Alderfer Auction's December Discovery Art sale presents paintings, prints, and sculpture spanning multiple centuries and styles. Notable prints include three Salvador Dali lithographs—"Bullfight," "Dream," and "Joan of Arc"—alongside works by Guillermo Silva and Michel Delacroix. Wolfgang Roth contributes multiple circus-themed screen prints from 1973. Regional American artists dominate the paintings with Florence Prince Ewing's Hawaiian and maritime scenes, Melville F. Stark's coastal works, and R. Woolston Rapp's landscape pairs featuring mills and covered bridges. Contemporary art includes substantial groupings from Louis Tavelli's modernist series and Alfonso Caliendo's Pop Art-influenced works. Raymond Rocklin sculpture spans clay, mixed media, and metal pieces in brutalist and surrealist styles. Decorative landscape prints by Peter Keating, Dan Campanelli, and Peter Sculthorpe appeal to Americana collectors. French Art Nouveau advertising posters by Jules Cheret and Asian works including Japanese woodblocks add international variety. This diverse sale offers accessible collecting across multiple price points and artistic interests.

The Jewelry Auction features a wide range of gold, silver, diamond, gemstone, and estate jewelry, offering strong variety across rings, earrings, bracelets, necklaces, pendants, and mixed groupings. The catalog includes numerous 14k and 10k gold rings set with diamonds, opal, nephrite, and other gemstones, along with engraved and initialed designs, Masonic rings, and class rings. Earrings include 14k gold diamond earrings, opal earrings, and mixed gold earring sets. Pendant and brooch selections include a 14k white gold cameo pin/pendant, decorative gold pins, and multi-stone designs. Necklaces and chains range from 18k gold chains to sterling and gold-filled chains, along with pendant-accompanied lots. Bracelets appear in gold, gold-filled, and sterling forms. Sterling silver items include rings, bracelets, and assorted jewelry lots, while costume jewelry entries include contemporary and vintage styles, Swarovski pieces, gold-plated jewelry, and ceramic-accented designs. A selection of watches appears throughout the auction, including gold-filled and fashion watches. With gold, sterling silver, gemstone jewelry, and varied estate groupings, the auction offers attractive options for collectors, resellers, and buyers searching for both fine and everyday wearable jewelry.

The Home & Décor Auction presents a broad selection of artwork, ceramics, pottery, Fenton glassware, decorative objects, historical memorabilia including the New York World's Fair, and interior accents sourced from multiple collections. The sale includes framed wall décor such as 19th-century documents, official certificates, and portrait miniatures. These pieces provide options for wall display and reflect varying periods and formats. There are offerings to add to anyone's collection. This includes Coca-Cola memorabilia, vintage license plates from 1912 through the 1940s, barometers, clocks, vintage radios, toys, Fiesta Ware, match books, beer collectibles and more.

The Vintage Toys & Games Auction offers a curated collection of classic board games, card games, puzzles, and early printed tabletop entertainment from the Victorian to the Mid-Century eras. The catalog includes titles such as The Game of Naval War, The Game of Pouch Ball, vintage Parker Brothers games, and Monopoly with assorted board games, representing over one hundred years of American game history. Card and quiz games form a large portion of the sale, including Victorian card games, military-themed decks, Old Maid card games, and literature-based card sets. Vintage quiz games appear throughout the catalog, offering a wide range of mid-century trivia and educational formats. Puzzle lots include classic Domino & puzzle games, aviation games, and broader puzzles and games groupings, providing collectors with a mix of boxed activity sets and combination game assortments. One uncommon entry, the Degen & Estes Soldier, Sailor, Tinker, Tailor Game, adds an early mechanical-style format to the auction. The sale also features mixed lots that combine games, puzzles, and books, appealing to those looking for vintage printed graphics and family entertainment in bundled collections. Together, the auction provides an accessible and nostalgic look at classic American tabletop games.