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The Briars is the very place where Confederate States President Jefferson Davis was married. This Natchez icon will have period furnishings from the home’s historic beginning back in 1818.

The 342-lot auction, beginning promptly at 9 am Eastern time, features a well-rounded offering of fresh-to-the-market Canadiana, folk art, pottery, textiles & more, from the 19th/20th centuries.

The auction includes a great selection of lamps, French and English cameo glass, the finest pietre dure panel, some incredible Steuben dragon cameo vases and quality items throughout the sale.

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The Oct. 13 session is titled Modernism, Art Glass, Folk Art & Jewish Art and has 428 lots. The Oct. 14 session is titled European, American & Asian Art & Antiques and has 473 lots.

This important collection includes lacquerware, porcelain, bronze, silver, enamel, inro, netsuke, sculpture, paintings and works on paper, 325 lots in all, starting at 11 am EST.

The 144-page book, 10 inches by 12 inches, features 98 choice images from Mr. Sherman’s vast inventory of photographs, some of them quite famous. Most of the photos were taken in Atlanta.

The auction is loaded with a large selection of clocks, automatons, vintage Bakelite radios, automobiles and more from various estates and private collections.

Highlighting Mr. Barclay’s collection is an extensive selection of fine silver, many wonderful decorative arts, fine Oriental and silk Kashan rugs, Chinese jade carvings, lamps & lighting.

The 4-day event, held online and in Reno, Nevada, featured saloon, bottles, brewery, mining, numismatics, philatelic, general Americana, stocks and bonds, fine art, display minerals and vintage toys.