Agriculture-focused auctions run from online equipment sales to live land offerings and livestock events across several regions. The season opens with an online-only Agriculture & Construction Equipment sale on Nov 10 at 10:00 AM CT. The next day, a live and online multi-parcel land auction covers about 184 acres in Sedgwick County, Kansas, with the live auction at 11:00 AM CT on Nov 11. On Nov 18, a virtual land auction offers 222.6 acres of cropland in Gibson and Warrick Counties, Indiana, in six tracts. A Farm Equipment Auction runs November 16 through 23 and carries a 12% buyer's premium, with bid extensions in place. A second online-only Agriculture & Construction Equipment sale follows on Nov 24 at 10:00 AM CT.

Fodder is also on the calendar. Benabilla Auctions' Fodder Auction opens on Nov 20 and closes on Nov 25. Resource Auction then lists a 2026 grass seed hay auction, with lots in Cavalier, Mountain and Grafton, North Dakota, running from Nov 27 through Dec 2. Central Dakota's Fall 2026 Equipment Auction in Steele, North Dakota, takes place on Nov 10, while the Southern Dakota 2026 Winter Equipment Auction in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, follows on Dec 2. Benabilla's Christmas Ag, Transport & Earthmoving Auction opens Dec 4 and closes Dec 8. The Upper Midwest December 2026 Equipment Auction closes the run on Dec 9.

Livestock sales form a steady backbone of the market. Kidron Auction holds weekly dairy cattle, feeder, calf, sheep, goat, hog and beef sales, with feeder pigs selling every Thursday at 1:00 PM. Bloomfield Livestock Market in Iowa runs calf and yearling sales, alongside IMBIO Producers and Market Ready sales. Collins Auction Service hosts the Butte-Silver Bow 4H Livestock Auction, offered at the Butte Civic Center and online.

Across these listings, equipment dominates, followed by land and livestock. Several houses also list agricultural equipment within broader catalogs of vehicles and trailers, while Arai Construction Machinery handles agriculture machinery alongside forklifts and motorcycles. Many of these houses describe their agriculture offerings but give no dates, so the schedule remains uncertain for those sales.

Antiques remain a steady draw on the autumn auction calendar, with houses on both sides of the Atlantic and in Europe combining furniture, decorative objects and collectables in mixed sales. At The New Salerooms in Pontrilas, a two-day November sale culminates on Saturday, November 14, when Objets d'Art, Collectables, Porcelain, Glass, and Country Furniture go under the hammer alongside silver, books and jewellery. The house also runs an online-only Antiques and Collectables sale on the same day, offering a Bylaw oak refectory table, a Meissen perfume bottle and Moorcroft pieces, among other lots.

Neely Auction follows on Sunday, November 15, 2026, with its Palm Beach estate auction spanning antiques, collectibles and modern items, marketed as holiday gifts and collecting options. Bidders can participate through HiBid, LiveAuctioneers and Invaluable, and new online bidders must register for the specific sale before bidding. On Tuesday, November 17, 2026, Veilinghuis Metropool stages its antiques, design, collectables, retro and vintage sale at its new Deurne location, covering full household estates as well.

The Belgian house holds auctions every other Tuesday from 10 a.m., and it accepts written and telephone bids for buyers who cannot attend in person. The longest-running sale in this group is Casa delle Aste Meeting Art's antiques, paintings and period furniture auction, which runs from November 14 to November 22, underscoring the continued appeal of period furniture and painting in multi-day formats. Across these listings, the common threads are estate-based consignments, furniture at the core of many lots, and an increasing reliance on online and remote bidding alongside traditional saleroom attendance.

Arcade inventory is appearing in a growing number of upcoming and current sales, ranging from full cabinets to individual games and party-style experiences. The earliest dated listing is TQ Playtopia's sale on November 17, which offers arcade games and amusement rides alongside a separate collectibles, signs and restaurant equipment auction held the same day. Later in the month, a November 21 sale features two private collections that include 90 video arcade cabinets. The same date appears in Australian online listings, where a sale of man-cave and arcade items closes on Saturday 21 November.

Other sales are listed without fixed dates in the source material. PricedToSell's estate and moving sale in Irvington, New York, includes an Atari Tempest arcade game alongside household furniture and a generator, and the company previously ran a sale in Valhalla with clothing and a dining table. Jaybird Auctions, based in Hagerstown, Maryland, is currently taking bids on more than 65 lots of coin-operated equipment, gumball machines and kiddie rides, and its online shop lists more than 200 items, including arcade machines and gaming merchandise. A large online and in-person arcade and supply inventory reduction sale in Cleveland, Ohio, closes at 6:00 p.m., with bids accepted through Proxibid and BidSpotter.

Retail-focused platforms are also drawing attention. Bid Llama sells discount brand-name goods through mystery boxes, bins, pallets and live streams, and its listed items include arcade cabinets alongside power tools and wine fridges. The site claims winning bidders pay about 80 percent less than retail on average. Specialist houses continue to play a central role. Captain's Auction Warehouse, which runs live and online sales from an Anaheim showroom, describes itself as a leading arcade auction warehouse on the West Coast. TNT Amusements offers private arcade party slots for small groups, focused entirely on gameplay.

Overall, the listings point to a clear pattern. Arcade items are most often sold through estate and liquidation sales, specialist collector auctions, and dedicated online platforms, and they frequently appear beside unrelated household, industrial or restaurant goods. Buyers are offered a mix of single-lot bidding, bulk inventory and experiential play, reflecting both collector interest and demand from businesses and private entertainment venues.

The late-autumn auction calendar is crowded with sales built around modern and contemporary art, and several houses are pairing it with estate and single-owner collections. White's Auctions opens the sequence on Sunday, November 15, 2026, at 11:00 AM with Session I, a sale livestreamed on the day. Highlights include a Panayiotis Tetsis watercolor, a Marilyn Powers canvas, and a Yannis Tsarouchis theater work, alongside a Twisted Wire seated figure. Its Session II adds further lots, including a Mick Rock David Bowie photograph and a set of 30 lots from a single-owner collection.

Next, two live sales are scheduled for Thursday, November 26, 2026. Auction 123, the Casa Santangelo Collection, offers Old Master and 19th-century art, while Auction 124 focuses on modern and contemporary art. Top estimates include Mimmo Paladino's "Porta d'Occidente", priced at €120,000 to €160,000, and Giorgio de Chirico's "Ritratto di Raissa", priced at €150,000 to €200,000.

Toomey & Co. Auctioneers, formerly John Toomey Gallery, runs the longest series, with sales from November 10 through December 1, 2026. Post War & Contemporary Art opens on November 11, and American & European Art, Prints & Multiples, and California Modern follow on November 19. The run closes on December 1 with Japanese Sofubi & Original Art, a sale that pairs collectible design with original works.

Looking further ahead, a Single Owner Collection of 19th- through 21st-century art is set for December 8 at 10 AM EST, offering a focused, provenance-driven alternative to multi-consignor sales. On December 10, 2026, two in-person sales are planned: Moderne & Zeitgenössische Kunst (Modern and Contemporary Art) and Schmuck & Luxusuhren (Jewelry and Luxury Watches), both currently in preparation.

Taken together, the calendar points to three clear trends. Modern and contemporary art dominates the major evening-style offerings, single-owner collections are increasingly used to anchor sales, and estate-based lots continue to draw attention at regional houses. Buyers planning to bid this season will find a dense run of sales between mid-November and early December, with the strongest concentration of art falling in the final weeks of the year.

Several bmw lots are moving through online auction houses, with closing dates spread from the start of the window into late November. The first to end is a bmw M4 Coupe closing on November 10, which had drawn 55 bids and stood at 61,600 € at the time of the listing. The same closing group includes a bmw X5 xDrive30d, a Mercedes-Benz CLA 45 AMG Shooting Brake and an Audi A5, pointing to a mix of performance and family-oriented models.

On November 11, a Volkswagen Amarok pickup is listed alongside a bmw 420d in a sale that also includes jeans fashion and other consumer goods. Mid-month brings the largest concentration of bmw stock: a 520i and a 650i close on November 16 in the Sell-By-Bidding used-car auctions run by Sgcarmart Quotz, a sale that also features Honda, Peugeot, Toyota and Lexus vehicles. On the same day, a no-reserve vehicle auction in Drachten, the Netherlands, offers bmw 3-Series models alongside Audi A3 and A4 cars, part of a day that also includes a bankruptcy-stock sale in Rotterdam.

The window closes with a classic. An oldtimer bmw 3.0 CSI ends on November 21 with a bid of 16,600 €, the clearest example of collectible rather than everyday stock in this group. Other bmw listings in the digest, including an E30 325i M-technic in a collection car auction and a bmw 2800 CS offered with no reserve, carry no confirmed closing dates.

Across these listings, a clear trend emerges: bmw stock ranges from modern sports coupes and SUVs to budget-friendly saloons and vintage cars. Most sales are online, many use no-reserve or sell-by-bidding formats, and several houses combine vehicles with unrelated categories such as fashion, furniture and tools. Buyers tracking these lots should check each house's closing time directly, since several listings show only a day and month or no date at all.

Boat lots are appearing across a busy run of auction calendars this fall, mostly mixed into sales of vehicles, trailers, farm machinery, and tools rather than offered alone. The soonest is an online-only sale from Massart Auctioneers Inc, which closes on November 11, 2026. Its lots include a Jeep Wrangler, a boat, a camper, a snowmobile, toy tractors, furniture, household goods, collectibles, and jewelry. Buyers must inspect and pick up items during the load-out window on November 12. A farm consignment sale also on November 11 lists trailers, sheet metal, a tractor, a pickup, and a boat, showing how boats often share space with agricultural gear.

A Nampa "Wings, Wheels, and Waves" event follows on November 12 at 6 p.m. It pairs cars, trucks, airplanes, motorcycles, guns, and tools with a single boat, reflecting the broad, multi-category format common to many of these sales. Later, a 324-lot Little River sale featuring a Sweetwater pontoon boat closes November 16 at 6 p.m., with pickup on November 17. That sale is part of a run of consignment auctions in the Conway area.

A separate listing shows a vehicle, trailer, motorcycle, and boat sale closing November 17, continuing the pattern of boats grouped with other motorized items. The Art Kramer Estate Farm Sale, run by White Auction Services, is scheduled for November 21 at 9 a.m. Its vehicle group includes a boat alongside pickups, SUVs, vans, a Suzuki motorcycle, and several trailers, with further details still pending.

Finally, an auction closing November 22 offers boats, vehicles, and tools, including a Olds coupe ratrod and a 20-foot pontoon boat. Pontoon boats are a recurring theme across these listings. Main Auction in Boise, Idaho, also has a boat estate liquidation tied to an online sale of high-end antique watercraft. Its listing gives no auction date, so buyers should check the house directly for timing. Taken together, the calendars show boats most frequently appearing in estate, farm, and consignment sales, with pontoon models standing out as a consistent feature.

Rare-book collectors have several sales to watch, beginning with Peramezat Müzayedecilik Tic. Ltd. Şti., which is holding seven live auctions that close on Sunday, November 15, 2026. Among them is rare-book sale 197, alongside periodical, vinyl record, ephemera and photography sales. Christian Hesse Auctions follows on Saturday, 21 November, with its autumn Auction 34. Part 1 offers art and book lots numbered 1 to 209, beginning at 10:00, while Part 2 features artists' books from the second portion of the Renker Collection, lots 225 to 442, starting at 15:00. Previews run Monday to Friday, 10:00 to 18:00.

Elsewhere, the trend toward illustrated and photographic material stands out. Ader's photography book sale, listed as "Livres de photographies" and set for Paris at rue Favart, is built around 20th-century photography books by Robert Doisneau, Garry Winogrand, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Eugène Atget, Lee Friedlander and Man Ray. The highest realised price in the listing is 1,200 euros, paid for Cartier-Bresson's "Les Européens" with its Joan Miró-illustrated publisher's binding. Lots also include Prague bromoil portfolios by Miroslav Hak and Josef Ehm, plus Japanese titles by Kineo Kuwabara and Keizo Kitajima.

Winchester Auctioneers' current online sale mixes book items with household collectibles. Its catalogue leans heavily on vintage Christmas and holiday pieces, alongside Japanese Meiji Period cloisonné, Zippo and Ronson lighters, pocket watches and Disney-themed Aladdin lunchboxes. Named lots include a first-edition "Both Sides of the Shield" by Major Archibald Butt and a Paul Revere Crystal "Lexington" vodka set. The house charges an 18% buyers premium and does not accept international bidding.

Collectors have a busy stretch ahead, with several auction houses offering books alongside other consignments. The earliest is Coach's Corner Sports Auctions, whose current sale runs to November 13 and mixes sports memorabilia with books, jewelry, artwork, postcards, records, albums and magazines. The range reflects a broad, multi-category approach that is becoming common among regional houses.

