Licensed Auctioneers

    Select estate auctions and collections.

    Poshlando conducts online auctions for collections and estate property that benefit from broader exposure, detailed presentation, and competitive bidding.

    When an auction is the better route

    Most household contents do better in an on-site estate sale. We suggest an auction when a piece or a collection is worth researching, photographing, and putting in front of buyers who specifically look for that category.

    Fine art and paintings
    Antique furniture
    Jewelry and watches
    Coins and currency
    Vintage collectibles
    Sports memorabilia
    Musical instruments
    Rare books and manuscripts

    Have something you think belongs in an auction?

    Tell us what you have — we'll tell you straight

    Send photos or call. We'll look at what you have and say whether it's an auction, an estate sale, or something we'd point you elsewhere for. No cost to ask.

    Is an auction the right choice?

    Not every estate needs an auction. We recommend it when the likely buyer reach and competitive bidding justify the research, photography, cataloging, and sales process. For most household contents, an on-site estate sale reaches buyers faster and at lower cost.

    How Bidding Works

    Our auctions run on HiBid. Here are the basics before you register.

    Register & Bid

    Create a free HiBid account, get approved for the auction, and place absentee or live bids in the closing window. Winning bids are billed automatically.

    Buyer's Premium

    A buyer's premium is added to the hammer price at checkout. The exact percentage is listed on each auction's terms — typically 15–18%.

    Pickup & Shipping

    Local pickup in Orlando is free. In-house shipping is available for small and mid-size items. Large or fragile items may require a third-party shipper or freight quote.

    Payment

    Credit card on file is charged after the auction closes. Sales tax applies where required. Auction sales are final unless materially misrepresented.