Vintage Halloween Collectibles & Autumn Harvest Splendor Decor Extended to 10-18!!!

Halloween & Autumn Décor Auction Get ready for the season with 47 lots of Halloween, harvest, and fall décor. There is something here for collectors, decorators, and anyone who likes a spooky mantel. . Collector highlights Christopher Radko: a retired 36" Shiny Brite Halloween feather tree with a pumpkin base (Lot 13) and a 2014 harlequin-pattern skull (Lot 15). Art glass: hand-blown and artisan pumpkins and gourds in amber, orange, cobalt, and multicolor (Lots 2, 19, 44, 54), plus a large amber bubble sphere on a gilt tripod base (Lot 45) and a stained glass pumpkin light (Lot 47). Vintage and mid-century: a 1978 Vandor Imports crescent-moon mug set (Lot 9), an MCM pumpkin soup tureen with spectral figures (Lot 3), a retro ceramic owl lamp (Lot 28), and a brass fan with a matching pumpkin container (Lot 37). Terracotta and ceramic jack-o’-lanterns: 18" stacked luminaries (Lots 1 and 26), glitter and painted pumpkins, and a Lori Mitchell for ESC Trading Co. figure (Lots 5, 12, 16, 27). Halloween favorites Skeleton marionettes and ghouls, witch figurines, haunted-house villages, a black cat wreath, a Day of the Dead LED hearse, skull lanterns, spiderweb décor, and themed candles. Fall and harvest lots Wreaths, wicker baskets, birdcages, owls, squirrels, turkeys, faux pumpkins, signs, and floral accents. These are good for decorating, staging, or crafting. Bid early and bid often!

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