Past Auctions

The Jewelry Auction features a wide range of watches, gold jewelry, silver jewelry, gemstone pieces, diamond-accented items, and costume jewelry. Watch offerings include numerous TechnoMarine wristwatches, including Cruise Jellyfish models, TechnoDiamond chronographs, and Marvel Superheroes editions, along with a TAG Heuer wristwatch and a John Hardy sterling silver wristwatch. Gold jewelry includes 14k yellow gold earrings, pearl and gemstone examples, 10k and 14k gold rings, and a 10k yellow gold class ring. Silver jewelry offerings include a Barbara Bixby 18k and sterling silver ring, a Barry Kieselstein sterling silver pendant, a JAI sterling silver leopard bracelet, and multiple sterling silver coin pendants. Gemstone jewelry includes a 10k yellow gold amethyst ring, gemstone-set earrings, and gold gemstone rings. Diamond-accented pieces include pearl earrings and gem-set rings with diamond details. Costume jewelry offerings include assorted necklaces, earrings, and grouped costume jewelry lots. The auction presents a broad selection of wearable jewelry and watches across multiple materials and styles.

Day 1 of the Collectors Auction features coins, bullion, jewelry, watches, medals, books, historical ephemera, furniture, and rugs. Numismatic offerings include a 14k 1893 $10 Liberty Head Gold Coin Bracelet, $5 gold bullion coins, 1/10 oz gold bullion, and mixed U.S. silver coin groupings. Jewelry includes gold bracelets, diamond rings, opal jewelry, and gold earrings. Watches are led by a Howard 14k pocket watch with fob, with wristwatches by TAG Heuer, Itraco, Dunhill, Julien d’Orcel, and Krieger. Medals and commemoratives include Franklin Mint sterling silver Presidential medals, UN Peace medals, First Ladies medals, and a Norman Rockwell sterling silver plate. Books include Life of Admiral Nelson in fine binding, Napoleon and Waterloo-related volumes, Howard Pyle illustrated books, early 19th-century bindings, and fore-edge painted books. Historical ephemera includes a Civil War archive tied to the 56th Pennsylvania Infantry, Pennsylvania banknotes, and CDV albums. Furniture offerings include a Hepplewhite maple slant-front desk, Eldred Wheeler dressing tables, and multiple L. & J.G. Stickley tables and desks. Rugs include Persian Heriz, Sarouk, Kerman, Hamadan, and Kashan silk examples, along with Caucasian and Oriental rugs. The Novelty section features a Mills quarter slot machine, a Bally Midway Ms. Pac-Man Cocktail arcade game, railroad signs, a painted sleigh, and an early 20th c. Blue Streak child’s pedal car.

The Tools & Equipment Auction presents a wide selection of vehicles, shop machinery, outdoor power equipment, and utility and hand tools. Vehicle offerings include a 2003 Hyundai Santa Fe, a 2016 Lexus RX 350, and a Kubota RTV diesel utility vehicle. Outdoor equipment includes a John Deere S240 lawn tractor and a John Deere Z355E 48A zero-turn lawn mower, along with additional grounds and maintenance equipment. Shop and mechanical equipment includes a Grizzly wood band saw, a Craftsman drill press, and multiple air compressors, including a Porter-Cable air compressor. A standout equipment lot includes a TMT-3000 Multi-Surface Cleaning System mounted in an enclosed trailer, offered as a complete transportable unit. Additional offerings include utility and support equipment such as metal log holders, and mechanical accessories. The auction features a broad mix of powered machinery, maintenance equipment, and vehicle-based assets presented across individual lots.

