New Year First Major Auction Sunday, January 7th, 2024, 10 AM EST New York

New Year First Major Auction - Sunday, January 7th, 2024, 10 AM EST New York
World Auction Gallery - Long Island's Largest Auction House.

We would like to invite you to our next Auction:

We have over 600 lots of art and antiques including fine Artwork and 

Paintings, Jewelry, Very Fine Porcelain, Art Glass items, ect.

The Preview Days are Always 3 Days before the Auction Date from 10 AM 

to 4 PM - NO PREVIEWS ON THE DAY OF THE AUCTION.

Long Island's largest Auction House. There are 5 ways to bid: 

Our website:

WorldAuctionGallery.com
LiveAuctioneers, Invaluable, Telephone P 516-307-8180 

and Absentee.

World Auction Gallery LLC

228 East Meadow Avenue

East Meadow, NY 11554

Long Island's Largest Auction Gallery.

There's money in the personal property that 

you've been collecting!

Consigngig.com

 

Finest Holiday Gems & Jewelry Auction - Sunday, December 03, 2023, Starts 10 AM

 

Finest Holiday Gems & Jewelry Auction
Sunday, December 03, 2023, Starts at 10 AM

 

We would like to invite you to  our next Auction: We have approximately 400 lots of Antiques including Large Collection of Finest Jewelry, Paintings, Silver, Porcelain, Art Glass etc. Disclaimer: We do not accept Credit Cards for Jewelry unless the buyer is known to us or have 100% feedback, Otherwise, Cash, Check or Wire. The Preview Days are Always 3 Days Before the Auction  Date from 10AM to 4PM  - NO PREVIEWS ON THE DAY OF THE AUCTION. You can bid online through our Brand-New user-friendly WEBSITE  or bid through one of our two partner bidding platforms'  LiveAuctioneers, Invaluable, Telephone P 516-307-8180  You may leave leave bids by phone. World Auction Gallery LLC   228 East Meadow Avenue East Meadow, NY 11554 Long Island's Largest Auction Gallery. Consign your personal property. Consigngig.com

Discovery Arts and Antiques Estate Auction - Tuesday, November 28, 2023

We would like to invite you to our next Auction on Tuesday November 28, 2023, at 11am EST. There are approximately 300 lots of Paintings, Silver, Glass, Bronzes, Porcelain, Chinese, Japanese etc. from various Collectors & Estates..

You can bid online through our Brand-New user-friendly WEBSITE 

or bid through one of our two partner bidding platforms' 

LiveAuctioneers, Invaluable, Telephone P 516-307-8180 

You may leave leave bids by phone.

World Auction Gallery LLC  

228 East Meadow Avenue

East Meadow, NY 11554

Long Island's Largest Auction Gallery.

There's money in the personal property that you've been collecting! Consigngig.com

 Visit our Website World Auction Gallery LLC | 228 East Meadow Avenue, East Meadow, NY 11554

Exceptional Arts & Antiques Auction Sunday, Nov 12, 2023, Starts at 10 A.M. EST

Exceptional Arts & Antiques Auction

Sunday, Nov. 12th, 2023

We would like to invite you to our next Auction:

We have approximately 600 lots of art and antiques including Fine

Artwork and Paintings, Large Collection of Judaica, Silver, Very Fine

English Porcelain, Art Glass Items and Jewelry, ect.

The Preview Days are Always 3 Days before the Auction Date from 

10AM to 4PM - NO PREVIEWS ON THE DAY OF THE AUCTION 

You can bid online through our Brand-New user-friendly WEBSITE 

or bid through one of our two partner bidding platforms' 

LiveAuctioneers, Invaluable, Telephone P 516-307-8180 

You may leave leave bids by phone.

World Auction Gallery LLC  

228 East Meadow Avenue

East Meadow, NY 11554

Long Island's Largest Auction Gallery.

There's money in the personal property that you've been collecting! Consigngig.com

World Auction Gallery Sunday October 15th, 2023 Starts at 10 A.M. EST

World Auction Gallery Sunday October 15th, 2023 Starts at
10 A.M. EST 

 Must be pre-registered to bid.

Long Island's largest Auction House.
Are you looking to turn your collectibles, art, estate items, and personal belongings into cash?
Submit your inquiry here.

There are 5 ways to bid: 

Our website:

WorldAuctionGallery.com
LiveAuctioneers, Invaluable, Telephone P 516-307-8180 

and Absentee.

World Auction Gallery Sunday, September 10th starts at 10:00 AM EST

World Auction Gallery Sunday, September 10th starts at 10:00 AM EST

Must be pre-registered to bid.