Christian Hesse Auctions follows on Saturday, November 21 with its autumn Auction 34. Part 1 offers art and books in lots 1 through 209, beginning at 10:00. Part 2, starting at 15:00, presents artists' books from the second portion of the Renker Collection, covering lots 225 through 442. Previews run Monday to Friday, from 10:00 to 18:00, and the catalogue is available both online and in print.

In Paris, Aguttes has a long sequence of sales that includes Books & Manuscripts on December 2. That session sits within a crowded calendar that also spans collector cars, watches, jewellery and handbags, showing how large houses schedule specialist categories across several weeks.

The series closes in early December with SebastianCharles Auctions' three-day sale. Native American Art & Jewelry opens on December 1 at 1 PM CST, featuring Navajo, Zuni and Hopi silver and turquoise pieces. Jewelry, Design & Asian Art follows on December 2, and Rare Books, Americana, Silver & Advertising closes the sequence on December 3 at 1 PM CST. Local pickup is available at the Edina gallery from December 7 through 9, between 1 and 5 PM.

Across these sales, a clear trend emerges: books are rarely offered on their own. They appear with silver, jewelry, sports memorabilia and Americana, often in combined sales that give bidders several categories in one session. Live and online formats are common, and several houses pair catalogues with in-person previews or pickup windows to serve local collectors while still drawing remote bidders.

Beck Auctions Inc. opens its run of timed online sales on November 10 with The Elegance of French Bronze, a 51-lot sale that also includes a Ford Explorer XLT and luxury taxidermy lots. The next day, an online Antiques and Furnishings catalogue listed for Friday, November 11, features a Ceylonese gilt bronze figure alongside Chinese blue and white jars, each priced at $2,500, with a viewing period set beforehand. Industrial buyers have a busier stretch: a scrap auction running from November 11 to 18 offers aluminum chips, copper cable, e-waste, a press machine, and stainless and bronze stock, along with a gearbox, a car, and an overhead crane.

Further ahead, KANERZ ART's upcoming lots span porcelain, bronze, marquetry furniture and paintings, including a Ming-period Wanli bowl and a Louis XVI-style commode, though no complete calendar date for the sale is given. Debaveye's antiques and art sale highlights a gilt-bronze Empire-style mantel clock made by Deniere et E. Mattelin, alongside a signed patinated bronze of a seated woman and a signed bronze depicting four birds on a fence. The text does not clearly state the sale date.

Recent results underline the category's strength. A bronze by Armand Petersen sold at Sadde Commissaires-Priseurs for 22,000 euros, while the house's other notable results included a Qianlong-period Chinese porcelain vase at 32,000 euros and a platinum solitaire diamond ring at 13,000 euros. Elsewhere, an antiques dealer lists a bronze bust labeled VOLTAIRE among carved wooden pieces, Imari porcelain and religious art.

The overall trend is clear: bronze appears across estate sales, online catalogues, specialist decorative arts houses and industrial scrap lots. Collectors are drawn to gilt-bronze clocks, figures and signed pieces, while scrap markets treat bronze stock as a commodity. With sale formats ranging from timed online events to multi-day live auctions, bronze remains a steady presence in the auction calendar.

Vintage and used camera equipment is turning up across several upcoming sales, with a mix of specialist houses and general online platforms. The nearest dated event is White's Auctions' Session I, scheduled for Sunday, November 15, 2026 at 11:00 AM with a livestream on the day of sale. Session II follows, and its lots include a Leica M4-2 Gold Edition camera. The session also adds 30 lots from a single-owner collection of Leica cameras, among other collectibles, which will sell beginning with lot 200. Next, Auktionshaus Stendel holds a public auction on Friday, November 20, 2026, at 10 a.m. in Dortmund, with viewing from 8 a.m. Bidders can acquire a Rolleifex SL F single-lens reflex camera with accessories, alongside jewelry, household goods and clothing, sold to the highest bidder for immediate cash payment.

The remaining camera listings carry no sale dates. A Carshalton, Surrey house that specializes in cameras and lenses has previously sold a Zeiss Speed Mk1 Distagon set for £11,000 and a Rectaflex 1300 camera outfit for £6,950, and its forthcoming sale has a catalogue still to be published. Veilinghuis-Online lists a Nikon Coolpix S6200 compact camera among its mixed collectibles, and notes that sold objects ship within three working days. Evans Clarke National Auctioneers has a security camera system with door bell voice monitors currently drawing the highest bid so far at $50.00. EastBid, an online estate house in Newfoundland and Labrador, has recently offered a Nikon DS3100 camera lot, though its site notes that no live auctions are running at present. Other camera-related listings include a camera auction identified as 49, with pre-bidding already open, and an online-only camera and photographs auction that is live now, though neither source specifies complete dates or lot details.

Taken together, the listings point to a clear trend: Leica, Nikon and Rolleifex models, along with vintage Rectaflex and Zeiss equipment, are the names repeatedly appearing, and they move through both in-person and online formats.

A weekly car sale on November 10, 2026 leads the upcoming calendar, offering new car trade-ins, repossessions and fleet lease cars. Viewing opens at 9 a.m., with bidding starting at 10:15 a.m. Later in the month, the Automobiles de collection | La Vente d'Automne collector car sale is scheduled for November 29 at Aguttes Neuilly. It forms part of a busy run of sales that includes online collectibles, luxury goods, music memorabilia and rare books. Southern Maine Auto Auction will hold car auctions on December 1, 2026, extending the calendar into early December.

Several other houses operate on a rolling basis rather than around fixed dates. Henderson Motor Series sells collector cars, including classics, luxury models, muscle cars and motorcycles, and its recent event at Barber Motorsports Park & Museum drew lively bidding both in person and online. Automotive Trade Center runs an online auction and trading platform for used car stock, with around 4,000 inspected cars from makes including Alfa Romeo, Audi, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Tesla and Volkswagen. The platform, part of Autorola Group, is open to trade buyers and sellers and offers filters spanning diesel, petrol, hybrid, plug-in hybrid and fully electric models.

The sector's clearest trend is the move toward online access. ACV Auctions connects dealers nationwide through online car auctions for used cars, while Bidvest Burchmores, a wholesale car auction house, has added an online platform to its live sales so participation is possible from anywhere. GoBid Cape Town handles used, accident-damaged and non-runner cars, and offers immediate payment to sellers alongside a streamlined buyer process. Seobuk International, meanwhile, focuses on used car exports from Korea, featuring Audi, VW, Mercedes and Hyundai models with inspection and worldwide shipping.

Taken together, the listings show a market in which traditional live sales continue alongside digital platforms, with collector cars drawing specialist events and wholesale and trade buyers increasingly turning to online marketplaces for their next purchase.

Cars auctions are spreading across estate sales, consignment events, classic collections and fully online dealer marketplaces. The nearest closing in the reporting set is in Limburg, where a Lotus Elite S1 GT Coupe closes on November 10, 2026 at 19:00. The same evening lineup includes a Suzuki Marauder 800, a Mercedes Vito and a Kawasaki ER, and later closings run through late November and into December.

In the United States, Woolsey Auction Company in Colorado holds an on-site estate auction on November 14, 2026 at 10:00 AM MST, followed by an online-only fall equipment sale on November 17, 2026 at 6:00 PM MST. That second event features new factory-direct equipment alongside vehicles and trailers. Block Realty & Auction Management Group runs an online estate auction in Bella Vista that ends November 19, 2026 at 7:00 PM, offering vehicles, trailers, contractor tools, quilts, antiques and furniture, with an in-person preview that afternoon. Equipment & Auto Consignment Auctions in Belton, Texas follow on November 21 and December 12, 2026, each running two rings of cars, trucks, trailers, tractors, skid steers, excavators and conex containers.

Several other houses operate on a rolling basis. A Monthly Consignment Auction and a November End of Month Auction, both online, list cars, trucks, SUVs, heavy equipment and government surplus, with bidding closing later in the month. Nojoom Cars Auction in Sharjah holds weekly sales of more than 85 cars per day, with green-light vehicles making up most of its stock. Autobids in Belgium sells curated high-end cars through timed auctions and fixed-price managed sales, with its priciest current listing at €545,000. OPENLANE operates a dealer-only digital marketplace where off-lease, rental and fleet units can be bid on around the clock.

The pattern across these listings is clear. Online bidding dominates, and many houses pair it with in-person previews, absentee or telephone bids, and consignment services for sellers. Mixed inventories are common, with cars sold alongside trucks, trailers and equipment, while specialist houses focus on classic, collector and youngtimer models. Buyer's premiums of 11% on motor vehicles and bikes appear in some listings, and several firms emphasize estate work that moves household contents with vehicles included. Taken together, the sales show a market that is increasingly digital, regionally varied and built around both everyday used cars and rare collectible stock.

cartier pieces appear across a range of upcoming and recent sales, with jewellery and watches leading most offerings. The earliest listed sale is a couture auction on a Tuesday in mid-November, featuring Hermès, Yves Saint Laurent and cartier alongside a collection titled 'Les souvenirs d'Esther'. A few days later, a live sale at the War Museum Athens Foyer on Saturday, November 21, 2026, lists a cartier Diamond LOVE Bracelet estimated at €14,000–€20,000.

The same sale offers a Franck Muller Special Edition watch estimated at €7,000–€10,000 and Aristotle Onassis and Maria Callas memorabilia estimated at €1,000–€2,000, with bids accepted live, online, by telephone and in writing. Auktionshaus Stahl in Hamburg schedules its jewellery, watch and bag sales for late November, including a cartier gold bangle alongside a Bulgari gold collar and a Hermès Birkin bag. Closing the month, Auktionshaus Mette holds its 102nd auction as a purely online sale on Sunday, November 29, 2026, with live bidding from 12:00.

Its catalogue includes a cartier Santos Octagon ladies' watch with a limit of €1,300, a diamond-set gold bracelet attributed to Carl F. Bucherer and a Lalique centrepiece. Several houses without fixed dates in the excerpts also list cartier items. Lot 14 Auctions, a Chicagoland house, offers a cartier 18K yellow gold diamond ring alongside David Yurman hoop earrings and a Piaget watch. Parker Fine Art Auctions in Farnham, England, lists a cartier Love Bangle among recent highlights, next to a Hermès gold bracelet.

Ald Fryslân in Wommels includes horology from Vacheron Constantin and cartier in its catalogues, which run four sales a year with more than 1,500 lots each. M.S. Rau in New Orleans includes cartier pieces alongside a 164.02-carat diamond rivière necklace. Among past results, Auktionshaus Geble sold a cartier Santos Galbée wristwatch for €3,600 at its 125th auction, and Artcurial sold a rare cartier Crash watch for €251,560. Across these sales, the pattern is consistent: cartier appears mainly in timepieces and high-value jewellery, often alongside other luxury accessories from houses such as Hermès, and online or hybrid formats are standard for most of the events.

Several auction houses have scheduled sales featuring coins in the coming weeks, with a mix of jewelry, collectibles, firearms and estate lots accompanying them. The earliest listed is a sale on November 19, 2026 at 10am, titled Fine Jewelry, Silver and Coins, which highlights Lot #381, an 18k yellow gold brooch by Cellino set with amethysts and citrines. It is preceded by a Bakelite & Modern sale the day before, which features a carved and applied Bakelite "Philadelphia" bracelet.

A separate online-only public auction of guns, knives, and coins is scheduled for Saturday, November 21 at 10 a.m., reflecting a trend of pairing coins with weapons and other collectible categories. Shortly after, a sale devoted to coins, antiques and jewelry is listed for November 24, underscoring how many houses bundle these lots together.

Auction House North Shields will hold a two-day sale on Monday 30 November and Tuesday 1 December 2026, with lots spanning antiques, jewelry, militaria, coins, vinyl, toys, ceramics and collectables. Viewing runs for seven days before the sale, and bids may be placed in the room, online, by absentee bid, or by telephone, giving buyers several routes to participate.

The latest sale in this group comes from Aste Bolaffi, which lists a Coins and Banknotes sale on December 3 and 4. The Italian house is also holding other specialist sales in the same period, indicating that coins remain a steady presence in its calendar.

Across these listings, the pattern is clear: coins appear across fine jewelry, estate, and multi-category sales rather than standalone events, and many houses present them alongside silver, antiques and collectibles. Sellers and buyers should check each house's catalogue for individual lot details, as some sales have not yet published full item lists.

Collectibles continue to draw steady interest from auction houses on several continents, with online sales dominating the calendar and offerings ranging from die-cast toys to vintage dolls and radios. Schueller Auction & Relocation Company is closing bidding on Round 15 of its Ertl toy and collectible series on November 11, 2026, at 6 p.m. The online estate auction is expected to offer 800 to 900-plus lots of die-cast toys, banks and collectibles, including Ertl pedal tractors and NASCAR pieces, and carries a 16% buyer's premium. Pickup is scheduled for November 12, 2026. On the same closing day, Vandertook Auction Services ends a family collection of vintage toys, Hot Wheels, Matchbox and Tonka items, with pickup set for November 14.

