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Grasons: Native American Pottery, Vintage, Jewelry, & More Online Auction

online only auction | 8 day sale | 6 days remaining

Location

Tucson, AZ 85714

Dates

Sale Starts

Fri

Feb 27

12am

Sale Ends

Fri

Mar 6

7pm

All sales are final, no returns. All items sold as is, please check your electronics before purchasing. No guarantees or warranties.

We accept cash and credit/debit cards but no checks. Photo ID will be required on card purchases OVER $100.

IF you bring your own “sold” labels into our sales keep in mind that if the label goes on an item you must purchase it or you will not be allowed to purchase anything else.

Please bring your own bags and boxes as well as wrap for items.

Please bring your own help to move and load boxes and furniture. Grasons Co of Southern Az and the homeowner are not responsible for any accidents that may occur in or around the home.

We do collect sales tax as we are a licensed business in the State of Arizona.
Effective 2025: We will no longer accept credit cards for Purchases Under $5. If you wish to make a credit/card purchase for under $5 an Additional service charge of $1 will be accessed.

Grasons Co Of Southern Arizona

Grasons of Southern Arizona – Native American Pottery, Vintage Electronics, Jewelry & More

Online Only Auction | Tucson, AZ

Grasons of Southern Arizona presents a diverse, collector-focused Online Warehouse Auction featuring an exceptional mix of Native American pottery, Mata Ortiz ceramics, estate jewelry, vintage electronics, Southwestern art, and unique collectible finds.

This catalog includes a strong selection of signed Native American and Mata Ortiz pottery, with pieces attributed to Victor Ortiz (Acoma Pueblo), Jose Quezada, Julio Silveira, Rosa Quezada, Yolanda Quezada, Luis Ortiz, Maria Saenz, Mitchell Blackhorse, and multiple Acoma, Jemez, and Navajo artists. Collectors will also find Hopi-style Kachina dolls, Santa Clara Pueblo figures, Mudheads (Koyemshi), miniature signed pottery, and carved Southwestern folk art.

Beyond Native art, the auction features vintage audio and electronics including a Yamaha R-700 Natural Sound receiver, Sears SR2000 boombox, RCA Superadio, film projectors, cameras, lenses, and a night vision monocular.

Estate jewelry highlights include 14K and gold-filled Benrus, Bulova, and Lord Elgin watches, a Schreiner signed butterfly belt, a Hobe Egyptian Revival bracelet, Millefiori Murano glass jewelry, weighted silver pieces, and multiple costume jewelry lots.

Additional offerings include:

Royal Quiet De Luxe portable typewriter
Keystone 8mm projector
Wagner Ware cast iron
Murano glass
Die-cast classic cars
Military memorabilia
Vintage leather suitcases
Mid-century décor and kitchenware

This sale offers something for serious collectors, decorators, resellers, and treasure hunters alike.

Auction Details

Auction Opens: March 16, 2026 at 6:00 PM (AZ Time)

Auction Begins Closing: March 25, 2026 at 6:00 PM (AZ Time)

Soft close with staggered lot endings.

Location: Ajo & Golf Links (Tucson, AZ 85714) - Exact address provided to winning bidders.

Pick Up Information

Sunday, March 8th 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM

Please bring help for large items. Items not picked up during the scheduled window may be forfeited unless prior arrangements are made.

Shipping

Shipping is available and fulfilled exclusively through Pak Mail (Oracle Road, Tucson location).

Bidders must select shipping during registration and are encouraged to request shipping estimates prior to bidding.

Please review all photos and descriptions carefully for condition details, signatures, and measurements before placing bids. All items are sold as-is, where-is.