Horst Auctioneers

Biography

Established in 1991, Horst Auctioneers is family owned and operated, and boasts a vibrant heritage of over one hundred years in the realm of auctions. Specializing in period and country furniture, folk art, books and manuscripts, early china and glassware, and much more, Horst Auctioneers caters to a diverse palate of collectors, and has partnered with Invaluable.com for sixteen of its catalogued antique auctions, to date.

Notable sales and records include the estate collection of renowned authors and antique collectors Earl and Ada Robacher; a Kreighoff Model K-80, for $10,000; a Spatterware cup and saucer, for $11,000; a Brandywine Township Sampler, dated 1832, for $16,000; a 1496 Nuremburg, Germany Latin Psalter, for $20,500; a Sgraffito Redware plate, attributed to John Nessez, for $23,400; a Bates & Edmonds Motor Co. 25 horsepower engine, for $30,000; a pewter sugar bowl, signed by Johann Christoph Heyne, for $42,500; a 1935 Cadillac two door convertible, for $66,000; an 1879 Flowing Hair $4 gold coin, for $67,000; a George Hoff tall case clock, for $119,000; an inlaid walnut spice chest, for $139,000; The Four Seasons by Carl Munch, for $145,000; and a Philadelphia Queen Anne wing back chair, for $450,000.

Services & Staff

Horst Auctioneers offers competitive commission rates and no buyer's premium, and produces meticulously itemized, full color catalogues, for each of its antique auctions. Antique auctions are advertised through various publications, mailing lists, and online venues, to ensure maximum market potential for each sale.

For information regarding Horst Auctioneers' consignment services, offered for both individual items and entire estate collections, contact them here.

Follow Them Online

Horst Auctioneers features a well-maintained website, with information regarding upcoming auctions, and a comprehensive database of past results. One may also follow them on Facebook, and sign up for notifications of upcoming sales, through this link.