What we've sold for Pennsylvania families
A look at estates, clean-outs, art, automobiles, watches, coins, and antiques we've handled. Every one started the same way — a free walkthrough and an honest number.
Full farmhouse estate sale
Three generations of contents cataloged, priced, and sold over one weekend — then cleaned out and hauled the following week.
Live gallery auction
Higher-value lots pulled from an estate and run live with online bidding, so collectors nationwide competed for them.
Impressionist oil, gilt frame
Found leaning behind a basement shelf during a clean-out. Researched, authenticated, and consigned instead of tossed.
Old Master portrait
Cleaned and photographed properly before sale — the difference between a yard-sale price and a gallery price.
Framed art collection
Full wall of framed works itemized individually rather than sold as one bulk lot.
American muscle car
Sat in a garage for decades. Marketed to collector buyers and sold well above the cash-offer number the family was quoted.
Vintage classic
Barn-stored original, detailed and documented before going to a collector.
Multi-car collection
An entire collection handled at once — appraised, transported, titled, and sold on the owner's timeline.
Rolex wristwatch
Serviced and verified, then placed with a watch buyer who paid real market value.
Patek Philippe
High-grade complication sold at auction with full condition photography.
Antique pocket watches
A drawer of pocket watches sorted by maker and movement — several were far from scrap.
Estate jewelry
Gold, platinum, and gemstones weighed and tested in front of the family before sale.
Coin collection
Graded by date and condition, not melted by weight. Key dates alone paid for the whole clean-out.
Sterling silver service
Full service plus hollowware — sold as a set to a buyer who wanted the complete pattern.
Period antiques
Early furniture, clocks, and decorative pieces cataloged individually with maker research.
Asian works of art
Porcelain and bronzes marketed to specialist bidders — a category most local clean-out crews miss entirely.