Explore why Northeast Ohio is rich in antiques, from industrial wealth to historic estates, and why Gray’s Auctioneers is the best place to sell.
Read MoreLearn how to spot value in auctions with expert tips on reading listings, identifying overlooked lots, and avoiding common bidding mistakes when bidding online.
Read MoreA beginner’s guide to starting an art (or anything) collection without overspending. Learn smart bidding strategies and how to build confidence by buying at auctions.
Read MoreIn uncertain markets, auctions offer transparency, discipline, and real value. Here’s why buying art and collectibles at auction actually makes sense right now.
Read MoreGray’s Auctioneers breaks down what buyers and sellers need to know to succeed in the market with the top auction trends for 2026, from AI to vintage toys.
Read MoreCurious how auction houses make money? We break down buyer’s premiums, seller commissions, and all the behind-the-scenes work that keeps auctions running.
Read MoreFine art and antiques aren’t just for the wealthy. Learn how to collect patriotic artwork, vintage Americana furniture, and jewelry, all for under $500.
Read MoreHow do you bid online or absentee with Gray’s Auctioneers? A step-by-step guide with buyer’s premium info and pro strategies for winning your next treasure.
Read MoreFind out how direct bidding with auction houses helps you avoid extra fees, get priority access, and build relationships that pay off, quite literally.
Read MoreDiscover why shopping for used furniture and home décor at auction is practically a moral imperative. Save money, the planet, your sanity, and your originality.
Read MoreIn this segment of Where the Heck Is It: Discover how a vintage Richards-Wilcox maple workbench, sold at auction for $500, was transformed into a stunning custom kitchen island. See the before-and-after photos and learn how the buyer restored and repurposed this hidden gem.
Read MoreOne of the many incredible artists featured in this month’s auction is Clyde J Singer, an Ohio native known for his landscape paintings, etchings, and murals. Born in Malvern, Ohio, in 1908, he spent almost his entire life in his state’s rural hills, a defining influence on his work.
Read MoreBorn and raised in New York City, Helen Beling was a prolific sculptor on the art scene who studied at the National Academy of Design and the Art Students League of New York.
Read MoreBorn in Borownica, Poland in 1928, Julian Stanczak lived a tumultuous childhood after the rise of Nazi Germany in WWII.
Read MoreOur upcoming auction on November 18th features 160 lots of vintage arcade games, antique trains and fairground amusements as well as locally relevant historical artifacts. Take a look at the steam-powered vehicles, fortune-telling machines, and much more.
Read MoreWhat do vintage arcade games, antique steam powered vehicles and a 19th century apothecary store have in common? They are just some of the items being offered to the public at Gray’s Auctioneers on November 20 from Cedar Point’s Town Hall Museum.
Read MoreOur upcoming October 2nd auction features over 438 lots including dazzling diamond rings, a Cinderella carriage for your little princess, and several wonderful pieces of fine art.
Read MoreOur upcoming August auction features plenty of summer-themed pieces of fine art, furniture and decorative art from estates across the country. In all there are 380 items!
Read MoreJános Vaszary was active during the 1880’s to 1930’s. He was known for using wide a wide variety of color, combining technique and imagination to create outstanding artworks that during their time, were considered on the forefront of modernism. His style was constantly changing, evolving, and experimenting, ranging from Art Nouveau, Fauvism & Post-Impressionism. He dedicated his life to his art, studies, and teaching.
Read MoreOur upcoming summer auction features more than 200 lots of mostly fine jewelry and coins, including a unique precious gem beaded evening purse encrusted with 118 rubies, 106 sapphires and 72 emeralds, along with a large selection of rings, necklaces, bracelets, and coins.
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