A Rene Lalique Art Nouveau enamel necklace and an Art Deco diamond and platinum bracelet lead a Lambertville, New Jersey sale spanning Georgian to Retro jewelry. Lambertville, NJ — September 2026 — Rago and Toomey and Co. present Jewelry: Antique…
Works by Marino Marini, Olga de Amaral, Andy Warhol, Ruth Duckworth, and Richard Hunt highlight a Chicago sale of the Fixler Collection on September 15. Chicago, IL — September 2026 — Rago/Wright will present Pushing Boundaries: The Lowell and Diane…
A Georg Jensen Rose soup tureen, Inuit sculptures from the Morton Swinsky estate, and custom Elsie de Wolfe furniture from the Fleishhacker House highlight Toomey and Co.’s September 3 Great Estates sale. Chicago, IL — September 2026 — Toomey and…
A restored Erie Cash Recorder Polly Gas pump, early McCormick and Ford advertising, and scarce wartime Coca-Cola signs lead 393 lots of fresh-to-market petroliana and general store advertising in two sessions on September 6. New Hamburg, ON — September 2026…
A Carlo Giuliano emerald and enamel bracelet and a Renaissance Revival enamel necklace from the estate of philanthropist Tessa Ader headline Brunk Auctions’ September 3 jewelry sale in Asheville. Asheville, NC — September 2026 — Brunk Auctions will present museum-quality…
An original oil painting by Louisiana legend George Rodrigue leads a two-session Important Estates Auction at Crescent City Auction Gallery, Sept. 10-11, online and live in New Orleans. Top lots include works by Hunt Slonem, a 1974 Rolex, and a Moroles granite sculpture.
Three-day sale September 15-17 at Denver, PA gallery features the Thompson machine gun used to wound Pretty Boy Floyd and a Colt SAA with Custer's 7th Cavalry provenance.
550-lot event in Vineland, NJ features five Stanley Wanlass bronzes, a 1929 Franklin Series 11 sedan, and a rare circa 1905 Motricine gasoline advertising poster.
Sale in Douglass, Kansas features "The Liberace" ABCG candelabra pair and nearly 200 lots of American Brilliant Cut Glass. No reserves, no buyer's premium.
by Jessica Kosinski The United States as we know it today was practically built on railroad travel. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad (B&O) was the country’s first major railway. It was chartered in 1827. By the mid-1830s, it had switched…
