4/20/26 - Combined Estate & Consignment Auction

Trice Auctions is excited to bring you another Combined Estate & Consignment Auction packed with a wide variety of items from multiple estates and consignors. This is a large, diverse sale with something for nearly every type of bidder, whether you’re shopping for antiques, collectibles, décor, tools, furniture, jewelry, coins, advertising, glassware, household goods, or larger utility items. From everyday useful merchandise to decorative and collectible pieces, this catalog offers a strong mix from beginning to end and rewards buyers who take the time to browse the entire auction. One of the featured early lots in this sale is a John Deere Z345R 42” Zero Turn Mower with 190 hours and 22HP engine, giving the auction a strong opening for bidders looking for equipment and outdoor-use items. Throughout the early portion of the catalog, bidders will also find a broad selection of decorative household goods, holiday pieces, lamps, serving items, storage pieces, linens, framed artwork, kitchenware, and estate box lots. There is a steady variety of merchandise that includes everything from Lenox holiday pieces, lead crystal, table lamps, crib bedding, hard hats, seasonal décor, storage bins, and household décor accents, making this a sale with both practical items and giftable pieces. Collectors should enjoy the many themed lots spread throughout the catalog. The spreadsheet titles show a great blend of Longaberger baskets, Disney items, Pyrex, Lenox, die-cast models, coin banks, lunchboxes, character décor, and vintage-style collectible groupings. There are lots such as a Longaberger American Baking Celebration Basket Set, Longaberger handwoven basket, Disney Infinity Marvel Super Heroes Power Disc Binder, Disney figurines, Mickey and Minnie holiday décor, and even a Disney Parks Loungefly Boo To You Halloween Magic Kingdom 2023 glow bag. Buyers looking for nostalgic and branded material will also want to watch for items like a Walt Disney Mickey Mouse Club metal lunchbox, Walt Disney Mickey Mouse figure group, and various toy, character, and collectible lots that cross over into both décor and memorabilia categories. There is also a strong run of country, farm, sports, and Americana-style material scattered across the catalog. Titles include John Deere toy tractors, ERTL metal tractor models, farm-themed signs, baseball décor, sports-themed wall signs, and other collectible farm and sporting-related pieces. These are the kinds of lots that appeal to collectors, man-cave decorators, and resellers alike. In addition to farm and sports décor, there are also assorted wall art lots, framed prints, canvases, sculptural décor, hand-carved pieces, and regional-style decorative items that give the sale a very broad visual appeal. Advertising and sign buyers should absolutely take a look through this auction. The title list shows multiple pieces that fit that market, including beer signs, metal wall signs, novelty signs, branded tins, and display pieces. A few examples include a Carlsberg Elephant Malt Liquor lighted sign, Olde English 800 cardboard advertising display sign, Calgary Imported from Canada beer wall sign, Miller High Life barrel-style sign, Miller Lite wall sign, and other branded décor and sign lots. There are also country, hunting, sports, and novelty text signs mixed in throughout the sale, creating a nice blend of collectible and decorative advertising-style merchandise. Glass, pottery, ceramics, and kitchen buyers will find a large amount of material to sort through in this auction. The title column shows Pyrex bowls and casseroles, lead crystal, Lenox vases, ceramic planters, glass serving pieces, stoneware, pottery bowls, hurricane candle holders, and decorative tableware lots. Examples include a Pyrex mixing bowl with green vine pattern, 3 Pyrex glass casserole dishes with lids, Towle full lead crystal vase, Lenox ceramic vase made in USA, Robinson Ransbottom Roseville Ohio stoneware, and numerous decorative vases, bowls, platters, and seasonal serving pieces. There is also a broad offering of home goods, linens, and hostess-style merchandise that should appeal to both personal-use buyers and booth dealers. The auction also includes a nice mix of cast iron, rustic, and country-style pieces. One standout title is a Griswold cast iron cornbread pan, and there are additional lots with cast iron décor, kitchen accessories, racks, farmhouse signs, and utility-related items. These lots are often popular with both decorators and collectors and are complemented by various primitive-looking and country household pieces spread throughout the catalog. Train and transportation collectible buyers will want to pay attention as well. A major highlight is the Lionel O27 Gauge Coca-Cola Electric Train Set with Fanta and Sprite Cars, along with several Ertl die-cast vehicle coin banks, truck models, and transportation-themed