Collectible Auctions

Wiens Auction/Realty LLC is holding online auctions that close on October 27 for knives from Buck, Custom, and Benchmade; October 28 for antiques, vintage items, and collectibles; November 3 for commercial equipment, Coleman lanterns, and fishing and hunting gear; and November 4 for three investment properties in Wellington, KS. Each online close is set for 7:00 PM Central, and the source gives no year for these dates, so the year is not confirmed.

Omnia Auctions features jewelry, watches, coins, currency, and silver. The house also offers Florida Highwaymen paintings and a variety of collectibles.

Anna Marie's Estate Sales runs full residential estate sales, handling staging, pricing, photography, signage and payments on a commission-only basis, with no upfront selling fee. The firm also offers online auctions for asset liquidation when an onsite sale open to the public isn't possible, and says its staging and interior design team knows home furnishing, accessory and collectibles pricing. The source names no specific makers or individual lots, so the business's focus is its service model rather than particular collectibles.

Rideau Retro specializes in antiques and collectibles, offering both online and in-person auction sales. The house organizes estate sales and downsizing events, with a recent listing for a Kemptville downsizing sale.

Specializes in estate auctions featuring antiques, collectibles, timeless antique furniture, and fine art, sourced from local estates, private collections, and consignors. The house draws 150-300 active bidders per auction and offers nationwide shipping at the buyer's expense, with its online auctions hosted through HiBid.

Specializes in complete estate clearances and real estate auctions, with categories listed as furniture, collectibles, bric-a-brac, vehicles and real estate. The house positions itself as a small boutique, full-service firm that handles entire family homes, including cleanup and preparation for sale, and offers a 2% commission on real estate auctions, which it presents as its "why is that number so big?" pitch.

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.

Liberty Auction runs a bi-weekly estate auction in Pembroke, Georgia, pulling lots from multiple estate sales across Georgia and South Carolina into one 40,000-square-foot space. Buyers can find rare coins, 1st editions, Atari games, sofa beds, antiques, collectibles, memorabilia, and art, and everything sells and goes home that night. Registration is free with a valid driver's license, and the house also handles pick-up and removal for sellers who are downsizing or settling an estate.

Specializing in estate liquidations, farm and construction equipment, collectibles, and precious metals, Culwell & Sons Auctioneers runs both online and in-person auctions, held onsite at clients' locations or at its secure facility southwest of Amarillo, Texas. The house also offers in-home tag sales, cash buyouts for real estate and equipment, and real estate services through a licensed Texas Realtor with property-management experience. For sellers, the pitch is a full-service clear-out: the firm handles staging, pricing, advertising, and settlement, so the seller doesn't have to.

Transitions Estate Sales, LLC runs estate sales, liquidations, sealed bid auctions and notary services across Lewiston, Moscow, Pullman and Clarkston, but its site names no specific makers or lots, citing antique furniture, collectibles, artwork and jewelry only as general categories. The company says its sales are priced by its own team, with asking prices often marked on items, and that shoppers should arrive early because "items go quick" at sales that draw hundreds to thousands of visitors.

Andrews Auction is a Eau Claire, Wisconsin firm offering farm, commercial, real estate, and antiques and collectibles auctions, with more than 40 years of auction and appraisal experience behind its services. The source text lists no specific auction dates or named upcoming lots within the November 22, 2026 search window, so no sale can be scheduled from it.

Vancouver Island Estate Liquidators specializes in estate and moving liquidations covering antiques, collectibles, precious metals, weapons and fine art, and lists PAL firearms licensing among its services. The firm says it has completed over 300 sales since 2008 and serves clients from Victoria to Courtenay and Port Alberni. Its featured sale event is a moving sale in North Saanich/Sidney, which the site lists as the Lands End Moving Sale.

G.W. Bell Antiques, a Falmouth, Maine buyer, specializes in purchasing antiques and collectibles, with a stated focus on furniture, oriental rugs, clocks, paintings, bronzes and statuary, autographs, wood carvings, costume jewelry, and oriental items. The firm bills itself as New England's largest buyer of antiques and collectibles and says it is seeking paintings by artists from American, European, Latin American, and Canadian schools, citing a catalog of over 350,000 artists' work. Its licensed auctioneer and appraiser principal has more than four decades in the field, according to the site.

New Hampshire Auctions and Appraisals is holding a Fall Auction of Fine Art and Collectibles on November 6, 2026 at 10:00 AM, featuring over 300 lots that include fine art from estates, antique swords and weapons, oriental rugs, Sterling silver, African masks, T. Nast woodcuts, 1950s toy trucks, cast iron toys, trains, early lead soldiers, and country and Renaissance Revival furniture. The house specializes in antiques, fine furnishings, books, and fine art, and recent results included a Dunlap painting that sold for $42,500 and a Dunlap molding plane that sold for $15,000.

Estate Sales by Southern Trading Company specializes in estate sales featuring antiques, collectibles, art, and household items. They also handle senior moves and home staging, aiming to alleviate stress during life transitions.

Collins & Co. is a Tri-Cities, TN realtor and auction firm whose auctions span real estate, land, estate and probate property, equipment, collectibles and personal property, offered online, live or hybrid. The firm recently became a licensed auction firm in North Carolina and Virginia, and it touts a record-setting sale of a riverfront property on the Watauga River, sold at public auction for the highest price per acre ever recorded there.

J & J Auctions and Estate Sales, operating under BMT Investments in Wisconsin, specializes in estate sales and online auctions with a standout focus on collectibles, naming comic books, Star Wars items, sports cards, Transformers, action figures, coins, firearms, and cars as categories of especially great interest. The company says it also buys partial and complete estates outright, and it advertises commission rates as low as 5% on auctions and 30% on estate sales, with proceeds paid within five business days of a sale's close.

Meissner's Auction Service, a family-owned house in New Lebanon, New York, specializes in antique and period furniture, quality oil paintings, Shaker pieces, and antique firearms, alongside antique toys, dolls, stoneware, and Victorian collectibles. The company bills its weekly Saturday sales as among the largest auctions in the area, with its listings also spanning automobilia and petrolania and antique and vintage advertising.

Specializes in antique and collectibles auctions, handling unique, focused, or unusual collections for individuals, estates, and museums. The firm positions itself as a way to take the stress out of selling a treasured collection and maximize its value.

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.

West End Antiques Mall features a vast selection of antiques and collectibles, including furniture, glassware, jewelry, fine art, and classic Pyrex cookware. The 53,000-square-foot mall houses over 250 booths and is open seven days a week.