Child Auctions

David Zwirner is holding no auctions in the window; its listings are gallery events. These include a children's film screening at Metrograph in New York on October 25, a Paris pop-up running through October 25, opening receptions on November 5 in New York and London (with a London print discussion that evening), a Tribeca opening on November 6, Los Angeles openings on November 13, and London children's printmaking workshops on November 14.

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.

Oregon City Preschool is a cooperative preschool, not an auction house, so its only auction is a single annual fundraiser: "Where Dreams Take Root," a garden-themed event with live and silent auctions, lunch, and a drink ticket for $60 per adult ticket. The school's main offerings are its classes for 3's, 4's, and Pre-K, which it has run for more than 80 years in Oregon City. Guests are invited to come in garden-party attire, from florals and gardeners to bees and gnomes, though costumes are optional.

Newbridge Silverware sells Irish jewellery, cutlery and giftware, with Claddagh bangles, rings and pendants among its most prominent lines, alongside silver plated cutlery sets and Silver Plated Alphabet Pendants. The house also stocks Christmas tree decorations, Diamonds x Newbridge Silverware lab grown diamond pieces, and vintage pre-owned luxe jewellery. Its own store is described as a "Museum Of Style Icons" and a Silver Restaurant, and the site carries a "Since 1934" heritage claim.

Pence Auction & Estate Sales is holding the Charles Schollenberger Estate Auction on Saturday, October 24, 2026, featuring space exploration items, WW II memorabilia, and vintage collectibles. The Joyce Taylor Living Estate Auction follows on Sunday, October 25, 2026, with primitive furniture, holiday items, and antique toys. A two-day auction of Peggy Lewis's antique collection is scheduled for Saturday, October 31, and Sunday, November 1, 2026, offering concrete statuary and primitives. An Antique Auction will take place on Saturday, November 14, 2026.

One House At A Time is a Baltimore nonprofit that acts as a court-appointed vacant building receiver, transferring vacant city properties to qualified rehabbers through public auction rather than selling named makers or collectibles. Its auctions focus on blighted Baltimore row houses, such as a tangerine-hued home on N. Broadway that now houses a young family and a 2025 E. Preston Street rehab. The site also features bidder profiles and renovation stories, including one developer who has completed more than 400 properties over nearly 30 years.

Upcoming auctions include a restaurant, bar and DJ equipment liquidation in Austin, Minnesota, closing October 26; Wren Kitchens' Lawrenceville, New Jersey showroom closing October 27 and its Cherry Hill, New Jersey showroom closing November 2; Donelan's Fresh Market in Littleton, Massachusetts, closing November 5; and BJ's Wholesale Club's Rotterdam, New York store closing November 10. On November 11, a Met Foodmarkets grocery liquidation in the Bronx, New York, closes online, and a 7 BBL brewery system is offered for direct purchase in Chicago, Illinois.

Upcoming auctions include a scholarship fund's Annual Cornhole Tournament on October 31, 2026, in Flemington, NJ, the only event in the listings with a complete calendar date inside the search window. The other listings show only placeholder "01/01/0001" timestamps or no day at all, such as a PTO parking-spot sale listed for "November," so they cannot be dated.

Ibbett Mosely Auction Rooms in Sevenoaks sells a broad mix of fine silver, gold and jewellery, with the current Wednesday 21st October 2026 sale headlined by a George III 18ct gold pocket watch that hammered at £4,900 against a guide of £1,100 to £1,300. Other lots include Chinese blue and white porcelain, a 9ct gold cigarette case, a Longines wristwatch and an After Grace Mott Johnson bronze sculpture of gun dogs. The house's own stories report that silver has continued to exceed expectations at recent sales, despite fears of an overheated market.

Auctions antiques, collectibles, real estate, fine art, furniture, lighting, stoneware, toys, and musical instruments.

McAfee Auctions is holding an auction on September 25, 2026, at 6:30pm in Loughgall.

Auctions fine art, Asian antiques, militaria, firearms, decorative arts, and historical collectibles.

Kuhlman Auction Service is holding the Barbara Sawyer Estate Sale on April 10 & 11 in Northfield, MN, featuring glass, pottery, collectibles, antique furniture, primitives, and household items.

Upcoming auctions include an All Breed Pre-Sorted Calf Sale featuring Angus and Hereford on Wed, Oct 28, and another All Breed Pre-Sorted Calf Sale featuring Angus on Fri, Oct 30, both starting at 9 AM and both tied to charitable "Cattle For A Cause" fundraisers, the first for a steer show scholarship and the second for Rock Solid Refuge.

Specializes in rare Judaica and Jewish historical collectibles, with its recent sales led by Holocaust-era material: a letter from Albert Einstein on the eve of World War II, which sold for $38,000, and a copy of Theodor Herzl's copy of a German play, which sold for $55,000. Other categories listed include Holocaust and Nazi-era items, Oskar Schindler material, early Hebrew printing and manuscripts, Palestine lithographs, and Zionist ephemera. The house runs an auction roughly once every two months, and it also evaluates individual items and estates for sale.

Upcoming auctions include a General & Vehicle Auction on 6 November 2026, with online bidding closing on 11 November 2026 at 6:00 PM. Lots that go unsold at the auction may still be sold privately for the rest of the month.

Specialty items named on the site include vintage furniture, fine jewelry, tobacco collectibles, firearms, and tools, with the firm stating it knows how to price, display, and sell them. Miranda's Estate Sales, an estate liquidation company serving the Sandhills and North Carolina coast, also runs in-person estate sales, private buyouts, "Almost Junk" buyouts, and business and commercial liquidations. The firm says it focuses purely on turning contents into cash rather than offering organizing or storage services.

N C M Auctions & Asset Management is holding a run of closing sales through November, starting with a warehouse clearance (gym equipment, commercial catering, furniture and plant) ending October 27, and HelloFresh distribution centre contents in Banbury closing October 28. Valeo Foods production lines and a weekly plant and machinery sale both close October 29, followed by a private school clearance on November 3, animal feed plant contents and a multi-site commercial catering sale on November 4, Harvey Nichols store fixtures on November 5, a Christmas warehouse clearance on November 11, and surplus airport assets and six new Asda underground fuel tanks on November 18.

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.

Fine American and English furniture (circa 1650 to 1925), period artwork, and rare porcelains lead the stock at Gates Antiques Ltd., a Midlothian and Richmond, Virginia dealer that has operated since 1961. Featured lots include a Sheraton pair of end tables, a pair of large signed Imari vases, a set of cast iron by James W. Carr of Richmond, and an 18th-century Chinese export pair. The house also offers appraisals, restoration and refinishing, and "Antique Furniture 101" classes, and one customer praised its repair of a three-century-old blanket chest.

Sloane Street Auctions sells fine art, Old Masters, antiques and antiquarian books, with a standout offering of Islamic arms, including a Mughal gold-damascened steel crutch dagger and a Caucasian ivory-mounted, gold-damascened kindjal. Its featured paintings range from a John Ferneley Senior portrait of a stallion to a David Yarrow work, and a recent sale highlighted first editions by Jane Austen and Charles Dickens alongside a bust of Joseph Conrad by Sir Jacob Epstein. The house's most prominent sale catalogued the contents of the London library of Sir Christopher Ondaatje.