Collectibles Auctions

WW2GC LLC, operating as Militaria Auctions International, specializes in authentic militaria collectibles, with the house stressing that its items are sourced from veterans and offered to the public. The firm says it guarantees items are as described, backed by a team of reputable dealers with more than 80 years of combined experience, and it takes consignments of collections at what it calls the lowest fees in the industry. Bidding runs through its online platform, where it invites owners to submit items for a free evaluation.

Lucas Auction Service is holding an online auction featuring furniture, antiques, collectibles, coins, household items, and more, with bidding closing on October 8th.

Specializes in online estate and consignment auctions featuring antiques, collectibles, sports memorabilia, coins, jewelry, and tools, with weekly sales running Friday to Wednesday. The family-owned Saginaw, Michigan house also takes business liquidations, overstock, and equipment, and will even sell vehicles and watercraft off location on request.

Upcoming auctions include the St. Joseph Estate sale, with previews on Tuesday, November 10 from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm. Johannes Auctions' Eden Valley #111 sale, featuring blow molds, collectibles, John Deere items, and signs, has a preview on Wednesday, November 11 from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm, and its #112 sale, featuring clam, collectibles, and craft items, has a preview on Wednesday, November 18 during the same hours. Bidders are advised to note lot numbers of interest before visiting to help staff locate items.

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 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.

Specializes in estate sales featuring one-of-a-kind finds, rare collectibles, and household items.

VRK Auctions specializes in coins, business liquidations, benefits, and equipment. They also feature collectibles such as Buffalo Bills and music memorabilia, alongside toys.

Auctions land, farms, commercial property, estates, equipment, and collectibles like Pez dispensers.

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.

Silverlake Auction is holding a two-day sale beginning August 20th, with the first day closing on Sunday, September 13, 2026, and the second day closing on Monday, September 14, 2026. The auction features a large collection of advertising signs and collectibles, coins, sterling silver, figurines, vintage cameras, toys, art pottery, knives, art glass, Halloween items, primitive and mid-century antiques, black americana, original art, sculptures, and art prints.

Blooms Auction specialises in trading cards, sports cards and collectibles, with current monthly sales covering sports cards, Pokémon and TCG cards, and pop culture and non-sport cards. Among the lots highlighted on its feed are a 2001 Pokémon JPN Machamp 1st Edition, a 2022 Prizm World Cup Antoine Griezmann card, and a 2026 Futera Incredible Wesley Sneijder, all graded in MGC slabs. The house also promotes sealed packs, tickets, stickers, memorabilia and numismatic coins, and says every item is authenticated by its partners before sale.

Guyette & Deeter is holding a Decoy & Sporting Art Auction on November 14 & 15, 2026, featuring Session III of the Jim and Diane Cook collection, decoys from the Oliver Smith and Don Leonard collections, miniatures from the Joe Ellis collection, collectible duck calls, and Native American related items including a totem pole. Weekly online auctions for decoys sell every Thursday night.

Southern Minnesota Auctions features a wide variety of items, from antiques and collectibles to heavy equipment and vehicles. The auction house offers a mobile app for convenient bidding.

Bates Estate Sales specializes in full-service estate liquidation in Cincinnati, selling everything from antiques and furniture to jewelry, kitchenware, curtains, drapes, and even the house itself. The firm also handles vintage furniture, tools, collectibles, and workshop inventory, and it offers staging, security, staffing, and post-sale clean-out. One client review praised the sales for offering high-quality goods rather than junk.

Sohn and Associates specializes in residential, commercial, and agricultural real estate auctions alongside antiques and collectibles, estate sales, business liquidations, and auctions of tools, farm, and heavy machinery. The Evansville, Indiana firm, which says its roots date to 1936, also holds licensed real estate brokerage credentials and runs online auctions through AuctionFlex, Proxibid, and AuctionTime.

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Specializes in lithographs by Thomas Hart Benton, with its recently closed sale of the Clarence R. Decker Collection bringing $335,163 in total sales including buyer's premium. Top lots included Wreck of the Ol' 97 (1944) at $15,500 and Jessie and Jake (1942) and The Race (1942), each at $14,000. The sale drew registered bidders from 34 states and 49 countries, and the house is now accepting consignments for a winter auction of jewelry, fine art, and historical collectibles.

Specializing in estate liquidations, farm and construction equipment, collectibles, and precious metals, Culwell & Sons Auctioneers runs both online and in-person auctions from a secure facility southwest of Amarillo, Texas, as well as onsite at client locations. The Amarillo firm also offers in-home tag sales, cash buyouts for real estate, equipment, and personal property, and a full-service package that pairs clearing with cleaning, photography, repairs, and listing. Its Texas-licensed realtor principal brings more than a decade of experience across single-family, multifamily, commercial, and agricultural land.

Upcoming auctions include a Murfreesboro commercial property, three Lawrenceburg investment homes, and several residential and land lots on Nov 12, followed by Auburntown and Readyville rural homes on Nov 14, a Murfreesboro townhome on Nov 15, and a 10-unit Murfreesboro apartment complex, a Morrison home, and a Murfreesboro collectibles sale on Nov 17. Later listings include a Smyrna commercial lot on Nov 24, a Chapel Hill farmhouse on Nov 28, Tracy City homes and vacant lots on Dec 1, Silver Point tracts and a house on Dec 5, a Murfreesboro antiques and vintage sale on Dec 6, and an Ashland City property with two homes on 15.57 acres on Dec 10.

Bell Tower Auctions, a Columbia City, Indiana house, sells a broad mix of consigned residential and commercial property, vehicles, tools, furniture, antiques, collectibles, decor, glassware, and electronics, with furniture listed as dressers, tables, chairs, couches, and bed frames. Its catalog also includes estates such as farm land and wooded lots, plus golf carts and farm equipment. One client said the staff was respectful and friendly, and another described the house as a "great Christian auction."