Get the Most at Auction for What’s in Your Lexington Estate

Everything in Lexington has history – including the contents of your estate.  Some of the items’ history gives them strictly personal or sentimental value, whereas other items’ history makes them valuable to sell in an auction (or an estate sale).  Central Mass Auctions can get you the maximum return for any antiques and collectibles in your Lexington estate.

18K Emerald & Diamond Tiffany Platinum Ring – sold for $3,500 at our December 2021 auction from a Lexington estate

As a Massachusetts native, a history buff, a decades-long auctioneer, and an auctioneer who’s helped clients in and around Lexington, Wayne Tuiskula of Central Mass Auctions is in a unique position to know the history of your estate contents, and to know where the eager bidders are.

Some items we’ve auctioned from Lexington estates include:

A John O’Brien nautical painting – sold for over $20,000:

A Rolex Oyster Perpetual Wristwatch – sold for $3,000 at our December 2021 auction from a Lexington estate:

1907 Liberty Head 20 Dollar Coin – sold for $1,800 at our December 2021 auction from a Lexington estate:

Sterling and other silver:

Funder Schmidt Madsen Danish Modern design chairs:

Georgian knife boxes:

We recommend that valuable items be sold at auction where they may draw bidders from across the country and around the globe. Other items may sell better at an estate sale (tag sale) or online estate auction. A combination of these options is typically best.
 

Call Central Mass Auctions at 617-391-6995, or email us via the contact form below to see how we can help you get the most for your estate contents.