Long Island's largest Auction House.
Are you looking to turn your collectibles, art, estate items, and personal belongings into cash?
Submit your inquiry here.

There are 5 ways to bid: 

Our website:

WorldAuctionGallery.com
LiveAuctioneers, Invaluable, Telephone P 516-307-8180 

and Absentee.

 

World Auction Gallery Sunday, August 13th at 10:00 AM EST

World Auction Gallery Sunday, August 13th at 10:00 AM EST

Must be pre-registered to bid.

Long Island's largest Auction House.
Are you looking to turn your collectibles, art, estate items, and personal belongings into cash?
Submit your inquiry here.

 

There are 5 ways to bid: 

Our website:

WorldAuctionGallery.com
LiveAuctioneers, Invaluable, Telephone P 516-307-8180 

and Absentee.

World Auction Gallery auction Sunday, July 16th at 10:00 EST

WAG Auction Sunday, July 16th, 2023.
Must be pre-registered to bid.
Long Island's largest Auction House.
Are you looking to turn your collectibles, art, estate items, and personal belongings into cash?
Submit your inquiry here.

 

There are 5 ways to bid: 

Our website:

WorldAuctionGallery.com
LiveAuctioneers, Invaluable, Telephone P 516-307-8180 

and Absentee.

 

The man with a plan, Paddy Roy Bates, RIP

World Auction Gallery Sunday June 25th, 2023 Starts 10 AM EST

Sunday June 25, 2023 Starts 10 AM EST

 

There are 5 ways to bid: Our website WorldAuctionGallery.com
LiveAuctioneers, Invaluable, Telephone P 516-307-8180 and Absentee
Preregister to bid.

World Auction Gallery great estate auction May 21st starts 10 AM EST

Sunday May 21st starts 10 AM EST

There are 5 ways to bid: Our website WorldAuctionGallery.com
LiveAuctioneers, Invaluable, Telephone P 516-307-8180 and Absentee
Preregister to bid.

 

Who fired Santa Claus

Photo credit: LuAnn Hunt on Unsplash

Everyone loves Santa Claus especially for the gifts he delivers to the young and old each year.  Santa Claus’s name was derived from Saint Nicholas who gave three gold coins to the father of three daughters to pay the dowry for his daughters to marry. Hence, Saint Nicholas saved these three women from leading lives as harlots. Some people are well into their forties and still find packages under their Holiday tree labeled from Santa. There are many economic forces and individuals who support firing Santa Claus both directly and indirectly. Not only the Grinch!!

 Take for example the expansion of the money supply and the subsequent devaluing of the dollar. This robs everybody of their disposable income including Santa. Some may think Santa operates under the guise of a phantom economy as the Federal Reserve does, churning mountains of alleged debt on individuals, businesses, and governments around the world through impulses in a computer. Not so. Santa operates in a surreal economy but many find real gifts under their tree labeled by him.

 Let us turn back in history looking at a time in Germany’s history whereby they faced hyperinflation as a result of the Versailles Treaty imposed upon them after World War I. It took a wheelbarrow of Marks to buy a loaf of bread at that time and place in history. The wheelbarrow was worth more than the banknotes inside of it. Why? A wheelbarrow is a “real” tool that makes work easier, unlike fiat currency which holds little intrinsic value.

 How much could Santa buy during the Worldwide economic collapse of the “Great Depression?” Not much. People were grateful to have food on the table since many went without it. Santa has more important things to be concerned about than worrying who fired him or plans on firing him.

 For Santa, getting fired is similar to kicking his can down the road. People are upset about it, especially people on the receiving end of his gifts. Sure we can point fingers and sling mud but we are much better off traveling the high road than the low road. The high road postures Santa as a loving person looking to better the lives of others. It transcends the freedoms endowed by our creator and the freedoms upheld by our Bill of Rights.

So even if you don’t receive a gift from Santa this year realize that he loves you very much despite the problems with our economy, the value of the dollar, our supply chain, rising food and energy prices, etc…

Find a way to share the love that Santa had for you in previous years with your friends, family, colleagues, and acquaintances. All it takes is a compliment or a random act of kindness. Aim towards peace, unity, and love even if someone tries to fire Santa Claus again.

 Louis J. Pinga ©1.401.249.0492

Photo credit: Magic of Santa by LuAnn Hunt on Unsplash

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

World Auction Gallery Great Estate Auctions April 30th Starts 10 AM EST

 

There are 5 ways to bid: Our website WorldAuctionGallery.com
LiveAuctioneers, Invaluable, Telephone P 516-307-8180 and Absentee
Preregister to bid.