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Mattel’s Bessie Coleman doll pairs an olive green aviator outfit with a story of pioneering flight. A collector’s close look finds strong costume details and qu...
A tiny Basic Fun Laugh-A-Lot Bear joins a miniature Jane Eyre puzzle, whose book-shaped edges make it a standout shelf companion.
A spring visit to Xenia’s sprawling toy show turned up unusual vintage dolls and two Skippers bought for $40, despite a difficult day.
A Cincinnati shop visit turns up Harry Potter dolls with accessories, Smiski display options, an Alligator King figure and Tote-ily dolls.
A Walmart display pairs four 1/6 scale DC characters with 18-inch Supergirl and tiny bag charm versions, plus a Ryan Gosling Ken sculpt.
World Doll Day marks 40 years as a collector celebrates a Spanish-made Klumpe doll, with its felt accessories, distinctive feet and sun-faded coat.
Treesa’s custom Poison Ivy doll pairs a Super Hero Girls figure with a Crayola fashion pack. A tagged vintage Barbie dress still needs an identification.
A Strongsville show brought together antique dolls, character favorites and curious finds, with prices ranging from $20 bargains to a $425 R&B Nancy Lee.
A doll show haul brings an identity puzzle, Caco dolls with different construction details, a Tiny Town Scot and a few small accessories.
A collector’s photo record introduces Kaloo dolls Chloe and Leonie, with notes on their soft fabrics, embroidered details and display appeal.
A yard-sale find brings another 1975 Ideal Baby Dreams Velvet Skin Doll into view, with flocking in good shape and a few clear condition notes.
This year’s Holiday Barbies include three dolls and Ken, while a sweater-and-pajama look stands out for its relaxed Christmas feel.
A forged Warhol sale used fabricated invoices, stamps and ID numbers. Independent checks can help buyers assess certificates and provenance claims.
Art Smith shaped metal into jewelry designed for the body. His workshop, named designs and surviving pieces offer collectors useful clues.
Two Pearl River paintings sold for $5,525 and $2,990, while October sales also featured Chinese sculpture, a PSA 9 Jordan card and a Roosevelt button.
From a 39-copy Illustrator Pikachu to tournament trophies and museum releases, these cards show the range of Pokémon collecting.
Rago’s Takaezu ceramics topped a strong modern art sale, while a scarce Musgo Gasoline sign and a CGC 9.8 Green Lantern key drew notable bids.
Grenadier’s April 2026 auction reached $1.1 million, led in part by a Luftwaffe M-38 helmet that sold for $28,750.
The special’s 60th anniversary spotlights Peanuts collectibles, from vintage costumes and Jim Shore figures to new Starbucks merchandise.
Goldin’s $244,000 Mantle sale set a new high, while a 1952 Topps complete set brought $282,900 at Robert Edward Auctions.