Coisa Antiga Leilões follows with its 53rd Antiques, Toys and Collectibles Auction, held online only on November 17, 2026, at 8 p.m., with the catalog open until that date. Highlighted lots include a Zenith valve radio with an opening bid of R$ 499, a Michael VBM40 acoustic bass with original case at R$ 5.500, and a Zoom B1X bass effects pedal at R$ 599. The same day, Toomey & Co. Auctioneers holds a Superman-themed sale, part of a run of sales that stretches through December 1, 2026. That run includes Rare Posters, a pop-culture collection, Comics & Comic Art, and a Japanese Sofubi & Original Art sale that closes the window.

Another trend is the blending of collectibles with everyday estate goods. Auktionshaus Sønderjylland lists model trains alongside workshop machinery, bathrobes, kitchenware and vehicles, reflecting how estate clearances and bankruptcy sales often bring collectibles to market. Meanwhile, All American Auction's Vintage Holiday Treasure Auction is open for bidding now, featuring estate collectibles, vintage toys, Holiday Barbie dolls, Hallmark Keepsake ornaments, Hummel and Willow Tree figurines, and Madame Alexander dolls. Heatwole Auctions & Affordable Moving, meanwhile, publishes hundreds of photos per sale online and shows select items on a video screen, a sign of how sellers are adapting presentation for remote bidders.

Across these listings, the pattern is clear: toys, figurines, dolls, radios and pop-culture material are the most frequently named collectibles, and online-only formats with set closing times and pickup windows are now standard. Buyers who track these sales should note closing times and pickup schedules, which vary widely between houses.

Farm equipment auctions featuring combine machinery are drawing attention across several regions, with live and online sales mixing machinery, tractors, and rural property. Chesley Auctioneering is holding a live farm equipment, tractor, and trailer sale on Saturday at 10:00am in North East, Pennsylvania. Lots include an Allis-Chalmers Gleaner K2 combine, an International 500 C bulldozer, several Farmall and Oliver tractors, and a Valley cattle trailer. The firm's real estate auction follows on Saturday, November 14 at 12:00pm in Corry, Pennsylvania, offering two parcels that can be bid on separately or together, including a house with a detached garage and a wooded lot without utilities. Payment terms are listed for both sales.

A separate group of online equipment consignment rings closes on Monday, November 16, with three sessions starting at 4:00 PM, 5:00 PM, and 6:00 PM. The lots range from tractors, a combine, and tillage gear to farm parts, livestock equipment, and hand and shop tools, showing how consignment sales bring together a broad mix of agricultural goods in a single run.

Later in the season, the Jeff Rheingans farm retirement online-only auction features a combine and tractors and has a closing date of December 15. It opens alongside the December consignment sale on Thursday, December 3 at 10:00 AM. Retirement and estate sales of this kind are a recurring pattern in the listings, as farm operators sell off equipment in complete lots rather than piece by piece.

Across these sales, the trend is clear: combine machinery is typically offered alongside tractors, implements, and related farm equipment, with online bidding serving as a central option. Sellers are using consignment rings and dedicated retirement auctions to reach a wider pool of buyers, and the upcoming calendar gives agricultural bidders several opportunities to pursue machinery through late autumn and into December.

Two upcoming sales in the November auction calendar list computer items. Block Realty & Auction Management Group runs an online-only sale that closes Saturday, November 14, 2026, at 1:00 PM. Its lots include electronics, gaming PCs, appliances, power tools, toys, and holiday decorations, with pickup set for November 14 and 15. The same firm's Bella Vista estate auction, which closes November 19, 2026, at 7:00 PM, features vehicles, trailers, contractor tools, quilts, antiques, and furniture, with an in-person preview that afternoon from 3:00 to 5:00 PM.

A few days later, a live, in-person sale is scheduled for November 15 at 4:30 PM at The Cotton Shed at Historic Savage Mill. Previews open at noon. The lots include computer and stereo equipment, along with other household and media items. Two further live sales at the same venue, on November 22 and December 6, both at 4:30 PM, have photo galleries for lots still to come. The source does not specify their contents.

Taken together, these listings show computer equipment appearing in both online and live formats. The online sale offers computer hardware such as gaming PCs alongside everyday consumer goods, while the Savage Mill event pairs computer equipment with stereo gear and other items in a traditional in-person setting. Buyers who want to inspect lots before bidding can use the online and in-person preview options listed for these sales.

Diamond lots feature prominently in a busy slate of upcoming auctions spanning Mexico, the United States, Europe and beyond. The earliest closing sale is GIMAU's Subasta 817, 'susurros de calas,' on November 12, 2026, which offers in-person and online bidding. Its jewelry lots include a diamond earring estimated at $18,000 to $28,000 alongside several smaller pieces. Brandon Auction's November online estates sale closes on November 15 at 5 PM. It offers gold and diamond jewelry alongside furniture, Native American art, firearms, coins and sports memorabilia, with previews at its Tulsa, Oklahoma location.

Athens' War Museum Foyer hosts a live sale on Saturday, November 21, 2026, with bidding starting at 6:15 PM EET. Its highlights include a diamond LOVE bracelet estimated at €14,000 to €20,000, a Franck Muller watch and Aristotle Onassis and Maria Callas memorabilia. An online-only sale on November 22, 2026, at 9:00 AM EST offers more than 600 lots of antiques, jewelry, art and Asian works. Featured items include a diamond ring of about 2.75 carats, a Giuseppe Turconi barrel piano and a Chinese plique-a-jour enamel bowl.

Auktionshaus Mette holds its 102nd auction as a purely online sale on Sunday, November 29, 2026. Bidding runs live from 12:00 via lot-tissimo and the-saleroom. Its catalogue features a diamond-set gold bracelet attributed to Carl F. Bucherer, with a limit of €7,200.

Several ongoing and recent offerings reinforce the trend. Monobank runs weekly real-time online sessions for pre-owned goods, including loose diamond stones. Heatwole Auctions' weekly Thursday sales have shown a diamond ring on a video screen. Earlier, Austin Auction Gallery reported a $285,000 estate 14.72-carat diamond and a $180,000 16.17-carat fancy yellow diamond. Austin's Holiday Estate Collections sale runs December 4 to 6. Across these listings, jewelry dominates, and estate-based consignments and online-only formats are increasingly common.

Diamonds feature prominently across a cluster of upcoming jewellery auctions, with several sales closing in the coming weeks. The earliest close is Birmingham Modern: Dunbar to Diamonds, a 304-lot online sale ending Sunday, November 15 at 6pm CT on LiveAuctioneers. Covering modern design, bronzes and fine jewelry, it carries a 25% buyer's premium on winning bids. Running alongside it, First State Auctions closes its 451-lot sale of luxury handbags, Swiss watches and fine jewellery on Sunday the 15th, with a 20% buyer's premium. Among the featured lots is a Bvlgari Serpenti Onyx & Diamond Ring, estimated at $8,500 to $9,500.

Peaks Auction LLC follows, with bidding closing Monday, November 16, 2026 at 6:00 P.M. Its showcase includes a 14K white gold diamond ring alongside a range of overstocked and seasonal merchandise, reflecting the house's broad, bargain-oriented catalog.

Later in the month, Auktionshaus Stahl in Hamburg holds its jewellery, watch, and bag sale on 27 November. Lots include a Bulgari gold collar set with diamonds, alongside a Hermès Birkin bag and an IWC Da Vinci with perpetual calendar.

The season closes with Auktionshaus Mette's 102nd auction, held purely online on Sunday, November 29, 2026, with live bidding from 12:00. Its catalogue features a diamond-set gold bracelet attributed to Carl F. Bucherer, with a limit of €7,200, plus a 15.65 ct Colombian emerald cocktail ring.

Earlier this season, several houses reported diamond results that point to steady demand. Small & Whitfield in Adelaide recently sold a pair of 18ct white gold diamond stud earrings with 4.01ct total diamond weight, while Auktionshaus Plückbaum achieved 3,795 euros for a 14-carat rose gold brooch set with diamonds, emeralds, sapphires and rubies. Lot 14 Auctions in Chicagoland also lists an 18K yellow gold diamond ring in its jewelry offering.

Across these sales, the pattern is clear: diamond jewellery paired with luxury accessories and timepieces, sold largely through online platforms with buyer's premiums ranging from 20 to 25 percent. Bidding is open to a wide audience, and the closing dates cluster between mid-November and the end of the month.

Collectors interested in disney merchandise have several sales to watch this November. Dallas Online Auction Company is holding an MKM auction featuring brand-new disney Encanto and Little Mermaid merchandise alongside Next Level Racing gaming gear, designer watches, and high-end electronics. Bidding closes November 11, with pickup on November 12. Lots start at $0.01, and all items are sold as-is, where-is.

Horsens Auktioner follows on November 16 with a disney lot among its offerings, which also include luxury cookware sets. Its private-consignment sale of paintings and pictures runs on November 17, and several of its online lots open at a starting price of 1 DKK, a low-entry approach that broadens the pool of bidders.

Later in the month, a German auction house lists disney items on November 19 and November 22, sharing those dates with solar modules, coin reproductions, stamps, and clearance lots. Its wider calendar also includes one-euro clearance lots, a jewelry auction, and a Christmas auction at month's end.

Beyond specific dates, several houses treat disney collectibles as a standing category. One auction house focused on animation art and popular culture memorabilia lists disney collectibles among its core areas. A Seattle estate auction house, operating from its SODO warehouse for more than 30 years, catalogs Swarovski disney figurines and vintage disney dolls alongside Parker 51 fountain pens and silver flatware. It launches a new roughly 500-item sale every two weeks on AuctionNinja. Recent top lots included a $3,500 Gothic Madonna and Child carved polychrome wood piece and a 74-piece International Silver Courtship set that sold for $3,250.

Across these sales, a clear pattern emerges: disney items sit alongside everyday estate goods, from household furniture to holiday dinnerware and Christmas toys. Many houses rely on online bidding paired with in-person pickup. Authentication also draws attention. A Farmer Auctions client previously praised the house's handling of a Walt Disney autograph that came back PSA authentic, a reminder that verified provenance matters to buyers of collectible disney material.

For collectors, the takeaway is that disney items appear across estate, online, and specialty sales this month. The earliest closing date is November 11, and the offerings spread across the following week and beyond, giving bidders several opportunities to compete for disney pieces before the holiday season.

Fashion auctions are multiplying through the closing weeks of the year, with houses in France, Italy, the United States and beyond offering pre-owned luxury pieces, vintage designs and accessories. The sequence begins on November 10, when the Celebrity & Museum Deaccession Fashion sale opens its catalogue for viewing, drawing on pieces with notable provenance. On November 17, ESTIM NATION holds a live Premium Fashion sale at 2:30 p.m., closed to the public but open to online bidding through partner platforms.

Asta commissaires-priseurs Corse-Paris follows on November 21 with its 'Collections corses' sale at the Hôtel Ostella in Bastia, where vintage fashion is offered alongside paintings, furniture, jewellery, watches and silverware. Aste Bolaffi in Italy then holds its Vintage Fashion and Luxury Accessories sale on November 24, one of several specialist sales in its window.

In France, handbags, vintage pieces and fashion accessories go under the hammer in Antibes on November 25 at 2 p.m. The Caen auction house continues on November 26 with a jewellery, gold and fashion accessories sale at the same hour, with its catalogue available on Interenchères.

Late November brings the busiest run. On November 28, the 'Chic au Touquet' sale at the Palais des Congrès in Le Touquet-Paris-Plage combines luxury, contemporary art, fashion, jewellery and watches at 2 p.m. The same day, Hôtel des Ventes de Metz opens an online sale at 8 p.m. offering fashion and accessories alongside jewellery, furniture and wines, with no physical viewing of lots. A general sale that day, starting at 9 a.m., also lists fashion among its mix of cameras, coins, toys and watches, with live webcast bidding.

ESTIM NATION's second event, a live luxury, vintage fashion and leather goods sale, follows on November 29 at 6 p.m. The programme closes with the online fashion sale at Chic au Touquet on December 2 at 2 p.m.

Across these listings, the most consistent trends are pre-owned luxury handbags, vintage pieces and designer accessories, with jewellery and watches frequently sold in the same sessions. Charity Auctions offers an ongoing online selection of pre-loved luxury fashion, including a Loewe belted cotton shirt, a Christian Louboutin pump, a Gucci Jackie bag and a Mira Mikati blazer, with proceeds supporting Image Mission, an organisation that helps job-seeking women build confidence and careers. Buyers can browse, bid and purchase these lots directly through the site.

Film memorabilia is drawing attention across several upcoming sales, with the earliest closing on Thursday 19 November. Lots Road Auctions' Director's Cut sale closes that day and offers film, music and Hollywood memorabilia, including an iconic neon light from God's Own Junkyard alongside rare pop culture collectables. Wessex Auction Rooms follows with a Football, Sport & Film Memorabilia sale on Thursday 26 November, pairing film items with sporting material in one catalogue. Prop Store Ltd then holds its Entertainment Memorabilia Live Auction: London Winter 2026 from December 4 to 6, 2026, offering film, television and animation memorabilia that bidders can join in person, by phone or online.

