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The 472-lot auction features items relating to U.S. Presidents & First Families, Early America, Science, Literature, World Leaders, Music, Military, Art, Civil Rights, Religion, more.

The online-only auction was hosted exclusively on iCollector.com and featured over 2,000 lots of Americana, numismatics, philatelic and dealer items, many of them pulled from great collections.

The 335-lot auction was packed with paintings, sculptures, Cleveland School, antique and luxury designer furniture and objects. The Parsons fountain was the auction’s top achiever.

Included are wristwatches by Rolex, Breitling, Patek Philippe, Panerai, Hublot, Cartier, A. Lange & Sohne, Omega, IWC, Breguet, Audemars Piguet and others.

The 153-lot auction was nearly 90 percent sold and grossed $3 million. Fresh-to-the-market consignments attracted interest from across the country and internationally as well.

The October 27th Advertising & Americana auction featured an exclusive Toronto collection; the October 28th event showcased the lifetime works of Canada master sign painter Nathan Appleby.

SJ Auctioneers' Online Happy Hour of Fine Collectibles Auction, Nov. 12, Features Jewelry, Silver, Trains, Toys and more

The auction features rare and iconic images from a century of poster design, including Art Nouveau, Art Deco, Modern and Contemporary lithographs, plus decorative panels, maquettes, and original works.

The 856-lot also features decorative prints, illuminated manuscripts and historical documents from late 15th century to mid-20th century. The catalog is online now, at www.OldWorldAuctions.com.

The late London, Ontario artist John Kinnear traded his Maud Lewis (1903-1970) painting titled The Lobsterman to jeweler John Ellington for a sapphire tie tack in the 1970s.