Retro Toy Auctions

UBidToBuy is holding Parkhill Estate Liquidators' weekly online auction, which closes Saturday, November 7, 2026 at 12:00 PM and includes a Hickok Model 532 tube tester, an RCA Radiola 60 tube radio, several 1891 and 1901 Morgan silver dollar coin lots, and multiple Funko Pops! collections. Buyers face a 10% premium, sales are final, and winners must pick up and pay for items within 7 days, with in-person previews available before bidding.

Upcoming auctions include a Swarovski & Collectables timed sale opening Friday 20 November 2026 at 10:30am, followed by a Fine Jewellery & Watches sale on Wednesday 25 November 2026 at 6pm.

Hudson Estate Buyers specializes in jewelry and rare coins, alongside full estate liquidations. They offer a comprehensive service for selling entire home contents or hosting curated tag sales.

C&T Auctioneers specializes in militaria, arms and armour, and vintage toys, with a sale record that leans heavily on Star Wars and retro collectible toys, toy soldiers, and fine dolls, dolls houses and teddy bears. Recent catalogue titles include "The Sunday Auction: Retro & Vintage Collectible Toys Including Star Wars," "Ulster - The Gary Campbell Militaria Collection," and "Chocks Away! A Private Aviation Collection," with the house also running coin, watch and jewellery sales and a dedicated US-based militaria series. The archive's steady run of named private collections, from Third Reich insignia to diecast models and Action Man, gives the house a distinctly collector-focused identity.

Upcoming auctions include a large estate collection of automotive and other items, with pickup scheduled for November 1–3 at the Aldergrove location. The source gives these dates without a year, so no complete calendar date falls within the search window.

James Auctioneers specialises in premium watches, including Breitling Superocean and Bulova "Parking Meter" pieces, alongside Andy Warhol lithographs and Urban Culture & Pop Art. The house also offers Hermès Paris textiles, St Dupont and Montblanc-style luxury pens, and James Bond and Sports & Film memorabilia. One reviewer praised the staff's responsiveness on lot queries, while another publicly complained about a bangle advertised as Tiffany sterling silver.