Several sales without stated closing dates show a similar mix of material. On The Square Prop Hire is running a timed online auction of vintage toys, action figures and television and film memorabilia, with lots drawn from Raiders of the Lost Ark and The A-Team, and bidding is run through Easy Live Auction. Auktionshuset Sønderjylland's online catalogue includes a large batch of film posters from a former video shop, sold alongside vehicles, household goods and workshop equipment. Auktionshaus von Brühl in Stuttgart-West stands out for its film-history sale of Werner Herzog collection pieces, including a T-shirt Herzog wore on the set of "Burden of Dreams," original costumes worn by Isabella Adjani in "Nosferatu," and costumes from "Aguirre." James Auctioneers also lists sports and film memorabilia among its specialties, alongside rare James Bond collections and retro toys.

Across these houses, the trend is clear: film items are sold through a mix of specialist memorabilia dealers and general auction houses. Costumes, posters, props and character-linked merchandise appear most often, and several sellers pair film lots with toys or sports memorabilia to reach collectors and fans. Buyers are offered live, online and in-person bidding options, reflecting a broad effort to reach audiences who follow film collectibles.

Fine art sales are lining up across the coming weeks, with houses on several continents offering a mix of paintings, decorative objects, and collectibles. A live and online sale in Scotland opens on 12 November at 10:00 GMT, combining fine art with antiques, jewellery, watches, furniture, and rugs, while a separate Antiques & Fine Art sale on the 12th of November at 10am allows bidding in the saleroom or online through Easy Live Auctions. In the United States, Birmingham Modern: Dunbar to Diamonds, a 304-lot online sale ending Sunday, November 15 at 6pm CT, covers modern design, fine art, bronzes, and fine jewelry. Hosted on LiveAuctioneers, it carries a 25% buyer's premium. A Triangle Area house schedules a preview from November 12–15, 2026, followed by a live auction of fine art, antiques, jewellery, handbags, and wristwatches from November 16–19, 2026. Another Fine Art Sale on 18 and 19 November is accepting entries now, with viewing beforehand.

Later in the month, Sidharta Auctioneer holds its Asian Modern Fine Art & Collectible Auction as a live sale on Saturday, November 21, 2026, starting at 2:30 PM at Jakarta Art Hub. The sale offers 129 lots of modern and contemporary paintings alongside collectibles such as a 19th-century brass cash register, batik, and a Tibetan thangka, with online bidding open and previews on view through November 20.

SebastianCharles Auctions closes the year with a three-day December series. It opens with a Native American Art & Jewelry auction on December 1 at 1 PM CST, followed by Fine Art, Jewelry, Design & Asian Art on December 2 at 1 PM CST, and Rare Books, Americana, Silver & Advertising on December 3. A Single Owner Collection of 19th- through 21st-century fine art follows on December 8 at 10 AM EST.

Across these sales, a clear trend emerges: houses are pairing fine art with Asian material, antiques, and jewellery, while online bidding and live-streamed sessions remain central. Recent results also point to steady demand for regional European and Asian works. Schmidt Kunstauktionen Dresden, for example, reported strong interest in Dresden-school and Saxon painting in its latest published results, with top prices reaching 38,000 euros. Collectors seeking Chinese fine art can also find a Chubu International Auction featuring Song-dynasty celadon, ancient calligraphy, and modern Chinese painting, alongside works by Yayoi Kusama and Pablo Picasso.

A growing number of upcoming and ongoing auctions feature ford vehicles, with pickup trucks, muscle cars and utility vehicles appearing across a range of sellers and regions. Among the nearest sales, Mantle Auctioneer is holding a simulsat auction on a Saturday in mid-November that includes a ford Mustang Coupe alongside a Bobcat Procat zero-turn mower and a vintage 14K gold Tiffany & Co bracelet. Oldham Consignment Auction is also closing soon with a ford F-250 among its consignments, following a Farmtrac tractor, and Acorn Estate Liquidators is running an online estate sale that features a ford 8N tractor.

Later in the window, Bullseye Auction & Appraisal is running a sale of grills, generators, tools and a ford F-150 from late November into early December, while Chemong Auction Group lists a ford F250 XL 4x4 truck in its Norwood Farm sale, which is billed as a barn-stage event with musical equipment and antique furnishings. Lubbock Auto Auction, a dealer-only venue, features a ford F-250 and a ford Transit van, and its sales have been moved to Tuesdays.

Fairbanks Auto Auction is holding online auctions running through April 2027 that include a ford F-100 with a camper, a ford F-150, a ford F-550 dually, a Mustang V-8 and a Mustang. Surplus Auctions from BidCorp lists a ford F350 pair from the City of Rochester, Michigan, and Auto Auctioneers in Hamilton, New Zealand, offers a ford Ranger ute in its weekly on-site sale. In Australia, a Major Plant Hire and Contractors Equipment Auction closing on a Thursday in November includes a ford Ranger dual cab utility.

Legacy Auction & Realty has also shown a ford Mustang in its Saylorsburg, Pennsylvania sale, and Assertiva Leilões in Brazil is offering a ford Ka through direct sale with no auction date listed. Across these listings, the trend is clear: pickup trucks and utility vehicles dominate, with classic and muscle cars and farm-oriented tractors making up much of the remainder, and many sales combine vehicles with equipment, real estate or household goods.

Gold features across a range of upcoming sales, from general estate auctions to specialist coin and jewelry sales. The earliest gold-bearing sale in the set is a Pontiac GTO convertible auction on November 16, which includes antiques and gold among its lots. Following it, a jewellery, gold and fashion accessories sale is scheduled for Thursday, November 26 at 14:00 at the Caen auction house. Its counterpart, a publicity plates and toys sale, is set for November 19 with its catalogue on Interenchères, but that event does not list gold. On November 28, a U.S. and World Numismatic Gold Silver Coin Currency Bullion Auction will accept phone and absentee bids until 5:00 PM on Friday, November 27, with its catalogue still being prepared. The sale's coin focus reflects a broader pattern in which gold is handled alongside silver, currency and collectible material.

Several undated listings also feature gold. Frederick Andrews Ltd is holding a Sheerness Antiques & Collector's Auction featuring collectables, gold, silver, jewellery and other items. Goldfield Auction, a Luxembourg- and Liège-based house, is preparing an online sale, "The Collector's Eye – Art & Exceptional Objects," with a gold coin and precious-metal group in lots 220 to 241. That catalogue is anchored by a Paul Hankar-attributed Art Nouveau fireplace, a Chinese blue-and-white Kraak dish from the Wanli period, a Robinson & Sons convertible campaign day bed, and a 75-piece Saint-Louis cut and gilded crystal service.

Across the listings, gold most often appears in mixed estate and antiques sales rather than standalone events. Premier Auction Center, a Post Falls, Idaho operation, runs estate and consignment sales that include gold alongside jewelry, guns, silver, coins and vehicles. Valley Auctions of Hurricane, West Virginia, similarly accepts gold, silver and jewelry consignments for its estate and farm equipment sales. Shaw's Auction House has previously sold a 22ct gold wedding band, and its owner has highlighted free valuations for consignors. Together, these sales suggest that gold is a steady component of the auction calendar, appearing in jewelry, coin, and general collectible offerings through the end of the year.

Golf items appear across several upcoming sales, with golf carts emerging as the most frequent offering. The soonest to close is the Grande Dunes Luxury Estate Auction, which closes at 6 PM on November 10 with pickup the same day. Its 269 lots include an EZGO six-passenger golf cart alongside other estate goods.

Coach's Corner Sports Auctions closes its sale on November 13, offering sports memorabilia that includes golf balls. The inventory also spans jerseys, autographed baseballs, helmets, caps, basketballs, photographs, jewelry, and collectibles, reflecting the house's broad approach to sports-related lots.

Davis Auctioneers holds an estate sale in Joshua on Friday, November 13, from 9 AM to 6 PM, continuing Saturday, November 14, from 8 AM to 3 PM. Golf clubs are among its offerings, which also include furniture, vintage and art deco pieces, designer clothing, jewelry, outdoor furniture, and cameras. The street address will be released on Thursday.

Several sales without confirmed dates also list golf carts. Bidz Auction House regularly sells six-passenger electric golf carts within a heavy mix of construction and outdoor equipment, including mini excavators and skid steer attachments. Separately, a firm in Shepherdsville, Kentucky, is holding a golf cart fleet and equipment sale onsite, with the source giving no date for the event.

Taken together, the listings point to a pattern in which golf carts recur across estate, liquidation, and equipment sales, while golf clubs and golf balls appear as smaller components of broader estate and sports memorabilia offerings.

Upcoming heifer auctions stretch from mid-November into early December, combining single-day specialty sales with multi-sale runs at livestock markets. The earliest listing is the All The Single Ladies Heifer Sale on November 11, which runs from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM and includes a heifer parade preview, a lunch break, and a sale start at 2:00 PM. Two days later, the Crous Brothers Bonsmara Heifer Auction takes place in Bela-Bela at 11:00 am, offering a dedicated heifer sale rather than a mixed-category event.

Late November brings a shift toward bred cow and heifer sales. Napoleon Livestock holds a Bred Cow, Heifer, and Weigh Up sale on November 23, and another listing separately schedules a Bred Cow & Heifer Sale for the same day at 10:00am. Innisfail Auction Mart follows with a bred heifer sale on November 27. Cambridge Valley Livestock Market's Hutton Ranch sale on Saturday, November 28, also features bred heifer offerings, and its calendar lists November 25 as no sale.

December offers the largest volumes. The W2 Farms Commercial Herd Dispersal on December 4 offers bred heifers alongside Simmental-based cows, and Innisfail Auction Mart lists 40-plus heavy Simmental-influence heifers on Friday, December 4. The same market's 550-head bred heifer sale on Monday, December 7 stands out as the largest single heifer offering in the listings.

Market reports indicate strong demand and pricing for heifer stock. Pipestone Livestock Auction Market, whose headline business is bred cow and heifer sales, reports recent results for black, black-white-faced, red, and mixed-color heifers selling from roughly $4,425 to a top of $5,400 per head. Cows sell for less, with solid cows topping out around $3,600. Consignments of Angus bred heifers AI-bred to the sires Saluda and Wolverine highlight the genetics on offer. Buyers at Pipestone are urged to register an hour before sale time, and the market offers online bidding through a third-party feeder cattle platform.

Taken together, the schedule shows a clear pattern: specialty heifer sales cluster in the first half of the period, while bred heifer sales dominate the later weeks and culminate in high-volume December offerings. Buyers seeking breeding stock have multiple options across several markets during this window.

Helmet lots are appearing across a range of auction houses, from online sports memorabilia sales to historical arms events and general estate sales. The earliest dated helmet sale is Auction of Champions' Helmet sale, which carries 100 lots and closes at 11 PM on Monday, November 16. It is part of a wider run of online sports memorabilia sales that also includes daily, MVP, MVP Card, All-Star, Card, Mystery and GiraffeneckMarc sales.

Other houses have helmet listings with no stated closing date. Great Canadian Auctions offers a Justin Herbert-autographed Los Angeles Chargers helmet, noted with Beckett BAS authentication, within a catalogue of signed hockey, boxing, baseball and basketball items. Several of its listings are already marked closed. A specialist in autographed sports and entertainment memorabilia lists signed helmets alongside custom framed jerseys and boxing and UFC gloves. Its offerings include a Travis Kelce replica Kansas City Chiefs helmet priced at $1,099.99.

Historical and martial material is strongest in Auctions Imperial's Winter Sale, which centres on arms and armor. The sale features a fine Persian kula khud helmet alongside Japanese armor, a European rapier, Moro plate and mail armor and an Omani silver and gold powderhorn. South Essex Auctions runs an online-only sale on a Saturday that includes a repo diving helmet, placed among a ship wheel, a vintage mounted car mascot, a Castrol oil pump and a Squier Affinity Series Stratocaster.

Past results point to collectors' ongoing interest in military headwear. A Nova Scotia firm specialising in Maud Lewis paintings, which reached prices up to $45,500, also lists WWI helmets among its recent sales, along with Sir John A. Macdonald statues, beaded Native boxes and a farm tractor.

Across these sales, several trends stand out. Signed sports helmets dominate the modern market, while military and historical helmets appear in arms-focused and general antique auctions. Online-only formats are common, and many houses bundle helmets with unrelated decorative, mechanical and vehicle items, giving bidders a broad mix of categories to browse.

Horse sales are appearing across a broad mix of livestock barns, online platforms and specialty houses, with several events scheduled in the coming weeks. The nearest is a Colfax Livestock Sales Co. horse sale on November 15 at 10:30 AM, which sits within a busy calendar that also includes poultry, cattle and hay and equipment sales. North Platte Stockyards follows with a horse sale on November 24, positioned after its stocker and feeder sale and ahead of a run of stocker, bred cow and special sheep, goat and hog sales in December. Closing later in the window is the 6th online sale of sport horses, with registration open until December 4, 2026. Its lineup spans sport horses, young horses, foals, breeding mares, and implanted and frozen embryos, showing how specialized the online format has become.