collectibles. There are also titles referencing Texaco die-cast banks, Ford van and Grumman Route Star van coin banks, tractor toys, and additional vehicle-related collectible pieces. If you collect branded transportation items, metal banks, or shelf display pieces, there are some very fun lots hidden throughout this catalog. The mid-range lots begin to transition into a strong section of small collectibles, jewelry, coins, fashion accessories, medals, pins, brooches, rings, sterling silver, and gemstone pieces. This portion of the auction gives bidders a chance to target smaller, more specialized items with collector and resale appeal. The spreadsheet titles show items such as Babe Ruth commemoratives, vintage Beatles pin-back buttons, campaign pins, coin and medal sets, vintage compacts, brooches, earrings, rings, and many sterling silver lots. Jewelry and coin buyers should definitely spend time in this section, as it appears to include both costume and precious-metal-related pieces along with vintage and novelty material. Some of the jewelry-related titles include sterling silver earrings, sterling silver pendants with gemstones, sterling silver rings, sterling silver salt and pepper shakers, vintage brooches, cameo brooches, gold-tone and enamel pins, rhinestone brooches, and a notable 1800’s antique 14KT solid white gold cameo brooch. There are also multiple lots featuring gemstone names such as amber, malachite, moonstone, charoite, garnet, onyx, and turquoise. This section appears especially strong for buyers who enjoy sorting through wearable vintage, silver jewelry, and collectible smalls. Coin and medal buyers will also find a number of interesting pieces in the 2000-range lot numbers, including a Quincentennial Discovery of America Official Caravel Collection Medal Set, Babe Ruth Official Medalist First Day Cover, commemorative coins, pins, and small collectible keepsakes. The variety in this section is one of its strengths, with the catalog blending historical-style items, fashion pieces, novelty collectibles, and estate jewelry into a very browseable section. As the catalog moves into the later lots, bidders will find larger household and utility items, furniture, décor, and practical-use merchandise. Titles in the 3000 range include a Kenmore Top Freezer Refrigerator, SunSare cordless vacuum, black saucer chairs, commercial mop bucket with wringer, Black & Decker Workmate ShopBox portable project center, Walter Hagen golf club set with stand bag, Radio Flyer wagon, kids’ bicycle, Glacier Bay tri-view medicine cabinet, military-style storage trunk, U.S. Army electric lighting equipment set, portable air conditioner, John Bean air jack, antique brass hall tree, and antique marbletop washstand. This gives the back half of the sale a very nice mix of practical, decorative, and project-friendly items for both household buyers and resellers. Furniture and home décor bidders will want to watch for decorative lamps, framed prints, floral artwork, stained glass-style pieces, trunks, hall trees, washstands, chairs, storage furniture, decorative bird and fish sculptures, mirrors, and other accent furnishings. The title list suggests a catalog that is strong in small household décor but still supported by enough larger pieces to keep the ending lots interesting. These later lots are often a great place for buyers to find useful items for the home, booth inventory, or upcycling projects. This auction also benefits from the broad mix of consignors contributing to the overall lineup. The spreadsheet reflects a healthy cross-section of estates and consignments, which helps create variety rather than a repetitive catalog. Buyers can expect the sale to move from general estate household goods into collectibles, jewelry, coins, advertising, décor, and finally larger furniture and utility lots. That kind of structure makes this a very worthwhile auction to browse from start to finish. Whether you are buying for resale, adding to a personal collection, decorating a home or shop, hunting for vintage and branded items, or simply looking for a few useful bargains, this auction offers a little bit of everything. We encourage bidders to take the time to review all lot photos and descriptions carefully, because there are many interesting pieces tucked throughout the catalog and not just at the beginning. With over 2,000 lots represented in the spreadsheet, there is depth in nearly every category and plenty of opportunity to find something that fits your interests. Bidding Closes: Monday, April 20th, 2026 Soft Close Starting at 6pm 1 lot closes every 10 seconds with a 2-minute extended bidding Preview Dates: Sunday, April 19th, between 1pm & 3pm Monday, April 20th, between 11am to 2pm Pick-up Date: Pickup will be by appointment only on Tuesday, April 21st, between 10am & 7pm Auction Location: 701 Lincoln St Denton, Maryland 21629 Bid now at: https://bidtrice.com