Alderfer Auction

The Collectibles: Holiday & Records Sale features 120 lots of vintage blow mold holiday decorations, vintage records, and collectible holiday items. Holiday offerings include vintage blow mold figures, from Union Products, General Foam Products, Disney and Don Featherstone. The record section includes vinyl collections spanning pop, rock, and jazz, featuring The Beatles, Elvis Presley, and Fleetwood Mac, with LPs, box sets, and 45 rpm singles. Additional items include record player accessories, concert programs, CDs, and holiday collectibles such as figurines, tins, and table décor. The sale blends festive decorations with vintage music, offering a range of nostalgic and collectible pieces.

Alderfer Auction presents an extraordinary collection of vintage instruments on November 18th, spanning over a century of musical history. Headlining the auction is a remarkable 1840s C.F. Martin 2 ½ - 17, crafted in New York, a museum-quality piece of American lutherie that traces its lineage to the very foundation of the modern acoustic guitar. Electric players will vie for two iconic pieces from the Golden Age of Rock: a stunning Late 1960s Gibson Les Paul Deluxe, delivering the unmistakable, powerful humbucker tone that defined the era, and a superb Late 1960s Rickenbacker Bass Guitar, the instrument of choice for countless rock legends seeking its signature ringing clarity. Also to be offered is a 1917 Gibson L-1, featuring a rare 1912 Gibson neck, a beautifully voiced instrument that offers a rich, historical depth of tone. In addition, bid on a large assortment of professional audio recording equipment: AVID ProTools Interface, Apple Mac Pros, Sonnett Echo III with ProTools  PCI cards, Novation MIDI controllers, Universal Audio Apollo 16, TC Electronics Digital FX Processors, multiple Brainstorm Distipalyzers and multiple mobile rack cases made by Coy Frisbe, renowned industry carpenter for the touring industry, and so much more. 

The Discovery Art Auction features works of modern and contemporary art, including paintings, prints and drawings. Artists represented include Louis Tavelli, Anthony Ferrara, John Gwinn, Wolfgang Roth, Alfonso Caliendo, Alvaro Baragli, Frederick Childs, and Nano Lopez. Additional works by Terry Redlin, Lee Everett, John Reilly, and the Abington Art Center broaden the range of material. The catalog includes oils on canvas and board, pastel drawings, etchings, lithographs, and mixed-media compositions, reflecting a variety of abstract, figural, and architectural styles. Together, these works capture the breadth of twentieth- and twenty-first-century art, blending diverse techniques and creative perspectives.

The Home & Decor Auction includes nearly four hundred lots of decorative art, furnishings, and home accessories. Highlights feature cast metal and iron sculptures, book ends, mantel clocks, and portrait plaques attributed to D. Weaver, alongside gingerbread and carriage clocks. The catalog includes framed prints, historical portraits, maps and city engravings, as well as oil paintings on canvas and board. Pottery and glassware offerings include vases, garden fish, Fiesta Ware, cut glass bowls, figurines, and Rae Dunn tableware. Lighting selections include stained glass table lamps, wall sconces, chandelier, a Victorian hall lamp and vintage brass and glass candle holders, while smaller home accents feature reproduction mechanical banks, enamelware, ladies accessories, and textiles.  

The Jewelry Auction includes more than two hundred lots of fine and vintage jewelry in gold, silver, and gemstone settings. Highlights include 14k and 18k gold rings, diamond and sapphire designs, and gold pins such as Order of the Eastern Star and West Chester State Normal School examples. The catalog features gold and silver necklaces, bracelets, and charm pieces, along with cameos, pearl strands, and multi-gemstone jewelry set with amethyst, opal, garnet, and turquoise. Also included are Bulova, Waltham, and Elgin watches, as well as cufflinks, lockets, cross pendants, and costume jewelry assortments.