Several other listings carry no year or precise date in the source but clearly feature horses. Mike's Livestock Auction is holding a Horse & Tack Auction, while another upcoming schedule includes a horse and tack sale on a Saturday, with tack beginning at 10 AM and horses from 1 PM. Waterloo, Ontario's livestock house, which runs weekly live sales across three rings, includes a Waterloo County horse sale among its regular offerings, alongside veal, cows, sheep and goats. The Producers Livestock Marketing Association directory lists horse sales among its cattle, sheep, goat and hog venues, including Elite Horse Sales.

A newer trend is the hosted and branded model. Premier Horse Sales, which runs events across Montana, Arizona, Utah, California and Florida, has launched Arizona Horse Sales and says it will stop working outside auctions to focus on its own sales. Its portfolio also includes Premier Online Horse Sales and a mule sale, reflecting a shift toward in-house, horse-focused event schedules.

Taken together, the listings show horse sales typically sitting alongside broader livestock programs, with tack and riding equipment often bundled into the same events. Buyers seeking horses in the coming weeks will find options both at traditional livestock barns and through online, specialized platforms, with the earliest confirmed date falling on November 15.

Sports memorabilia remains a steady draw for collectors, with several upcoming and current auctions featuring the jersey as a centerpiece. A broad slate of nonprofit charity auctions, mostly silent and online, is being hosted by schools, churches, animal rescues, and libraries across the United States and Canada. Among the standout lots named in these listings is a Ralph Engelstad Arena Sioux Shop jersey auction, alongside a Dallas Cowboys vs. Jacksonville Jaguars package, a Gulf Shores family vacation package, and a Dove Island Lodge experience. The platform's featured-auctions page functions as a bidding site for causes, and it also lists health-care events such as the Torch Relay for Children's Miracle Network Hospitals' golf tournament.

Crown Sports Auctions is also holding a sale featuring a wide array of sports memorabilia, including baseball bats, jersey lots, cards, and various collectibles. The mix suggests that sellers are bundling game-related gear with trading cards to appeal to a range of buyers.

Meanwhile, a house specializing in autographed sports and entertainment memorabilia highlights signed helmets, custom framed jerseys, and boxing and UFC gloves among its featured categories. Its listings include a Travis Kelce replica Kansas City Chiefs helmet priced at $1,099.99 and a Lamine Yamal custom framed Spain jersey priced at $2,499.99. The house also offers custom framing for college jerseys, diplomas, and CDs, reflecting a growing emphasis on display-ready presentation.

Taken together, these sales point to a clear pattern: charitable and commercial sellers alike are using the jersey as a highly visible lot, pairing it with signatures, framing, and experiences to attract bidders. Specific closing dates were not stated in the source material for these sales, so interested buyers should check each platform directly for timing and bidding details.

Jewelry features prominently across a growing range of upcoming and current auctions, from estate sales in the United States to luxury events in Europe. Among the earliest closings, Brandon Auction in Tulsa, Oklahoma, runs an online estates sale that closes on Sunday, November 15. Its lots include gold and diamond jewelry alongside furniture, Western collectibles, Native American art, coins, vehicles, and sports memorabilia. Vandertook Auction Services follows with an estate sale that closes later in mid-November, offering gold and sterling jewelry, vintage toys, and a Royal manual typewriter.

In late November, the Palais des Congrès in Le Touquet-Paris-Plage hosts a Chic au Touquet sale of luxury goods, contemporary art, fashion, jewelry and watches, scheduled for Saturday, November 28 at 2 p.m. On Sunday, November 29, 2026, Auktionshaus Mette holds its 102nd auction as a purely online sale, with live bidding available through lot-tissimo and the-saleroom. Highlights include a lapis lazuli jewelry box with a limit of €280, a 15.65 ct Colombian emerald cocktail ring with a limit of €2,600, and a diamond-set gold bracelet attributed to Carl F. Bucherer with a limit of €7,200.

Early December brings a cluster of jewelry-focused sales in France. Hotel Des Ventes Nice Riviera holds a jewelry, watch and leather goods sale on Tuesday, December 1 at 3 p.m., followed by a Crédit Municipal jewelry sale on Wednesday, December 2 at 1:30 p.m. In Argentina, Martín Saráchaga Subastas closes its main sale on December 3 and 4, with previews running through late November. Categories include decorative arts, books, Argentine painting, jewelry and watches, and paintings, with online virtual auctions and a private sale also offered.

Germany's pawn auctions in Essen, Dortmund, Gelsenkirchen and Dinslaken feature jewelry, silver, gold coins, branded watches, porcelain and electronics, with further sessions in early December. The year closes with a notable in-person sale on December 10, 2026, when Schmuck & Luxusuhren (Jewelry and Luxury Watches) takes place alongside a modern and contemporary art auction, both currently in preparation.

Taken together, these listings reveal several trends. Estate-based houses increasingly blend jewelry with household goods and collectibles, while specialist firms emphasize luxury watches and heritage pieces. Online bidding has become standard, often paired with previews or pickup windows, and many houses highlight broad reach beyond local buyers. Jewelry remains a consistent draw across generalist estate sales and high-end international events alike.

Auction activity involving john deere equipment is spread across the United States, Europe, and the United Kingdom, with sales closing from mid-November into early December. The nearest deadline is an online estate auction in the Ertl toy and collectible series, closing November 11, where collectors can bid on roughly 800 to 900 lots of die-cast toys, banks, and memorabilia. Among the offerings are Ertl pedal tractors and several john deere pieces, and the sale carries a 16% buyer's premium with pickup scheduled for November 12.

A few days later, a November 13 estate auction near New Cambria will combine a country home on 3.78 acres with vehicles and john deere equipment. Consignment rings closing on November 16 bring a broader farm mix, with lots ranging from tractors and combines to tillage gear, livestock equipment, and hand tools. Those rings are followed by Amsterdam-area inventories, where a john deere compact tractor from Zaandam and Oosterblokker is scheduled to close on November 17.

Mid-month brings two more notable sales. An online-only Ahrens Family Auction from Martinsburg, Missouri, closes November 18 and offers john deere and other tractors, a grain truck, and farm equipment. The same day, a Belleville, Illinois, closing features a john deere 6115D tractor alongside a Rural King estate tractor within a wider run of residential and farmland lots.

Later in the window, a combined online collection of a Mustang Mach 1 and john deere items runs from November 20 through December 1, reflecting how collectors pair classic machinery with vehicles. The Jeff Rheingans farm retirement online-only auction, which features john deere combines and tractors, closes December 15, and it follows a December consignment sale that opens December 3.

Across the sources, several trends stand out. Tractors dominate most listings, with mowers, lawn tractors, and compact models appearing in smaller estate and mixed-lot sales. Farm estates and retirement liquidations are common, and many auctions pair john deere machinery with real estate, trucks, or household contents. Online-only formats are increasingly standard, with bidders in the UK, Europe, and the US able to participate remotely. Buyers are often advised to note lot numbers in advance and to check pickup or shipping terms, since many sales require local collection. Recent results show that john deere items can sell at strong prices, such as a recent Somerset mower sale at £820, which suggests steady demand for well-kept machines across markets.

Livestock sales are filling calendars across North America, Oceania, Latin America and Britain, with weekly sessions and special events running from November into early December. In the United States, Rich Prairie Livestock Exchange has scheduled a sequence of special feeder, slaughter, bred stock and weaned calf and yearling sales, with its largest session expected to draw more than 1,000 head. The exchange encourages early consignment so animals can be included in advertising. Beatrice 77 Livestock Sales lists steers and heifers weighing roughly 500 to 800 pounds, along with black and black-and-red lots that have been weaned and vaccinated. Jackson Livestock Auction, meanwhile, sells hogs, goats, sheep and cattle, offering forward contracts for hogs and cattle alongside cash or grade-and-yield cattle sales.

In Canada, Calgary Stockyards-Strathmore is headlining a calf and regular sale featuring more than 2,000 calves, followed by a run of bred sales later in the month and into December. Innisfail Auction Mart is staging a series of herd dispersals and bred heifer sales, including a 550-head bred heifer offering later in the season. Hagersville Auction Centre's recent calf market report listed Holstein bull calves at $1,400 and beef-cross-dairy bull calves at $2,325, underscoring strong demand for dairy-influenced calves.

New Zealand's calendar is equally busy, with the Rongotea, Taranaki, Temuka, Frankton and Stratford sales covering cattle, sheep and feeder calves. The Triple Farms Sheep Genetics Annual Ram Sale stands out, and most events offer online bidding except the ram sale. In Australia, the Central Queensland Livestock Exchange, formerly the Gracemere Saleyards, hosts weekly prime cattle sales and handles roughly 130,000 head a year, making it Queensland's third largest selling centre. It also attracts more than 20 stud bull sales annually.

Latin America shows similar momentum. Subasta Ganadera de Yopal, operating as SubaCasanare, runs commercial cattle sales on Tuesdays and Thursdays and promotes its SUBAGEN genetics program. Santa Teresa Livestock Auction focuses on stocker and feeder cattle imported from Mexico, with weekly sales and online bidding.

In Britain, the Paris Livestock Auction reported a market of 1,687 head, mostly yearlings, while buyers pushed hard for grazing-size calves and quality stock commanded a widening premium. The Winslow Primestock Show & Sale, now in its 156th year, and the Pode Hole Pedigree Beef Shorthorn herd reduction sale add prestige events to the calendar. Across all regions, the trend is clear: buyers reward quality, early consignment is encouraged, and specialized genetics sales are becoming central to the livestock market.

Sports memorabilia and music-linked keepsakes stand out across a crowded November auction calendar, with sales running from North America and Europe to Australia. Among the nearest deadlines, Brandon Auction's online estates sale closes Sunday, November 15, at 5 PM. Alongside sports memorabilia, its lots include vehicles, firearms, gold and diamond jewellery, coins, Native American art and antique furniture, with previews at its Tulsa, Oklahoma location.

In Italy, Aste Bolaffi holds its Design auction in Turin and online on Tuesday, November 17, 2026, and later lists a Sport Memorabilia sale on December 1. Athens' War Museum hosts a live sale on Saturday, November 21, 2026, where highlights include Aristotle Onassis and Maria Callas memorabilia estimated at €1,000 to €2,000, alongside fine watches and jewellery. Bids can be placed live, online, by telephone or in writing.

France's Boisseau-Pomez runs a multi-day Troyes series in late November, with a sport and memorabilia sale on November 25 that shares a day with a 650-card trading card sale. Trading cards and sports cards are also a strong thread in North America. Odyssey Estate Sale Company has recently offered Shohei Ohtani rookies, Hall of Famer cards and a Sports Illustrated first issue, and its sports lots have featured Jordan, Mantle, Gretzky and Tiger Woods memorabilia. Elite Auction Company in Greensboro, North Carolina, leads with sports memorabilia and trading cards, with an in-person preview held the day before its sales.

Music and automotive items also feature prominently. A Walton online-only sale in central Ohio includes Elvis memorabilia alongside Harley-Davidson motorcycles and a Jaguar E-Type project car, while a Central Auction Rooms sale includes Rolls Royce memorabilia, model railways and Steiff teddies. In Australia, Action Auction Bendigo sells sporting memorabilia, automobilia and kitchenalia within a broad mix of antiques and estate goods.

Across these sales, the pattern is clear: sports cards and sporting memorabilia anchor many catalogues, while automotive, music and personal memorabilia broaden their appeal. Houses that mix memorabilia with furniture, jewellery and household estates are common, and many offer online bidding alongside in-person previews.

Several upcoming sales in the current digest clearly list mercedes vehicles, with judicial, insolvency and online collectible events leading the group. The earliest is a Brazilian judicial sale in São Paulo, where second-round vehicle sessions on Nov 11 and Nov 12 include a mercedes A200 AMG Line, alongside a Toyota Hilux, a Kia Sportage and a Fiat Ducato minibus. The same São Paulo program also features perishable goods, commercial equipment and a Cummins generator, and further rounds run through late November and early December.

A German-language listing closing on Nov 12, 2026, features a mercedes Vito, together with Yamaha motorcycles, a Volkswagen Touran and an Irus implement carrier. Alongside the vehicles, the lots include a large batch of safety helmets and trailers. Another insolvency listing closing on November 12 offers a mercedes E220 CDI estate, shown with a Welco 2.5 t trailer and a Skoda Octavia RS TSI, while a Citroën Jumper box van closes on November 16.

The online VOL auction hosted by Collectoys closes on November 13, 2026, at 20:00 and offers 345 lots of vintage toys and miniature vehicles. Among the racing models is an Exoto Sauber mercedes C9, with an opening estimate of 180/200 euros. Buyers pay a 25.2% sales fee on top of hammer prices. The sale also features Dinky Toys, Märklin, LGB and Jouef trains, along with Formula 1 and racing models from makers such as Minichamps and Otto Mobile.

Later in the window, a German collective vehicle sale on November 17 includes a mercedes V 300 d, joining a range of other fleet and trade vehicles.

