In preparation for a cross-country move, this seller is parting with an eclectic collection of stylish home décor, artwork, jewelry and furnishings. The auction blends antique finds with contemporary style, with plenty of unexpected pieces in between. Pair funky cast iron bugs with vintage Asian pottery and an antique vanity set. Hang a chic French Beatles poster over wicker furniture beside the record player. Mix in colorful art, interesting objects and jewelry with a little personality, and suddenly it all works.

This well-kept home is packed with a little bit of everything for the home, closet, garden and craft room. Furnishings include pieces by Ethan Allen, Pennsylvania House, and Henredon, along with Tufenkian Tibetan wool rugs and stylish accent pieces. Throughout the home you'll find Waterford crystal, Swarovski and Lladro figurines, artwork, Asian-inspired décor, totes of seasonal decorations and an impressive assortment of entertaining pieces. The closets are just as full, with hundreds of pieces of women’s clothing, hats, shoes, handbags, furs and accessories. Outside, shop garden furniture and décor, while the kitchen offers cast iron, cookware, dinnerware and small appliances. And for the creative buyer, don't miss the extensive collection of sewing, fabric, scrapbooking, floral and crafting supplies. With more than 500 lots (and some more added this week!), this is one you'll want to browse all the way through.

Wardlow Auctions is proud to present the first phase of fine jewelry and luxury accessories from the Estate of Mollie Smith. More than 225 lots feature Van Cleef & Arpels, Tiffany & Co., Asprey, Bottega Veneta, Gurhan, Roberto Coin and Henry Dunay; 14K, 18K and 24K gold, platinum and diamond jewelry; Cartier, Louis Vuitton, Hermès and Tiffany & Co. watches; plus a Louis Vuitton mink coat, Hermès silk scarves and an exceptional selection of designer accessories. No Minimums or Reserves. Every lot will sell to the highest bidder regardless of price!

This exceptional Louisville estate brings together the remarkable collection of Dr. Roger H. Herzig, a pioneering physician whose work helped advance the treatment of leukemia and bone marrow transplantation around the world. Dr. Herzig established the Blood and Marrow Transplant Program at Louisville’s James Graham Brown Cancer Center and spent nearly five decades treating patients, conducting research and educating generations of physicians. Beyond its distinguished provenance, this is simply an outstanding collection. At its heart is an impressive selection of rare antique advertising and country store pieces, including a Hires Root Beer ingredients display, Diamond Dyes cabinets, early tobacco advertising, apothecary and medicinal displays, advertising clocks, signs and general store pieces dating to the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The collection expands from there with Kentucky and horse racing artwork, including signed works by LeRoy Neiman, along with historic Americana, antique furnishings, sporting and equestrian collectibles, art, pottery and more. This is part one of a multi-phase auction!