Online now for registration and pre-bidding, this auction is Monday, March 11th at 7pm central time.
A single-owner estate collection of jewelry.

Online now for registration and pre-bidding, this auction is Monday, February 18th at 7pm central time. Local pickup will be Tuesday, February 19th from 2pm until 7pm, Wednesday February 20th from 9am-4pm, and Thursday February 21st from 9am-4pm. 1070 Washington St, Kansas City, MO 64105.
This online only auction has an abundance of sterling silver, antiques, art, jewelry, and more!

The auction is online now for registration and pre-bidding, and starts Monday, February 4th at 7pm central time.
Richard Luboski (1934-1983) was born in St. Joseph, Missouri and moved to Paris, France in 1957. He died in 1983 as an early victim of the AIDS epidemic, cutting his life and career short by decades.

This online-only auction is open for registration and pre-bidding December 21st. Auction is Monday, January 7th at 7pm central time.
An online-only auction of fine art and antiques.

The auction is Monday, December 10th at 7pm central time.
Burton Dunbar said it best in his foreword to the book “The Oak Street Mansion” when he says of Roland Sabates: “He tells us something about himself as well – his passion for collecting, his thrill at the discovery of an artwork new to the market, and his intuitive ability to acquire the best examples of an artist’s work. It’s hard not to see these abilities of critical observation as being directly related to the man’s clinical skills as a renowned ophthalmologist.” Roland and his wife Marcia have collected works by Kansas City artists over many years. The quality, condition and variety of works is all top notch. Some of the artists represented include Wilimovsky, Benton, Millet, Lockwood, Kraft, Hamil, Cofran and dozens more. Many of the artists had connections to the Kansas City Art Institute as either students, instructors or both. Roland has authored two books on art titled “The Life and Art of Charles A. Wilimovsky: Forgotten Master” and “The Oak Street Mansion – The History, Art and Sculpture of Kansas City’s Small Art Hotel” and we would consider him ahead of his time in the renovation of an historic property with an Art Hotel as the reason why. Many of the works being sold have been published in one of these books and a copy of that book will be included with the art.

The auction is TUESDAY, November 27th, at 7pm central time.
Gordon Linister Smith went by “Linister” for most of his professional career. This auction consists of paintings, props, drawings, lithographs, easel and painting chair, ephemera, and more from the artist’s estate.

This auction is open now for registration and pre-bidding, and begins 7pm central time on Monday, October 29th.
Sterling silver, an antique suit of armor, fine art, antiques, and more! Open House for this auction is Wednesday, October 24th from 10-6 at our office: 1070 Washington St., KCMO 64105.

This auction is open now for registration and pre-bidding, and begins 7pm central time on Monday, October 15th.
This single-owner collection of marbles was collected over several decades, mainly purchased from auctions and antique shops in and around Minnesota.

Auction is Monday, September 17th at 7pm central time. All bidding takes place online only.
Our September Jewelry, Fine Art & Antiques Auction is another exciting auction. Large amounts of sterling silver, gold jewelry, artwork and an amazing collection of Victorian through Mid-Century glass and decorative items highlight this almost 500 lot auction.

This auction is SUNDAY, September 16th at 7pm central time.
DoLores Hadley was an artist, craftsperson, and performer in and around Kansas City for decades. We are honored and humbled to offer her works in this auction.

Auction is open for registration and pre-bidding now. Auction is Monday, August 13th at 7pm central time.
With a long, distinguished career in the milling industry (1963-2003), Richard Ferrell spent more than 40 years amassing a very diverse variety of items relating to the flour milling industry. Today, his collection is considered by many history buffs to be the premier record of the milling industry’s development from the mid-1800s to the early 2000s. Several years ago he donated the majority of his collection to the Minnesota State Historical Society, and has decided now is the time to sell the rest. We are excited to offer these items!

Open for pre-bidding July 2-16. Auction is Monday, July 16th at 7pm central time.
This online only auction features fine jewelry, modern studio pottery (including Viola Frey), sterling silver, Remington bronzes, Tiffany, Victorian furniture, fine art, and the last of the John Douglas Patrick works! This auction will be online July 2nd for registration and pre-bidding. Auction is Monday, July 16th at 7pm central time. Join us for the Open House on Thursday, July 12th 10-6.

This auction will be online for pre-bidding from May 31st through June 11th. Auction begins Monday, June 11th at 7pm central time.
A selection of Fenton and carnival glass from a single owner estate.