Taken together, the mercedes lots show two clear trends. The first is commercial and insolvency-driven sales, in which fleet vans, estates and utility vehicles are sold alongside trailers, equipment and industrial stock. The second is collectibles, where a racing model and vintage toys appear alongside a broad mix of other items. Across these listings, mercedes vehicles appear as practical, mid-range units rather than as a single focus of any one sale.

Motorcycle lots appear across a busy November calendar, beginning with the City of Doral Surplus Vehicle Auction on November 10, which offers a Harley Davidson police motorcycle alongside other surplus motorcycles and former city police cars. On November 11, Aurena's online schedule includes Ducati motorcycle parts. George Auction Service & Real Estate holds a 10 AM sale on November 12 featuring motorcycles, firearms, antiques and electronics. The same day, Estate Auctions 411 hosts a public estate auction in Pahrump, Nevada, with a Harley Davidson Custom Fat Boy and motorcycle parts among its lots. Previews run from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., and lots close that evening at 5 p.m. Indonesian platforms also schedule motorcycle lots in several cities at 13:00 WIB on November 12.

Mid-month, Lawson & Co. Auctioneers holds a public auction on November 16 that includes a Honda Shadow motorcycle, fishing boats and snow plows. A separate Sydney motorcycle workshop and fit-out sale also closes that day. On November 17, an online sale closes at 6 PM with a Harley-Davidson motorcycle alongside a Chevrolet Stylemaster and a GMC Van. G & G Auctioneers' two-ring sale that day in Halliday, North Dakota, includes motorcycles and snowmobiles, and Sydney motorcycle spare parts are also listed. Sydney motorcycle clothing follows on November 18. Loughborough hosts a Motorcycles sale on November 19, and Phoenix and Tucson run non-running vehicle, boat, RV, motorcycle and cart auctions on November 20.

Late in the window, the Art Kramer Estate Farm Sale on November 21 at 9 a.m. features a Suzuki motorcycle among its vehicles, pick-ups, vans and trailers. Chorley Auction House closes the period with a Classic and Vintage Motorcycle Auction on November 26.

Several trends emerge. Harley-Davidson models recur most often, followed by Honda, Ducati and Suzuki. Many motorcycle listings are bundled with cars, trucks, trailers and boats, and estate or surplus formats dominate. Sales are offered in-person, online and through live-streamed platforms, and the calendar shifts from general multi-category estate and surplus auctions toward dedicated motorcycle and classic vehicle sales later in the month.

Movie memorabilia is appearing across a varied slate of online and live sales, often placed beside sports collectibles, toys and general household goods. The earliest closing deadline belongs to Nate D. Sanders Auctions, whose Movie Memorabilia, Sports Memorabilia & Autographs auction closes November 12, 2026 at 5:00 pm PST. The house uses extended bidding, so any lot that has received a bid stays open until 30 minutes pass without a new bid. Featured material ranges from Apollo 11 and Gemini spaceflight photographs and crew-signed displays to a Wright Flyer fabric swatch from the first flight and a signed Emancipation Proclamation display. Original comic art and historic literary typescripts are also on offer.

Next in line is a Sydney auction house whose sports, music and movie memorabilia auction closes Monday, 16 November. The same operator's wider schedule includes motorcycle spare parts, motorcycle clothing and a scaffolding and rigging liquidation, showing how movie lots sit within a broad mix of consignments.

Several other movie-focused sales carry no published closing date in their source material. Thunder Bay Estate Sales & Auction Services is running a no-reserve Movie Collector's & Household Liquidation Auction offering thousands of DVDs, Blu-rays, rare 3D Blu-rays and complete box sets, with bids starting at $5 CAD. Its listings also include Strawberry Hill pottery figurines. Fin's Auction, based in Plainfield, Indiana, sells antiques and collectibles online, and its categories include old movie posters alongside old toys and vintage Boy Scout memorabilia.

On The Square Prop Hire is conducting a timed online auction of vintage toys, action figures and TV and movie memorabilia. Lots are drawn from Masters of the Universe, The A-Team and Raiders of the Lost Ark. The house is bidding through Easy Live Auction and is marketing the sale to collectors, movie fans and shoppers seeking a nostalgic Christmas gift, with collection from its former Dicksons Garden Centre base in Bangor.

Taken together, the sales show a consistent pattern: movie material is typically offered as one category within broader catalogues, pairing with sports items, toys and estate or liquidation stock rather than standing alone. Closing dates are inconsistent, with only a few sales publishing firm deadlines.

Paintings continue to anchor the autumn and early winter auction calendar, with regional houses across Europe offering everything from Old Master works to modern pieces. The sequence begins on November 10, 2026, when John Taylor's Auction Rooms holds a catalogued sale of antiques, collectables and modern items at 10am, including paintings alongside furniture, ceramics, silver, jewellery and glassware. In Sweden, a Norrlandskonstnärer theme sale closes on November 20, 2026, offering more than 320 lots of art from across Norrland. Paintings by Vera Frisén, Bengt Åberg, Arne Olsson and Anna Kristensen are among the highlights, all listed on Auctionet.

A busy weekend follows. A Weihnachts-Auktion in Germany runs November 19 to 21, 2026, with paintings, Asian art and furniture offered on November 21 from 10:00, after public viewing from November 16 to 18. The same day, Asta commissaires-priseurs Corse-Paris holds its Collections corses sale at the Hôtel Ostella in Bastia, with paintings offered alongside furniture, objets d'art, jewellery, watches, coins and silverware, and an afternoon session from 14:00.

Thursday, November 26, 2026 brings two live sales from an Italian house. Auction 123 focuses on Old Master and 19th-century paintings from the Casa Santangelo Collection, while Auction 124 covers modern and contemporary work. Top estimates include Giorgio de Chirico's 'Ritratto di Raissa' at 150,000 to 200,000 euros, signalling strong demand for collection-led offerings. The same day, Boisseau-Pomez in Troyes presents paintings, drawings and graphic works at 09:00, and the sequence continues on November 27 with a furniture, paintings and objets d'art sale.

The final stretch of November is dominated by Hôtel des Ventes de Metz. An online sale starting November 28, 2026 at 8 p.m. offers old and modern paintings with no physical viewing of lots. A classic November sale follows on November 29, 2026 at 2 p.m., covering paintings, jewelry, furniture, rugs and wines, with in-person viewings on November 28 from 2 to 6 p.m. and November 29 from 10 to 11:30 a.m.

Across these sales, a few trends stand out. Collection-led sales, such as the Santangelo and Corsican offerings, are drawing attention, and multi-category houses continue to pair paintings with decorative and luxury goods. Online platforms and hybrid formats remain common, with many houses offering live and internet bidding. Looking further ahead, Martín Saráchaga Subastas in Argentina plans its main sale in early December, featuring Argentine painting alongside decorative arts, books and jewelry.

Program-style offerings are drawing attention in two very different corners of the auction world: a Houston estate firm's precious-metals buying program and a Washington government surplus operation that lists federal disposal programs online. Ashbury Lane Estate Services runs estate sales and clean-outs across the Greater Houston Area, but its most distinctive offering is a gold and silver buying program. The firm states that it accepts gold jewelry in all karats, from 10K through 24K, along with sterling silver flatware and hollowware, coins and bullion, vintage watches, and dental gold and scrap. The company says it has a GIA Graduate Gemologist and a National Association of Jewelry Appraisers member on staff, and it advertises that customers can receive an offer on the spot and instant cash.

Washington State Surplus Operations, run by the Department of Enterprise Services, sells government surplus through online auctions covering items in both Western and Eastern Washington. Public viewing and pickup are by appointment only at its Tumwater facility. Among its more unusual offerings are confiscated items from the Transportation Security Administration, including knives, corkscrews and pool cues, which the agency delivers to the Tumwater retail store several times a year. The site also lists public auctions for tools and equipment and used vehicles, and it includes federal and government-disposal programs among its listings.

Taken together, the two listings show a clear contrast. One private buyer focuses on valuable metals and jewelry and promises immediate payment, while one public agency moves surplus goods through online sales and scheduled in-person pickups. Both emphasize straightforward, accessible transactions, whether a seller wants a quick offer or a shopper wants to browse government inventory.

Record results are making headlines in two very different corners of the auction world. MNP Auctions, which specializes in Asian art and antiques, numismatics, banknotes, and philatelic collectibles, has recently reported a record of over RM128,000 for two museum-grade Straits Chinese masterpieces. The house has a busy slate of upcoming sales, including the Autumn Asian Art Auction 2026, the Malaysian Numismatic Heritage Auction, and a Hidden Treasures sale of antique Nyonya restaurant pieces tied to a Michelin Guide listing. Its collecting categories also include Straits Chinese antiques, vinyl, and stamps, reflecting a broad mix of heritage material from the region.

In the United States, Collins & Co., a Tri-Cities, Tennessee realtor and auction firm, has reported its own record. The company's auctions span real estate, land, estate and probate property, equipment, collectibles, and personal property, and they are offered online, live, or in hybrid formats. Collins & Co. recently became a licensed auction firm in North Carolina and Virginia, and it highlighted a record-setting sale of a riverfront property on the Watauga River. The parcel sold at public auction for the highest price per acre ever recorded there.

Taken together, the two stories show a common thread: high-value heritage and property sales are drawing strong results. MNP's record centers on rare cultural objects and collectible currency, while Collins & Co.'s centers on land. Both firms combine traditional public auction formats with online bidding, which broadens their reach beyond local buyers. Neither house has yet published specific dates for the record-level items discussed here, so readers should check each auction house directly for updated sale schedules and lot details.

Equipment sales running in multiple rings are a prominent feature of the upcoming auction calendar, with farm, construction, and vehicle lots leading the way. The first event on the schedule is DeMott Auction Co.'s two-ring auction in Iron City, Georgia, on Friday, November 13, 2026, which offers a broad mix of equipment and related goods. Next, three online equipment consignment rings close on Monday, November 16, starting at 4:00 PM, 5:00 PM, and 6:00 PM.

These sales feature tractors, combines, and tillage gear, along with farm parts, livestock equipment, and hand and shop tools, reflecting strong demand for agricultural machinery. Equipment & Auto Consignment Auctions in Belton follow on November 21 and December 12, 2026, with each event running two rings. Buyers can expect cars, trucks, trailers, tractors, skid steers, excavators, and conex containers. The Belton sales show how consignment formats are being used to move both heavy construction gear and everyday vehicles.

G & G Auctioneers also plans a two-ring sale in Halliday, North Dakota, starting at 10:00 a.m. Mountain Time, with no date given in the listing. Its lots include farm and hay equipment, tractors, bins and augers, livestock-related items, semis and trailers, motorcycles and snowmobiles, antiques, and miscellaneous goods, with online bidding available alongside the in-person sale. Taken together, the listings point to a clear trend: multi-ring formats are being used to run several equipment categories at once, with agricultural machinery, trucks, and trailers appearing repeatedly across regions.

The variety of lots suggests that sellers and buyers across rural and construction markets are continuing to rely on consignment-style rings to reach a wide pool of bidders during the late autumn and early winter months.

Rolex pieces appear across a broad mix of auction houses this season, from estate sales to specialist luxury jewellery and watch sales. The earliest is Veilinghuis De Eland en De Zon's Najaarsveiling 2026, which includes a Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust alongside a 17-karat emerald brooch and pendant, with pick-up days running alongside the sale on November 11. On Saturday, November 14, Nampa, Idaho, hosts a live onsite estate auction featuring silver, guns, a Rolex, a TYM tractor and Swarovski optics. Ace Of Estates is running an online sale in which every lot starts at $5.00 with no reserves, and lots begin closing on Sunday. Its highlights include a rare Rolex Pan Am dealer clock, alongside Native American art, animation cels and fine jewelry.

Later in the month, Auktionshaus Stahl in Hamburg holds its jewellery, watch and bag sale on November 27, featuring a Rolex GMT-Master II among the lots. Auction House City North's Christmas auction runs November 26 to 28, 2026, and includes a Rolex wristwatch with a estimate of €8,500, offered alongside a Hermès Birkin bag. Cnock's upcoming public jewellery auction at Rega's Hof Castle in Rotselaar features more than 200 pieces, with bids accepted online. The house lists Rolex among its watch brands and sells diamonds offered from bankruptcies at 30% to 50% below net value, a pitch that gives it a clear bargain angle. Its sales continue on December 8 and 9.

Across the undated listings, the pattern is consistent. Houses such as Elite Decorative Arts in West Palm Beach, Florida, pair designer jewelry from Rolex with 20th-century modern design and Chinese antiques. Idaho Pawn & Gold buys and lends against pre-owned Rolex watches alongside handbags and firearms. In Oakwood, Georgia, Four Seasons Auction Gallery offers Rolex watches with Art Deco platinum jewelry and an 18th-century Chinese thangka. Swiss house Loerke Kunstauktionen lists an early Rolex Submariner 5513 among past lots, and McManus Auctions handles Rolex and Chanel items. Mars, a Würzburg house, reports recent Rolex sales and is preparing a New Year sale, with its 2027 catalogue listed as coming soon. Overall, the offerings range from entry-level estate pieces to high-value watches, with the strongest concentration of Rolex lots in December-leaning luxury sales and in regional estate events.

