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Since Michael's first public numismatic auction in April 1998, he has enjoyed a steady increase in support from both consignors and bidders, feeding the strong growth in his sales results. He has now conducted twenty-two auctions, of which two have been for the Canadian Association of Numismatic Dealers, two for the Canadian Numismatic Association and thirteen for Torex®.

During the last six years Michael has conducted twelve auctions, realizing over ten million dollars in sales for more than 650 consignors and establishing many dozens of record high prices.

Cancer Gets LOST is a 501c3-sponsored* nonprofit that raises money for various cancer charities via online auctions of rare and autographed pop culture collectibles. Focused on channeling all fandoms toward the greater good!

CGL has worked with and donated auction proceeds to respected charities such as the Lymphoma Research Foundation, Pancreatic Cancer Action Network, Leukemia Lymphoma Society, the National Brain Tumor Society, American Cancer Society, CURE Childhood Cancer, The Pablove Foundation, Colorectal Cancer Alliance, Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance and Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation for Childhood Cancer.

* CGL has non-profit, tax exempt status thanks to a fiscal sponsorship by FJC: A Foundation of Philanthropic Funds (FJC.org). FJC is a public charity that provides management of charitable giving. They have earned a top 4-star rating on Charity Navigator.

For this, our 2026 Cancer Gets Lost Charity Auction, CGL will be donating 100% of the proceeds (every cent raised) to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation; every cent raised!

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Brescia, a town of ancient mansions, a patrimony still to be discovered. Here is an unusual opportunity: the Cigola-Fenaroli Mansion, which stands out between Via Carlo Cattaneo and Piazza Tebaldo Brusato.

It is among the most important: the two facades clearly reveal the different epochs: sixteenth century that of Via Cattaneo, with an off-centre portal, characterized by two imposing telamons; seventeenth century that which looks unto Piazza Tebaldo Brusato. The whole, is, however, in harmony, both for unity of volume and for cuntinuity of the sixteenth century modules also in the seventeenth century section.

On entering from Via Cattaneo an elegant portico presents itself and, then, a courtyard which goes back to the dawning of the sixteenth century - perhaps still to the last decades of the fifteenth century - with three sides made up each of four very elegant spans positioned on high pillars.

From the portico access is had to the great staircase which leads to the Gailery, derived from a closed loggia, with a woolpanel ceiling carved with rosettes and cornices: all in the sixteenth century Brescian style.

Of great relief and rareness for Brescia is the ceiling of the adjacent great hall, a true caisson of carved wod, with great richness and variety of motifs - a decidedly unusual style - which is not to be found again in other mansions of the town, making one think of Fausto Lechi and of the intervention of craftsmen - artists who came from outside the town.

The airy dining-room is decorated with three landscape paintings, enclosed by false pilaster strips, representing - with freedom of the artist - three holiday places of the Cigola family in the province of Brescia.

Other rooms present caisson ceilings, finely carved, with decorations and frescos by famous artists among which Sante Cattaneo and Carlo Frigerio to name but two.

The magnificent building erected, as mentioned, in the XVI and XVII centuries, by the Cigola Counts of Muslone, passed on extinction of the family to the noble Fenaroli family. In the history of the noble Cigola family tradition has it that, in this mansion, Pierre du Tenail, the Baiardo, a fearless and highly reputed knight, was given hospitality and taken care of until healed after being wounded during the pillage of 1512.