DeFina Auction - April 27, '08 - Austinburg, Ohio

I need to start paying more attention to these guys in the future...they sell a lot of really nice stuff!  The upcoming auction on April 27 has a "Horner" bookcase (very understated for Horner, if it is Horner) as well as a good spattering of Empire dressers.  The prize-pig in the upcoming auction appears to be a 18th-century Hepplewhite secretary with some hefty provenance. 

Their past sales results are nice to thumb through...lots of Victorian furniture, with sales prices.

http://www.definaauctions.com/index.htm

Thank you,

Jason

Thanks for the link, I'm looking for more quality OH auctions now that I live in Dayton.

Ohio has some nice auction houses.  I'm surely not familiar with all of them, but my list of places with good websites are as follows.

http://www.cowanauctions.com/index.asp    - Cowan's -- one of the best, I'm told
http://www.treadwaygallery.com/index.html  - Treadway's -- lots of 20th century, but an occasional surprise
http://www.stuartholman.com/index.html      - Stuart Holman -- good stuff
http://www.forsythesauctions.com/              - Forsythe -- appears to be infrequent, but they have had nice stuff
http://fuscoauctions.com/                          - Fusco -- sports memorabilia, but they occasionally have antiques...and, since they do mostly sports, most folks don't think about buying antiques there...good bargains when they have antique furniture.

I was born in Richmond, Indiana . . . not far from Dayton.  I didn't really grow up there though and I rarely get the chance to drive down through Ohio and Indiana anymore.  Perhaps you can scout out some items at these auction houses for the other members here  ;)  .

Thank you,

Jason

Nice, I had Cowans and Holman but not the others.

Here are some more...
http://www.woodennickelantiques.net/Wooden_Nickel.html
http://www.auctionzip.com/