sellers.
Tennants Auctioneers is holding "An A-Z of Art & Antiques" from July 22 to August 15, a Valuation Day at the Leighton Hall, Carnforth on August 4, and a Valuation Day in Beverley on August 11.
Harrogate Auction Centre specializes in a wide array of items, from antique and modern furniture to fishing tackle, air rifles, and war memorabilia. With 500 to 700 lots per week, the saleroom offers a diverse selection of goods, including china, porcelain, and various collectibles.
Thomas N. Miller Auctioneers is holding Antiques & Collectors' Auctions every Tuesday from July 7 to August 4.
Antiques & Modern Auction Gallery is holding an auction for Fine Artwork & Decorative Arts on July 18.
Auctions antiques, estates, real estate, collectibles, business liquidations, and more.
Specializes in estate auctions featuring firearms, Yearound Estate Sales holds a Federal Firearms License (FFL) to legally sell these items. They also handle antiques and collectibles, appraising items at high market prices.
W&H Peacock Auctioneers is holding a series of auctions starting July 25, 2026, featuring items such as professional studio equipment, antique furniture, collectors’ items, jewellery, lighting rigs, tipping bins, racking, industrial equipment, vehicles including a 1979 MG 'B' soft-top convertible and a 1958 BSA A7 'Shooting Star', and various collectibles. Additional auctions are scheduled for July 28, 29, 30, August 1, 6, 7, 13, 14, and 21, 2026, including valuation days, craft workshops, and sales of wines, spirits, and mid-century design pieces.
Schultz Auctioneers specializes in high-value antiques, with past sales including a Chinese Porcelain Moon Flask for \$1.5 million and a 1947-1949 Delahaye for \$313,500. The house also features works by notable designers such as Charles Rohlfs, Frank Lloyd Wright, and Tiffany.
Specializing in farm equipment, guns, construction supplies, and antiques, McSherry Auction Service Ltd. offers comprehensive on-site and off-site auction services. With over 10,000 auctions under their belt, they've appraised and sold "just about everything."
Features auctions for consumers/collectors, antique shows, and stores.
Specializes in online estate sales and mixed consignor auctions, featuring art, antiques, collectibles, and advertising.
Auctions fine art, antiques, ceramics, jewellery, watches, and coins.
Dominic Winter Auctioneers is holding a Fine Art sale on July 15, 2026, featuring a portrait of William Shakespeare, and a British & European Paintings, Old Master Prints & Drawings, and 20th Century Works on Paper sale on July 15, 2026. Antiques, Silver, Jewellery & Historic Textiles, Violins & Cellos, and Safavid Tiles will be auctioned on July 16, 2026, followed by Printed Books, Maps & Wisdens, and English Bibles 1500-1800 on July 22, 2026.
Specializes in juke boxes, automata, toys, antiques, advertising specialties, signs and neon, magic items, memorabilia, music boxes, and other unique vintage items.
Specializes in online estate auctions featuring personal property, antiques, and collectibles.
Klaassen Realty & Auctions is holding an auction with a close date of July 21, 2026, featuring collectibles, antiques, tools, and household items. An online-only auction of baseball and sports cards closes on August 3, 2026.
Auctions antiques and fine art, including silver items and other collectibles.
Tommy Trades Reselling specializes in online auctions featuring antiques, valuables, and collectibles. The St. Louis-based company also offers junk removal and estate buy-out services.
