January Antiques, Advertising, Collectibles, & More Auction by Champaign County Auctions & Estates

This online auction runs from now through January 24th, and lots start closing in 30 second intervals at 6:00 p.m. CST on January 24th. All lots open with a $2 bid. For auction details, registration, and full catalog with photos and descriptions, visit our site at https://champaigncountyauctions.hibid.com/

We have a live auction preview scheduled on January 22nd from 2 p.m. until 7 p.m.

*If you can't make the live preview, we also offer previews by appointment on weekdays during business hours.* 

We are offering one scheduled pickup date for this auction on January 27, 2020 from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. This will also be a pickup for our January Toy Auction which closes on January 23rd (the evening prior to the close of this auction).

*If you can't make it during the pickup time, we require that you schedule a pickup appointment within 24 hours of the close of this auction.*

All times are CST.

We have many more great items for your consideration as part of our January antiques, advertising, collectibles and more auction! Please be advised that we have two January auctions which close on back-to-back evenings, and this is the 2nd auction. You will also want to take a look at our January Toy Auction, which closes on January 23, 2020. Also, please note that we will be adding some items to the end of this sale, so the lot count will increase. You may want to check back later to view additional lots. There are some really great signs, pocket mirrors, tip trays, thermometers, and a lot of other types of advertising pieces. We also have pottery and glassware, some great furniture, and gold and silver jewelry. There is quite a bit more, and we recommend that you take a look through the catalog. Some of the featured items include the following: A vintage original 8' vertical porcelain Firestone Tires sign, a really nice antique oak buffet, an early IBM time recorder clock, an interesting gambling Keno hopper with the original balls, a neat vintage butcher block, an antique wood barber pole trade sign, a Climax Tobacco porcelain sign, a neat 1940's Singer sewing machine in a mid-century cabinet, a rare old Apple Mint soda fountain sign, and a couple of great primitive trencher dough bowls.