Alderfer’s Comic Book auction, led by a coverless copy of Amazing Fantasy #15, the first appearance of Spider-Man is the most important and valuable book in the sale. This cornerstone issue anchors a strong lineup of first appearances, early issues, and debut comics spanning Marvel and DC. Additional key highlights include New Mutants #98, featuring the first appearance of Deadpool, Iron Fist #14 with the first appearance of Sabretooth, and early X-Men issues such as X-Men #4 and X-Men #14, each containing notable early villain and character introductions. The auction also features multiple #1 issues, including Luke Cage #1, Teen Titans #1, and a CGC-graded Star Wars #1, along with a grouped lot containing Conan the Barbarian #1, Darth Vader #1, and Thor #1. Beyond the headline keys, the sale includes pre-Code comics, representing early crime, horror, and suspense material from before the Comics Code Authority. These historically significant books add depth alongside the superhero offerings. Supporting the key issues are extensive selections of Marvel and DC comics featuring Batman, Justice Society of America, All-Star Squadron, Justice League, Daredevil, Fantastic Four, New Mutants, X-Force, and related series. Together, the auction presents a focused opportunity to acquire cornerstone comics, major first appearances, and early series launches across multiple eras of comic book history.

The Home & Décor Auction features a broad selection of porcelain, ceramics, glassware, decorative objects, tableware, lighting, books, and household accessories. Ceramics and porcelain are led by Mason’s red transferware, Belleek porcelain and tableware, Royal Doulton figurines, Goebel Hummel figures and plates, and Byers’ Choice and Jouglas Santons figurines. Additional offerings include ceramic cat figures, porcelain fish platters, and children’s tableware. Glassware includes milk glass animal-shaped covered dishes, novelty milk glass forms, clear and cut glass serving pieces, hand-painted glass decanters, and dessert bowls. Decorative lighting appears in the form of a mid-century ceramic table lamp with brass base and dolphin candlesticks. Seasonal material includes holiday decorations and porcelain holiday figures. Books and ephemera feature Dr. Seuss and Roald Dahl hardcover collections, paper dolls, jigsaw puzzles, and historical memorabilia. Household accessories include pewter tableware, ceramic jars, mother-of-pearl dishes, and assorted decorative containers. Together, the auction presents a comprehensive offering of decorative and functional home items across multiple tabletop and display categories.

The Home & Décor Auction features a diverse selection of decorative objects, ceramics, glassware, lighting, tabletop items, books, and household accessories. Wall décor includes framed artwork such as a lunar eclipse print, photographic portrait, sculptural compositions, and a brass and wood gravity clock. Ceramics are led by multiple Lladro porcelain figurines, Lenox porcelain items, figural clocks, novelty mugs, and English flow blue tableware. Glass and crystal offerings include cut crystal vases, a crystal punch bowl with cups, and assorted glass Christmas ornaments. Decorative lighting appears in the form of Capodimonte lamps and stained glass-style light fixtures. Seasonal décor includes Lenox holiday tableware, Christmas figurines, and glass ornament groupings. Kitchen and tabletop items feature Imari porcelain, crystal serving pieces, and decorative dishware. Books and ephemera include 19th-century almanacs, automobile advertising ephemera, coin and currency groupings with books, and vinyl records. Additional household accessories include vintage cameras, storage boxes, and mixed decorative groupings. The auction presents a comprehensive selection of decorative and functional home items across multiple categories.

The Furniture Auction features a curated selection of seating, tables, storage furniture, and accent pieces. Seating includes a Windsor comb back armchair, an accent settee with rattan sides, a rush seat settee and armchair, a slatted bench, and a corner chair with matching stool. Tables and stands include a painted accent table, bamboo folding chairs with plant stand, a Victorian washstand, a pair of ottomans with accent table, and a Woodard “Chantilly Rose” wrought iron coffee table. Storage offerings include a painted blanket chest by Kathy Grabill, a pie safe cabinet, a genre decorated file cabinet, and a Lane cedar chest. Additional entries include a Globe-Wernicke barrister bookcase and wrought iron patio furniture for outdoor use. Together, the catalog offers a compact furniture sale centered on seating, storage, and decorative accent pieces.