The 2018 Prairie Art Winner is Lisa Grossman's painting "In the Cottonwood Watershed". It is available as a limited edition commemorative print and can be purchased at the Symphony in the Flint Hills store in Cottonwood Falls, online store and the Signature Event on June 9.
The 2018 Prairie Art Exhibit will be on display at the Symphony in the Flint Hills Gallery — 331 Broadway in Cottonwood Falls — through June 3 and sold by silent auction at the Signature Event on June 9. For more information, or to purchase tickets to the 2018 Symphony in the Flint Hills Signature Event, call 620-273-8955.

This online-only auction begins closing at 7pm central time on Monday, May 21st.
This auction features fine jewelry, art, sterling silver, antiques, furniture, and much more!

This online only auction begins closing at 7pm central time on Monday, May 14th.
John Coultis founded John Coultis Design in 1949 and the firm is still going strong today. John worked in the business for more than 60 years and during that time he collected outstanding antique furniture, mid-century modern furniture, architectural items, and all kinds of related items. We are honored to bring this collection to the market. John attended Missouri Military Academy and served our country before being accepted into the Parsons School of Design in New York. After graduating from Parsons he decided to come back to Wichita for a year. That year turned into 60, and during that time John worked on commercial, corporate and residential projects. Some of his more interesting projects were several private jets and multiple US Embassies around the globe including embassies in Italy, Germany, Ireland and Morocco.

This internet only auction ends Monday, April 9th at 7pm central time.
This auction features jewelry, fine antiques, sterling silver, fine art, and paintings from the John Douglas Patrick Estate.

This online only auction ends Monday, March 12th at 7pm central time.
This auction contains the last of the drawings from the John Douglas Patrick Estate. There are signed Patrick pieces, as well as unsigned works and signed drawings from Patrick's students and colleagues. Previews for this auction are by appointment only. The auction closes Monday, March 12th at 7pm central time.

February 5th-February 19th.
This auction features some excellent sterling silver flatware and serving pieces, jewelry, several signed Thomas Hart Benton lithographs, some very nice furniture, antiques, modern furnishings and art, as well as more art and ephemera from the John Douglas Patrick estate. This online only auction closes Monday, February 19th at 7pm central time.

The auction starts closing at 7pm central time on Monday, January 15th.
BIOGRAPHY John Douglas Patrick ( 1863-1937) Born in Hopewell, Pennsylvania, Patrick was the son of Scottish immigrants, and moved with his family to a farm outside of Lenexa, Kansas in 1878. He began his artistic studies at the St. Louis School of Art before leaving in 1885; he traveled to Paris, where he enrolled in the Académie Julian. During this time he was accepted at the Paris Salon, showing work there in 1886 and again in 1887. In 1888 he painted Brutality, depicting a working beating his horse, a common sight in Parisian streets at the time; the painting was shown at the Salon of 1888, and is widely considered his masterpiece. It is currently owned by the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art. Patrick also exhibited at the Exposition Universelle in 1889, where Brutality won a medal, making Patrick among the first Americans so awarded by the French artistic community; some sources denote him as the first American from west of the Mississippi River to be so honored. He returned home to the United States, teaching at the St. Louis School of Art for three years. In 1903 he moved to Kansas City, Missouri, where he took a position at the Kansas City Art Institute. He would remain with that institution for 32 years, rising to become the primary instructor of painting and occupying a prominent role in the local artistic community early in the 20th century. He showed work at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in 1904. In addition to teaching, he was active as a portraitist for much of his career. Patrick died in Kansas City, and is buried in the Corinth Cemetery in Prairie Village, Kansas, in the family plot. In addition to Brutality, the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art owns several drawings by Patrick; all were donated to the collection by the families of his daughters, Grayce Patrick Wray and Hazel Patrick Rickenbacher, to recognize the museum's 75th anniversary in 2009. The Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum owns a portrait of Wayman Crow, Sr., painted in 1890. Another work is in the Johnson County Historical Museum in Johnson County, Kansas while the Kansas City Art Institute owns a self-portrait. Other paintings remain in private hands. (Wikipedia) We are extremely honored, humbled, and excited to bring this historic collection to you. In the auctions that follow you will experience the quality, quantity, breadth and depth of his work. You will have the opportunity to acquire works that were produced in Paris, France; Tennessee; St. Louis, Missouri; Kansas City; Lenexa, Kansas; and many other places. The variety of works include quick sketches in graphite, completed drawings, studies for paintings (including study work for Brutality), and hundreds of paintings done in oils. Some works are spectacular and ready to hang in your home, gallery or museum. Other works are in states best described as estate fresh. Other highlights from the collection include hundreds of pieces of correspondence from patrons, friends, institutions, and others. His personal collection of brushes, palettes and items used to create his art. The traveling trunk he used when he traveled to and from France and various items from throughout his career. As we continue to organize and catalog thousands of items from this collection we will continue to share items of interest and wonder. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to acquire items created by, and used by an American Master who has long gone unnoticed.