Sculpture features prominently in a busy run of upcoming auctions, with bronzes, figurative works and mixed-media pieces appearing across houses in several countries. The first sale in the sequence is White's Auctions, whose Session I takes place on Sunday, November 15, 2026, with a livestream on the day of sale. Highlights include a Twisted Wire seated figure sculpture alongside paintings by Panayiotis Tetsis, Marilyn Powers and Yannis Tsarouchis.

Lots Road Auctions follows on November 18 with a specialist sale of works by a late artist, spanning mixed media and sculpture, held in aid of a charity and preceded by an exhibition of the works. SETDART holds a private collection of 19th- and 20th-century European sculpture on November 19. De Vere's Art Auctions then presents its Outstanding Irish Art sale on November 24, 2026, a major auction of Irish and International Art and Sculpture, with public viewings beforehand.

Auktionshaus Stahl in Hamburg schedules its November 28 sessions, which include bronzes and sculpture alongside twentieth- and twenty-first-century art, old masters and collectibles, with lots by Warhol, Picasso, Kirchner, Modersohn and Barlach and a KAWS designer toy. The season closes with The Christmas Auction on Thursday, December 3, 2026, starting at 10:30am London time, offering Noble Estates, Old and Modern Masters, Sculpture and Jewellery, with a live webcast and online bidding.

Several sales without confirmed dates also feature sculpture. Clark's Fine Art & Auctioneers Inc. is holding an American, European and Latin American Art sale on a Tuesday, with paintings, prints, sculpture and photography, including works from UCLA, streamed live on Invaluable and Catalog Live Auctioneers. Debaveye's antiques and art sale highlights a signed patinated bronze of a seated woman and a signed bronze sculpture of four birds on a fence.

Dyrgripen Handelshus AB, which runs slag auctions online on a rolling basis, currently features a wooden sculpture by Werner Sjöberg among its lots. In Poland, the 92nd Art auction, slated for November, will include painting, sculpture, drawings and prints, though its catalogue is still to come. Taken together, the calendar points to a market where bronze and figurative works recur across estate, charity and specialist sales, and where sculpture is often offered alongside painting and works on paper.

Sculptures feature prominently across a range of upcoming sales, with Italian houses particularly active. The earliest dated sale is Gregory's Auction House Snc's Asta 98, "Dimore," in Bologna on Friday, November 13, 2026. It offers furniture, objets d'art, ceramics, old master and 19th- and 20th-century paintings, drawings, and sculptures across two sessions. The source lists no other auction dates in its search window.

Later in November, Magnusson Group holds Elegant Estates: A Selling Exhibition at its Morristown gallery. Viewing runs November 19 from 1pm to 6pm and November 20 and 21 from 10am to 3pm. The exhibition includes mid-century modern furniture, art glass by makers such as Steuben, Tiffany, Baccarat, and Waterford, porcelain, sterling silver, and bronze sculptures.

Several houses list sculptures without giving a confirmed sale date. Fidelis Auctions Casa d'Aste is holding a Tuesday sale in Bologna of old master paintings from the 16th to 19th centuries and sculptures, with session I at 10:30 and session II at 15:30. The source gives a weekday and day-month without a year, so the full calendar date is not confirmed. The same house runs an antiques and silverware auction at 10:30 that day, with catalogues already online.

The Auction Room London is holding an Antiques & Interiors sale on a Tuesday, featuring items from private London estates, including jewellery, silver, sculptures, furniture, and paintings. Consignments are still being accepted for a November Antiques & Interiors Sale and a Fine Art Sale in January 2027.

In Italy, Antiquariato Napoli specializes in antique furniture, paintings, sculptures, bronzes, chandeliers, porcelain, and silver. Hôtel de Ventes Mosan, based in Belgium, handles the expertise and sale of paintings, furniture, sculptures, porcelain, and Asian art.

Michael Stephen Auctions, which runs both online and live sales, lists sculptures among its core categories alongside jewelry, watches, and silver. MacDougall's, which specializes in Russian art, also offers historical icons and sculptures. A New Mexico, Texas, Nevada, and California estate firm lists bronze sculptures alongside silver coinage and collectibles, with a current Las Cruces estate sale.

Across these listings, the pattern is clear: sculptures are most often offered within broader estate and antiques sales rather than as standalone auctions. Bronzes and mixed decorative collections recur, and several sales combine sculptures with paintings and furniture. Where dates are given, they are concentrated in mid-to-late November, though many houses have not yet published full calendars.

Collectors have a steady run of silver-focused sales ahead, with offerings ranging from sterling pieces to bullion coins. The Collector Discovery Auction runs through November 12, 2026, and its lots include silver alongside coins and currency, jewelry, rare perfume bottles, paintings, period furniture, and vintage signs and advertising. Its broad mix shows how silver is often offered within estate-style consignments rather than in standalone sales.

Victor Mitchell Auctioneers follows with its Winter Antique Furnishings & Interiors Auction on November 25, 2026. The sale features 19th and 20th-century furnishings, Irish and European paintings, collectible silver, porcelain, Persian rugs, and vintage items, pairing silver with decorative pieces for home buyers.

A U.S. and World Numismatic Gold Silver Coin Currency Bullion Auction closes on November 28, with phone and absentee bids due by 5:00 PM on Friday, November 27. The catalogue was still being prepared at the time of listing, signaling a focus on coins and bullion rather than decorative lots.

SebastianCharles Auctions closes a three-day December series with silver at its center. A Native American Art & Jewelry auction on December 1 at 1 PM CST features Navajo, Zuni and Hopi silver and turquoise pieces. The series continues on December 2 with Fine Art, Jewelry, Design & Asian Art, and concludes on December 3 at 1 PM CST with Rare Books, Americana, Silver & Advertising. Local pickup at the Edina gallery is available December 7 through 9 from 1 to 5 PM.

Further listings point to a similar pattern. The Year's Final Collection, spanning jewellery, decorative arts, silver and collectables, opens bidding on November 23, 2026, and consignments for its November–December catalogue are still being accepted. Krawzykowska Auktioner lists a 560-gram silver coin lot among about 100 online items mixing collectibles, coins, and vintage décor, with its next sale expected in the coming weeks.

Across these events, silver appears most often alongside jewelry, coins, and advertising or Americana collectibles. Coin-focused bullion sales cater to investors, while mixed estate and jewelry sales attract general collectors.

Sports memorabilia is driving a busy stretch of auctions, with sales ranging from online-only timed events to live in-person sales. Among the earliest to close, Nate D. Sanders Auctions ends its Movie Memorabilia, Sports Memorabilia & Autographs auction on November 12, 2026 at 5:00 pm PST, with extended bidding that keeps lots open until 30 minutes pass without a new bid. Its lineup includes a hand-drawn Sunday comic strip with baseball content and Apollo 11 photographs.

Arlington Heights, Illinois hosts a live consignment and estate auction on November 16, 2026, with bidding starting at 5:30 pm, featuring vintage items, vinyl records, jewelry, and sports memorabilia, with online bidding offered on some lots. Barry McLean Auctioneer then runs an antique, estate, and collector sale from November 13 to 17 that includes sports memorabilia alongside furniture, toys, and tools. Magnusson Group's Elegant Estates selling exhibition in Morristown, with viewing hours running through November 21, features sports memorabilia among mid-century modern furniture, art glass by Steuben and Tiffany, and sterling silver.

The Legends of Sport Sports Memorabilia & Collectibles sale on November 27, 2026 at 12:00 PM EST offers 204 lots led by a San Diego Conquistadors uniform, a Maple Leafs shareholders' ledger, and memorabilia from Gretzky, Jordan, Cobb, Brady, and Messi. Lippard Real Estate and Auction closes a timed sale of silver, currency, and sports memorabilia on November 30. In December, the Collector's Vault I on December 5, 2026 at 11:00 AM EST includes signed sports memorabilia, while Collector's Vault II follows on December 6, 2026 with Hall of Fame sports autographs and graded sports cards.

Across the sector, authentication and provenance are central selling points. Great Canadian Auctions lists signed items with Beckett BAS authentication, including a Wayne Gretzky-autographed Los Angeles Kings puck and a Justin Herbert-signed Los Angeles Chargers helmet. MEARS Online Auctions focuses on high-value pieces, such as a Babe Ruth autographed first home run bat and a Jackie Robinson game-worn rookie jersey. Grey Flannel Auctions specializes in photo-matched game-worn jerseys, with lots tied to Victor Wembanyama, Hank Aaron, and Michael Jordan.

Howard & Thomas Auction House holds monthly sales of sports collectibles alongside bourbon and spirits, while Heart of Gloucester Auctions includes TV, film, and sports memorabilia in its specialist sales. Elite Auction Company leads with sports memorabilia and trading cards, underscoring how signed, game-used, and historically significant items continue to anchor the market.

Collectors have a busy run of stamps sales ahead, with offerings spanning worldwide classics, national issues and mixed collectibles. Golden Valley Stamp Auctions leads the calendar with Public Stamp Auction #416, an internet-only sale of 2,800 lots that closes Wednesday, November 18, 2026, at 7:00 PM CST. Its lots cover worldwide and United States stamps, including 19th- and 20th-century classics, airmail, federal duck stamps and a final block of 100 collection and box lots. Each lot extends five minutes past its last bid, and the lots can be viewed at the Golden Valley Stamps & Coins store by appointment only.

A four-day live online series from Eastbourne follows, running from November 17 to 20, 2026, with sessions starting at 9:30am and streamed by live webcast. The stamps session takes place on November 18, sharing the day with collectables, textiles, instruments, vinyl, coins and militaria.

The Hobby Collector Auction on November 21, 2026, at 3:00pm Eastern features US stamps alongside guitars, pens, tobacciana, casino chips and memorabilia, reflecting the growing appeal of mixed-lot sales. The Festive Fine Sale on November 26 at 10am stands out for its historical material. It offers The Christy Family Letters, a single-owner collection offered for the first time from a local family, with items linked to Shackleton, Churchill, Nightingale and Thompson Seton. The sale also includes silver, stamps, wines and spirits.

Heritage Art Auctions runs a timed auction with categories including jewellery, gold, silver, coins, bank notes, watches and stamps alongside art. Bidding closes on November 29. The month ends with the quality stamp auction and Internet auction 13, both running November 28–29, 2026, followed by a coin specialist auction and coin sale on November 29, 2026.

Across these sales, a clear trend emerges: stamps are increasingly offered in combination with coins, precious metals and collectables, and online formats are standard alongside live sessions.

Tiffany pieces are appearing across a varied slate of estate and specialty auctions, from live sales in Dallas to exhibitions in New Jersey and galleries in New Orleans. The nearest event is an Owens Auctions Dallas sale in two sessions. Its second session features a 201-piece Tiffany & Co. sterling flatware set alongside art glass and art pottery, including Fulper and Weller. Magnusson Group's Elegant Estates selling exhibition in Morristown runs over the coming days and includes Tiffany-style lighting and art glass by makers including Steuben, Tiffany, Baccarat and Waterford, along with sterling silver, bronze sculptures and porcelain.

Later, a two-day Fine & Decorative Arts auction in early December lists Tiffany Studios lighting alongside fine jewelry and luxury watches, and it is part of a pre-holiday series that also includes a coin sale. Hal Hunt Auctions, which lists Tiffany Lamps among its specialty makers, is offering Part 2 of a private lighthouse collection from Lake Guntersville, Alabama, with antiques, estate jewelry and bronze statuary. Its select sales are also available for online bidding through Live Auctioneers.

Several houses have already offered Tiffany items in recent sales. Carlsen Gallery has sold Tiffany & Co. Persian-pattern sterling flatware among its 18th and 19th century American furniture and accessories, and its next sale, set for the pre-holiday period, will include estate jewelry and sterling silver. Everard Auctions & Appraisals pairs Tiffany jewelry and luxury goods with Southern estate works and has recently sold a Tiffany Chrysanthemum flatware service. The house holds in-person preview receptions before each sale. M.S. Rau, a New Orleans gallery, lists Tiffany Studios among the makers in its offerings and runs online-only virtual exhibitions.

Earlier, Rain City Estate Sales sold a pair of 18-karat Tiffany & Co. teardrop earrings for $600 in an online sale in Seattle's SODO neighborhood, a result that illustrates how jewelry and decorative pieces often sell well in estate-focused auctions.

Across these listings, the most common Tiffany categories are sterling flatware, decorative lighting, art glass and jewelry, reflecting a steady market for named makers in estate sales.

Tractor sales are drawing steady interest this fall, with online and live events spanning estate sales, consignment lineups and full farm dispersals. Stewart James Auctions opens an online farm auction from Manotick, Ontario, running through November 16, with a 6R-series tractor as its headline lot alongside haying equipment and farm machinery. The following Saturday, November 14, a live onsite estate auction in Nampa, Idaho, features a TYM tractor alongside silver, guns and Swarovski optics.

