This auction comes from a well-kept longtime home filled with quality pieces collected and cared for over many years. The catalog features a strong selection of antique and vintage furniture, sterling silver, artwork, jewelry, books, and decorative items throughout the house. You’ll also find toys and games, collectibles, china and glassware, lighting, kitchenware, and a wide variety of home accents. With more than 800 lots, this is the kind of estate where every room offered something interesting—from useful household pieces to antiques and collectible finds. If you enjoy auctions that feel like walking through a great old house and discovering what’s inside, this is one worth taking time to browse.

Mid-century charm and vintage nostalgia is abundant this Estate in Murray Hill! There were many treasures to be found (including an original 1967 G.I. Joe Nurse!), and we had so much fun with this one. Highlights include vintage G.I. Joe dolls and accessories, a Macintosh SE desktop computer, a Monarch antique stereoscope, a Ypsilanti chaise, vintage cameras, sterling silver, pottery and stoneware, framed artwork, home accents, books, and so much more!

Coming soon is a peak inside Coach Gate Condominiums with stylish decor, furniture electronics, fashion and more.

Nestled into the rolling hills of Frankfort, KY is a cozy cabin filled with the comforts and style to match. Look for this personal property auction in April!

Why sell a house at auction? 1) The burden is gone. Our goal is to help our Sellers do the least work possible to solve a problem, while also getting the best value out of their personal property and real estate. 2) You know that this house will sell by an exact date. No contingencies, no inspection, no asking for repairs and no haggling over price. This is especially a relief when selling homes with deferred maintenance. 3) It’s a completely open and free market process. Our job is to get the right eyes on it, and their job is to compete against each other until they reveal the fair market price for that property. No guessing game on what it should sell for.