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Caring Transitions of Myrtle Beach specializes in senior relocation, downsizing and estate sales, with services ranging from decluttering and senior moving to online auction services and liquidating business assets. The company runs its own online estate sale platform, CTBids.com, and says it has sold more than $1,000,000 in household contents for clients, with the site listing featured estate sales and "every home has treasures" as its tagline.

Automotive Auctions specializes in exclusive cars and oldtimers, sold through online auctions with showrooms in Milsbeek and Tiel. Its live lots include a 1930 Renault Monaquatre, a 1999 Ferrari 360 Modena F1, a 1963 Jaguar E-Type Roadster Series 1, and recent Bentley Bentayga and Flying Spur models, with the current bid on the Bentayga at €135,000. The house says it has sold 20,531 cars to buyers in 59 countries over 11 years, and it offers on-site viewing days where buyers can inspect cars and start engines, though test drives are not allowed.

Upcoming auctions include a historic two-plus bedroom home on a corner lot in Platte, sold online on November 5, 2026, followed by a Rapid City estate auction held online on November 6 and an online auction of Amish-built tiny homes, sheds, gazebos, and chicken coops in Hermosa on November 9.

Activos Concursales specializes in online judicial and insolvency asset auctions run through its platform eactivos.com, covering property and assets sold under Article 641 of Spain's Civil Procedure Law (LEC). The house cites more than 17,000 liquidations and over 350 insolvency administrators using the platform, plus ISO 27001:2013 certification. Its site also promotes a microenterprise liquidation service and a 2026-2027 Madrid debate series.

Specializes in Ming and Qing classical furniture, with Huanghuali (黄花梨) pieces leading the offering: a Ming Huanghuali solid-panel three-panel screen luohan bed sold for 15 million yuan, and a Ming Huanghuali Fulushou twelve-panel folding screen and a Ming Huanghuali armchair are also listed among popular lots. The house, a wholly owned subsidiary of Jiangsu Yaran Culture, reports total sales of 102 million yuan at its recent Spring Festival sale and says it has staged more than 60 specialist sales since its founding in 2004. Its site also promotes free connoisseurship sessions with experts from the Nanjing Museum and the Palace Museum in Beijing.

Specializes in classic and youngtimer cars, with a particular passion for Mercedes-Benz, sold directly from a Hasselt showroom housed in the former Mercedes-Benz Billen building. The house also runs art and car auctions, including art sales held in its Hasselt gallery and regular auctions of bankruptcy and bank-seizure lots. Its own description calls the showroom a curated collection of classics from varied brands, with the tagline "From classic steel to refined art."

Auctions Unlimited runs general-merchandise auctions held every other Saturday in Purvis, Mississippi, with all items sold to the highest bidder and no reserves. The house also buys and sells estates, and it offers a Saturday-night jackpot drawing and on-site food alongside its preview days. The source names no specific makers or fine-art categories, so the lots appear to be broad-ranging rather than specialized.

Artemis Enchères, a La Rochelle auction house run by commissaire-priseur Constance Bouyer, specializes in decorative arts (arts décoratifs), jewelry and watches (bijoux et montres), and paintings (tableaux), alongside valuations and inventories. Its most prominent recent result was a Madeleine en extase, a painting from the Roman school circa 1610 after Caravaggio, which sold for 37,000 euros against an estimate of 3,000 to 5,000 euros, after being bought more than 30 years earlier for 150 francs. The house also has coin sales (monnaies) and a decorative arts sale in preparation.

Specializes in judicial and extrajudicial real estate auctions across Brasil, with current activity in São Paulo and Campinas, and lists houses, apartments and condominium units such as a 4-bedroom house in Jardim Nossa Senhora Auxiliadora (appraised at R$ 580.000,00) and a 3-bedroom house in Residencial Terras do Barão (R$ 393.506,51). The site also runs a warning section listing fake auction websites impersonating legitimate auctioneers, a theme it presents with notable urgency alongside its bank-repossession coverage, which reports foreclosed properties sold at up to 60% below market value.

Upcoming auctions include the Christmas auction, whose printed catalogue goes online from November 6, 2026, with the online catalogue following from November 11, 2026. The source does not give the auction day itself, so the catalogue dates are the only firm dates in the window. Auction House City North in the house of Dr. Greve GmbH also lists results from its September 2026 autumn sale, including a women's wristwatch that sold for 10,000 euros and a 7,500-euro lot, but these are past sales and not upcoming.