The same day, Chesley Auctioneering in North East, Pennsylvania, holds a live farm equipment and tractor sale with several Farmall and Oliver tractors, along with a combine and a cattle trailer. McSherry Auction Service's online Amazing Die-Cast Tractor/Implement Auction closes November 17, the same day an Oldham Consignment Auction ends with a Farmtrac tractor and a pickup truck. On November 19, a live and online Large Tractor and Machinery Consignment Auction is expected to offer roughly 90 to 100 tractors, along with UTVs, skid loaders and hundreds of implements gathered from more than seven local farm auctions.

Brinkley Auctions, Inc. follows with a two-day sale, offering tractors on November 19 and equipment on November 20, including 4x4 models with loaders. Later in the window, a toy tractor auction is scheduled for November 21 in South Dakota, and a Wheatland, Missouri, estate sale on November 28 includes a tractor alongside skid steer attachments and household goods. Neumiller Auctioneers LLC is running an online auction for a New Holland T8.390 tractor in Menoken, North Dakota, with bidding closing December 2.

Finally, 5 Star Auctioneers will hold a retirement farm dispersal on December 9, with John Deere tractors leading the lots, followed by cotton strippers, planters and tillage implements. Across these listings, a clear pattern emerges: consignment-driven multi-farm sales, retirement dispersals and estate auctions are the main routes for tractors, with models ranging from full-size working machines to collectible die-cast and toy versions.

A mix of online and live sales featuring train collectibles is drawing bidders this season, with several houses placing model trains alongside vintage toys, estate contents and rental equipment. The soonest closing sale is Collectoys' online "VOL" auction, which ends at 20:00 on November 13, 2026. The sale offers 345 lots of vintage toys and miniature vehicles, including Dinky Toys, Märklin, LGB and Jouef train pieces, along with Formula 1 and racing models from makers such as Minichamps, Exoto and Otto Mobile. Opening estimates range from 30/40 € for an LGB wagon to 180/200 € for an Exoto Sauber Mercedes C9. Buyers pay a 25.2% sales fee on top of hammer prices.

Next to close is Capital Online Auctions' Mega Party Rental Auction, which ends on Cyber Monday, November 30, 2026. Its lots combine a rock wall and inflatables with a trackless train and lounge furniture, reflecting the sale's joint venture with Rasmus Auctions. The sale shows how train items are increasingly mixed into broader lots rather than sold as stand-alone collections.

Other houses emphasize train specialties without listing specific dates. Western Ohio's upcoming calendar includes an online-only collectible sale devoted to train items, placed among a farm-focused series of live and online estate, equipment and toy auctions. In Montana, Hagedorn Auction lists train cars alongside horse ranch facilities, tractors, stock trailers, paving machines and skid steers, as the house prepares to split into two independent services. Michigan's American Eagle Auction & Appraisal Company says its train and model train sales exceed those of any other auction entity in the state.

Denmark's Krone Auktioner is also offering a model train auction with more than 40 digital locomotives, rails and carriages, across 120 catalogue numbers. Beck Auctions in Canada schedules a Christmas HO Collectors train auction later in its run of timed online sales. In Victoria's Mornington Peninsula, a Tyabb-based firm is known for a standout specialty sale of model trains, including large O Gauge collections with live steam locomotives and HO and N Scale sets, with online bidding and viewing by appointment.

Taken together, the upcoming sales show a clear pattern. Model train collections are being offered as dedicated specialty sales, while train items also appear in mixed estate, rental and equipment auctions. Buyers can expect both specialist European and North American offerings and broader general sales that include train pieces among toys, collectables and everyday goods.

Truck auctions are drawing bidders through late November and into December, with listings spanning several regions. The earliest sales arrive on November 11, when a Heavy Duty Truck & Equipment Auction at 10:00 AM offers trucks, trailers and equipment with online bidding available. The same day, BNA AB runs online bankruptcy-estate auctions that include a Volvo FL 616 truck. On November 12, TAC Auction hosts a virtual heavy truck and equipment sale featuring a Kenworth T800 wrecker, a Kenworth T880 tri-axle dump truck, an International MV607 water truck and a Kenworth W900 sleeper wrecker. A separate box truck and cargo van auction is also listed for November 11.

Mid-month offerings continue the trend. An Oldham Consignment Auction closes November 17 with a Ford F-250 among its lots. On November 18, a Missouri estate sale in Macks Creek includes trucks alongside trailers, a motorcycle, firearms and tools. The Steinbach unreserved fall vehicle and equipment sale on November 19 offers 1,284 lots of cars, trucks, SUVs, farm and construction equipment, and building supplies. The same day, the Excellent Timber Merchants & Truck Auction closes with more than 300 lots.

Later in the window, Bud Palmer Auction's Baker's Furniture & Carpet sale on December 2 in Newton will offer a Ford F250 XL alongside a 12-foot enclosed trailer, furniture inventory and shop equipment. A December consignment auction in Stanley on December 3 rounds out the listings with 168 lots that include heavy trucks, construction and farm equipment, and shop tools.

Across these sales, a clear pattern emerges. Heavy-duty and specialty trucks, including wreckers, dump trucks and water trucks, appear alongside Ford F-series models. Many events bundle trailers and equipment into broader consignment or estate lots, while several of the larger truck sales are offered online, reflecting bidders' growing preference for remote participation. Interested buyers should review each house's listing details before bidding, as lot descriptions and sale terms vary from one auction to the next.

Vintage lots feature across a busy run of upcoming sales, with buyers pursuing signage, toys, cameras and household collectibles. The first to close is an online sale in Newton, Iowa, which lists vintage toys alongside tools, bikes, guns, knives and antiques, with bidding closing November 10 and pickup on November 11. The Collector Discovery Auction runs to November 12, 2026, offering vintage signs and advertising alongside sterling silver, coins, jewelry, rare perfume bottles and period furniture. On the same day, Colorful Colorado Estate Sales closes its Vintage Treasures sale in Arvada, featuring Mid-Century Modern pieces, Fenton and Blenko art glass, vintage Pyrex and Talavera pottery. An online Musical Instruments sale also closes November 12 and includes a vintage Ampex Model 440 reel-to-reel recorder.

Davis Auctioneers holds a featured estate sale in Joshua, with the Saturday session on November 14 offering vintage and art deco pieces, Texas Ranger memorabilia, collectibles and cameras. A vintage collectables and coin sale closes Sunday, November 15, at 5:00 p.m. Colorful Colorado's second Arvada sale, focusing on Stickley Mission furniture, Native American-style pottery, fine china and vintage collectibles, closes November 19.

Later in the season, Kyneton Auctions plans its final auction of the year at the end of November, focusing on vintage Christmas tableware, gifts, antiques and garden items. A 200-lot Houston estate auction of tools, an Airstream, furniture and vintage cameras runs from Wednesday, November 26, through Wednesday, December 3, with a 7 p.m. soft close. McSherry Auction Service then offers two themed sales in early December: the Man Cave! Vintage Signs, Gas Pumps, General Store sale on December 1 and the Vintage/Collectible Toy Auction on December 8.

Across these listings, signage, advertising, toys and vintage cameras recur most often, while estate sales increasingly bundle vintage décor with everyday household goods. Many houses also close their calendars with holiday-themed events, suggesting that seasonal gift shoppers are a key audience for the coming weeks.

Vinyl is turning up across a busy run of auctions this autumn, with offerings ranging from rock pressings to broad estate lots. The earliest close is a Fall Multi-Estate Auction running through November 11, 2026, which lists Elvis Presley and Rush vinyl records alongside hit-and-miss engines, antiques and furniture, with lots closing at 5:00 p.m. CST that day. Mälardalens Auktioner in Solna follows with a Premium Vinyl Records sale on Thursday 12 November, part of a weekly rotation that also includes jewellery, sneakers and rugs. Denotter Auctions in Arlington Heights then holds a live consignment and estate auction on November 16, 2026, with a 5:30 pm start and doors opening at 4:30 pm. Its offerings include vinyl records alongside jewelry, collectibles, home decor and sports memorabilia, and online bidding will be offered for some lots.

Later in the month, MNP Auctions in Malaysia schedules a vinyl record and CD auction running from November 24 to 28, accepting consignments, with viewing sessions on the 27th and 28th. The Auction House North Shields follows with a two-day sale on Monday 30 November and Tuesday 1 December 2026. Its lots span vinyl alongside coins, toys, militaria and ceramics, and bids can be placed in the room, online, by absentee bid or by telephone. The sequence closes with a specialist sale of vinyl records and alcohol on Saturday 5th December, starting at 10am.

A clear pattern runs through these listings. Some houses run dedicated vinyl events, such as the November 24 to 28 window and the December 5 specialist sale, while others mix vinyl into general estate or collectables catalogues. Vinyl often appears beside coins, toys, jewellery and household goods, and several houses offer online bidding alongside in-person viewing. Recent results point the same way. Auctions Sheffield reported a box of assorted vinyl records featuring Radiohead, The Animals and Frank Zappa, sold alongside silver and vintage teak furniture. Other vinyl lots appear without listed dates, including a The Police pressing offered by Veilinghuis-Online and a 300-lot general sale in Tyabb that includes vinyl records, furniture and toys. Taken together, the listings show vinyl holding a steady place in both standalone sales and mixed estate auctions through the late autumn season.

A busy late-autumn auction calendar is taking shape, with watches appearing alongside jewellery, antiques and fine art. The earliest sale in this run is a Weihnachts-Auktion in Germany, which offers vintage items, furs, jewellery and watches on November 19 from 12:00, with porcelain, silver and wine following on November 20 and paintings, Asian art and furniture on November 21. The same closing day, November 21, brings a US liquidation-style Jewellery, Watches & November Collection Auction with 565 lots.

The following week is busy. On November 24, Boisseau-Pomez in Troyes holds a jewellery and collector watches sale at 09:00, while Corbas offers a watch sale with luxury accessories that day. On November 27, a Christmas Jewellery, Watches and Art Auction in Hamburg begins at 17:00, although its lots have not yet been listed and details may change. Le Touquet's "Chic au Touquet" sale on November 28 at 2 p.m. combines luxury, contemporary art, fashion, jewelry and watches at the Palais des Congrès.

Auktionshaus Mette's 102nd auction, an online-only sale on November 29, is one of the more detailed catalogues in the window. Live bidding opens at 12:00 through lot-tissimo and the-saleroom, and its highlights include a diamond-set gold bracelet attributed to Carl F. Bucherer and a Lotos guilloché pendant watch. Martín Saráchaga Subastas holds its main sale on December 3 and 4, with jewelry and watches among its categories, and previews running from November 25 through December 2.

The December calendar is equally focused. An in-person Schmuck & Luxusuhren sale on December 10 is currently in preparation alongside a modern and contemporary art sale. Aste Bolaffi lists its Watches sale on December 11, and Nomisma Aste holds an Asta di Natale of collectible watches on December 13. The window closes with British Bespoke Auctions' timed sale of jewellery, silver, watches and antiques, bidding from December 8 to December 15.

Across these listings, a clear trend emerges: watches are typically grouped with jewellery and luxury goods, timed to the Christmas season, and offered through a mix of in-person, live-online and timed-bidding formats.

A busy late-autumn calendar of auctions is putting wine at the center of the bidding, with sales running from South Africa to Europe and North America. The first to close is GSD Auctions' 18+ drinks auction, which offers wine, champagne and spirits and closes on November 18. The same day, Kanonkop is holding a first-of-its-kind single-producer sale of three decades of its wines, going live at 7:00pm SAST on Wednesday, 18 November. The sale is the clearest example of the trend toward focused, producer-led offerings, letting collectors bid on a single estate's history rather than a broad mix of bottles.

The German house Weihnachts-Auktion follows with a multi-day sale running November 19 to 21, 2026. Its porcelain, silver and wine lots are scheduled for November 20 from 10:00, and public viewing runs beforehand from November 16 to 18. Next, a wine, port and spirits online auction is set to close on November 25 at 7:00pm, a format that continues the strong appeal of fortified and high-proof categories alongside traditional table wine.

In December, the focus shifts to rare and fine offerings. Leland Little Auctions is hosting a Champagne tasting and wine-collecting lecture on December 1 that highlights lots from its Fine Wine sales on December 2 and 3. Pairing education with bidding is an approach that several houses are adopting to attract newer collectors. Wombells LLP in York has also scheduled sales with wines and spirits for December 3 and 4, 2026, each preceded by a preview, giving buyers time to inspect lots in person.

Across the calendar, several houses sell wine as one category among many. Limoges Enchères, Artbid, Lot 14 Auctions and Clicpublic each list wine alongside paintings, jewellery, furniture and vehicles, while the Nouvelle-Aquitaine house La Rochelle Enchères and its sister room offer wine among their specialist lots. The pattern suggests that wine is increasingly sold through general-interest auction houses rather than only through dedicated specialists. Buyers planning ahead should check each house's catalogue, since many sales in this group list wine without firm dates.