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This auction presents a comprehensive assortment of vintage tennis memorabilia and accessories. Notable among the offerings are vintage wooden and steel rackets from makers like Wilson and Spalding, including a Jack Kramer Autograph model. Themed medals include sterling and engraved examples dating to the early 20th century. Tennis trophies range from Heintz sterling on bronze examples to figural awards. Sterling silver souvenir spoons feature tennis motifs, and early tennis buttons include celluloid and enamel examples. Additional categories include wooden racket presses, tennis puzzles, signed event programs, and decorative planters and bookends. These items reflect the historical and cultural presence of tennis across competitive, collectible, and decorative domains.

This auction features gold, silver, costume, and coin jewelry along with wristwatches and group lots. Highlights include 14k gold rings set with diamonds, aquamarine, coral, ruby, garnet, and topaz. Bracelets and chains appear in 14k yellow gold, including box, rope, and link styles. Earrings include 10k and 14k gold settings with gemstone accents. Brooches and pins feature both gold-filled and sterling silver examples, along with enamel and acrylic costume pieces. Sterling silver jewelry includes hoop and gemstone earrings and pendants. Costume jewelry groupings include necklaces, bracelets, and pins in rhinestone and enamel designs. Coin jewelry includes unmarked chains with Canadian and Liberty-themed coin charms. Watches are offered in groups, mostly unbranded, spanning both mechanical and quartz movements. Materials include 10k, 14k, 18k gold, sterling silver, and gold-filled metal.

This single-owner auction from the estate of Dr. Sandra Harmon-Weiss and Dr. Richard Weiss reflects a lifetime devoted to scholarship, service, and collecting. Their shared passion for American history and the arts is evident in a collection that includes 18th- and 19th-century antiques, fine silver, and personal and historical objects. A highlight is a gold brooch by Paul Revere, bearing his “PR” hallmark twice—a rare link to the American Revolution. Other items include Revolutionary-era currency, engraved bookplates, Victorian “lover’s eye” miniatures, mourning jewelry and textiles, a flame-stitch purse from 1774, and 17th-century Dutch brass tobacco boxes. Fine jewelry by Cartier and Boucheron adds European elegance. The auction also features Chinese export porcelain and samplers, along with a large selection of coin silver. Period furniture to include a Chester County Octorara chest and fine Persian Rugs to include Heriz, Kashan, and Hamadan, are also significant portions of this collection. Other highlights include mourning textiles and samplers, some bearing 19th-century expressions of grief and remembrance; Westtown (Weston) School sampler, Together, these pieces embody the Weiss’ commitment to preservation and connoisseurship.  

This Home & Décor sale offers a diverse mix of antiques, silver, books, jewelry, and collectibles. Highlights in silver include a Sheffield tea set and Gorham sterling pieces. A large selection of books features early 20th-century collecting, reference, history and maritime ephemera. Ceramics range from Minton porcelain to a Qing dynasty export plate. The Asian Antiques category includes Chinese snuff bottles and Satsuma pottery. Photography lots feature daguerreotypes and tintypes in period frames. Toys include an LGB train set and slot cars. A small group of Furniture includes Asian-style cabinets. Primitives includes sleds, snow shoes, sewing kits, Shaker boxes, bottles, stoneware, and more.