Balclis specializes in hammer auctions across antiques, contemporary art, oriental art, design, sculpture, jewellery, painting and watches, staging five such sales a year. Its online lots are sold through the international marketplace Auctionet, exclusively in Spain, giving collectors a way to bid remotely alongside in-person events.

Specializes in full estate auctions spanning everything from vacuums to $40,000 paintings, plus cars, with items sold through its own online auctions on EstateSales.org or placed with other buyers and auction houses. The Asheville-based firm, which also serves Greenville, Spartanburg, and the Upstate South Carolina area, says it has been in business for over a decade and has helped more than a thousand families. Its estate sales list each item at a set price, while its online auctions go to the highest bidder, and it does not take items to a warehouse, with staff working at the home instead.

Upcoming auctions include a 69-lot online-only sale that opens October 28 and closes at 7:00 PM on October 30, 2026, with items sold to the highest bidder. The lots cover overstock and retail-return goods such as electronics, furniture, tools, and appliances, and winners must pick up on Mondays or Tuesdays during posted windows, or forfeit their items.

Williams Auction Service runs a long-running calendar of estate, household, farm, and real estate auctions, mostly at the Carroll County Fairgrounds and locations around Berryville, Green Forest, and Eureka Springs, Arkansas. Its listings also point to more specialized sales, including a Hot Rod and Antiques auction, a Wood Working Shop sale, WW2 artifacts and guns, railroad lanterns, coins and Federal Reserve notes, and Fiesta Ware. For the buyer who wants a hard-to-find item, the most eye-catching entry in the archive is an "SS 1969 Sports car" sold in Carroll County in May 2013.

Online property auctions for sellers and buyers, with the house focused on residential and investment homes, land, development opportunities and chain-free properties. The site lists traditional auctions with immediate exchange and a modern method of auction offering up to 56 days to completion, and it highlights case studies such as a Grade II listed church house that sold for £162,000 against a £100,000 guide price, a 62% uplift.

Upcoming auctions include an online machinery sale of tools, machines, bicycles, tyres, and rims that closes on Sunday 1 November from 20:00, with inspection on Friday 30 October from 10:00 to 16:00. A relocation auction featuring Deutz, Bukh, Bungartz T5, and MF 35 tractors, tipper trucks, firewood splitters, trailers, and other machinery can be viewed on Saturday 7 November, and a large Märklin train layout sold to the highest bidder for an estate trustee is expected to be ready at the end of November.

Discount Hunters Auction positions itself as an online bidding venue for "great deals," but its site names no specific makers, categories, or lots. The homepage leads with a "Bid Now" call to action and promises "a better auction experience," with navigation covering About Us, Shop, and Orders. Beyond that, the page offers little detail on what is being sold.

Columbia Livestock Market, a Willis family-owned livestock auction house south of Lake City on US Highway 441, specializes in cattle sales, with goats and sheep also sold at the start of each sale when available. The market runs a weekly Monday cattle sale, with lunch served in its restaurant beforehand, and its calendar features special events including a Special Cow Sale, a Value Added calf sale, and annual Bred Heifer and Black Bull sales. Customers can also follow the sale online through the market's live auction platform.

Sadde Commissaires-Priseurs, operating in Dijon and Chaumont since 1908, handles everything from objets d'art and jewellery to furniture, wines, photographs and militaria, with recent results including a bronze by Armand Petersen (Merle, 1932) sold at 22,000 euros, a Qianlong-period Chinese porcelain vase at 32,000 euros, and a platinum solitaire diamond ring at 13,000 euros. The house describes itself as a fourth-generation family firm conducting roughly 90 sales a year with 13,000 to 15,000 lots presented. Its recent headline results also include a 39,000-euro silver-gilt cup and a 30,000-euro portrait attributed to Jacqueline Marval.

Specializes in tribal art, with sales focused on African and Oceanic art alongside art from the Americas and Asia and ancient art, according to the house's site. The Swiss firm, which describes itself as small and focused, holds monthly auctions with live-streaming and says it has sold 25,000 objects.

Visbids leads with folk art and Indigenous material in its upcoming "Folk Art, Pottery, Textiles and Country Furnishings" sale, which names works by Mose Tolliver, Clarence Webster, Jacob Roth and Gilbert Desroches, alongside decorated stoneware and redware by Goold, Schuler and Welding and Mohawk pottery. The house also runs collector's auctions heavy in Lalique hood ornaments, trench art and vintage model cars, sold in the Greater Toronto Area and online through HiBids. Its catalogues are rich with pre-Confederation samplers and Canadian paintings, giving the Toronto-area house a distinctly Canadian focus.