Mebane Antique Auction

Biography

Jon Lambert started gathering product knowledge in the business of antiques at the age of 10. Since then, he has become the founder and sole proprietor of one of the most successful auction galleries in North Carolina. Founded in 1991 and based in Mebane North Carolina, the building is located on the Historic Trading Path on Highway 70. The 15,000 sq ft. air conditioned facility has a 6,000 sq ft. gallery, a 3,000 sq ft. show room, and 6 acres for parking. Nationally and internationally known for their historically important estate discoveries, Mebane Auction has had bidders visit the gallery from as far away as England and Australia. Mebane Auction puts families first by representing private individuals, collections, estate liquidation and settlements. With over 15,000 registered bidders and exhibitions in house and online, Mebane Antique Auction Gallery has become “The Largest Weekly Antique Auction in North Carolina,” averaging 1000 lots per week!

Record-setting prices for a wide range of antiques and art including;

American Portrait $750,000
English Portrait $85,000
1879 Stella $4 Gold Coin $120,000
Blue & Gray Crock $49,000
Carnival Vase $44,000
English Silver Tazzas $42,000
E. Howard Clock $38,000
Monumental Galle Vase $37,500
Thomas Ralph Cupboard $26,000
Moravian Turtle Flask $100,000
Moravian Squirrel Flask $28,000
Moravian Doll $18,000
6” Basket $7,000
1895 Morgan Dollar $45,000
Hires Root Beer Punch Bowl $19,500
NC Roanoke River Basin Cupboard $21,000
Dave The Slave Crock $33,000
1899 Coca Cola Calendar $9,900
Western Electric Speaker $7,500
Boucher Banjo $9,250
Confederate Ambrotype $10,500
1907 $10 Gold Coin $33,500
1793 Chain Cent $176,000

Mebane Auction has established a true competitive market by providing our clients with accurate product information and pre-auction estimates. We strive to keep our auctions exciting and encourage our patrons to make rewarding investments.

Mebane Antique Auction Gallery is synonymous with traditional auction ethics and is regarded as one of North Carolina’s most reputable firms, a very important factor in today's increasingly competitive antiques market.