Wardlow Auctions, Inc.

Wardlow Auctions, Inc.

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Your professional auction company. Wardlow Auctions Inc. can provide onsite as well as online, internet only auctions. That is why Wardlow Auctions Inc.

Having this capability allows them to evaluate the property, buyer market, and logistical issues for each situation and recommend the auction method believed to be most effective for that particular situation. Management and staff at Wardlow Auctions Inc. recognize that changes in lifestyles, technology, the marketplace, and the economy affect the way people do business. Therefore a business must

Photos from Wardlow Auctions, Inc.'s post 09/08/2026

Alright alright, long weekend is over and it's time to get serious again.

We have two auctions leaving tonight that you need to make sure you check out before they're gone. You might have missed the Riverwood downsizing if you were off in vacation land the last few days. Score some lovely furniture or decor! Plus, this tiny house opportunity...you won't get another one like it anytime soon, if ever.

See them both at the top of the front page at wardlowauc.com.

09/07/2026

I feel like this is somewhere between a threat and a challenge. Either way, enjoy this Labor Day Monday - we’ll be back at it tomorrow!

Photos from Wardlow Auctions, Inc.'s post 09/04/2026

Shenanigans. That was the word of the day here. Anyway, please bid on this roughly 1,000 lbs of concrete for the Disney lover in your life.
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Photos from Wardlow Auctions, Inc.'s post 09/01/2026

{Exclusive piece from Dr. Badenhausen’s collection}

Ever wonder why this tiny Tiffany & Co. silver mustard pot exists?

Before mustard came in squeeze bottles, it had a much fancier place at the dinner table.

Mustard pots became popular in Britain during the 1700s as prepared mustard became more common. These small covered vessels were designed specifically for serving mustard and often included a tiny spoon and a removable glass liner to protect the silver from the condiment’s acidity.

By the 19th and early 20th centuries, mustard pots had become a standard part of formal table settings, sometimes included in elaborate cruet sets alongside oil, vinegar, salt and pepper.

The example pictured here is especially fun: a Tiffany & Co. sterling silver mustard pot, hallmarked in Birmingham in 1919. More than 100 years later, it’s a little reminder of an era when even the mustard got the fancy silver treatment. 😄

And yes—we are selling this one! It’s currently in the Mockingbird Valley auction.

Who knew mustard could be so classy? 💁🏼‍♀️

08/31/2026

Honestly so grateful all our team members like working with each other 🖤

08/28/2026

Which idea wins? Tell us what you would do with your very own tiny house!

This one is on our website up for auction right now.

Tiny House, Big Potential 08/28/2026

This tiny house is for a dreamer! Whether you've always wanted a short-term rental, mother-in-law suite, backyard retreat, portable hunting cabin, she-shed, man cave, guest house, or a tiny home of your very own, this is your chance to bring that vision to life. Best of all, it's selling at ABSOLUTE AUCTION with no minimums and no reserves. Bring your ideas, put your imagination to work, and make it yours!

Tiny House, Big Potential This tiny house is for a dreamer! Whether you've always wanted a short-term rental, mother-in-law suite, backyard retreat, portable hunting cabin, she-shed, man cave, guest house, or a tiny home of your very own, this is your chance to bring that vision to life. Built directly on a trailer and ready...

Photos from Wardlow Auctions, Inc.'s post 08/27/2026

A little THROW BACK THURSDAY… auction edition! Dad (Rick) has been going through his old files and we came across these gems 😍

Photos from Wardlow Auctions, Inc.'s post 08/25/2026

This is all from the Estate of a woman who had an eye for collections... have you ever seen a cow on nest before?! She had fantastic taste - from fine to primitive 😍
Bid now: https://bid.wardlowauc.com/ui/auctions/165977

Photos from Wardlow Auctions, Inc.'s post 08/24/2026

What is it about Polish pottery that makes it so eye-catching? 🇵🇱

The pieces in this auction are from the Bolesławiec region of Poland. The area is known for its small sponge stamp patterns, usually in a classic cobalt blue. The “peacock eye” motif is what makes it really shine.

Which piece is your favorite?

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3600 Chamberlain Lane Suite 222
Louisville, KY
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