Results for "bronze" (185 found)
Leaman Auctions Ltd. is holding an auction on May 9th featuring a wide array of international antiques, art, collectibles, and household items, including vintage figurines, bronze sculptures, porcelain, glass, furniture, and various decorative pieces.
Debaveye / Johan is holding its next antiques and art auction on October 28–29, 2026, with highlights including a signed 1933 impressionist oil on canvas of a seated woman in a painter's studio, a patinated bronze seated figure, a gilt-bronze Empire-style mantel clock topped with a winged figure playing a lyre, and a signed bronze sculpture of four birds on a fence.
Forauction's listings centre on Asian decorative arts, including a Ceylonese gilt bronze figure and Chinese blue and white jars, alongside estate and collection sales. Recent headlines point to the Charles Curran AC collection, the Walter Herman Collection and a 18th century drinking glass collection from Ian McKenzie. A current on-view sale features property from the Ian and Jenny Morphy collection in Werai, New South Wales, with bidding closing soon.
QI Auction Inc sells a mix of decorative arts, furniture and jewelry, with recent sold-out lots including a Chinese cloisonné vase with floral motif, a Danish teak sideboard in Mid-Century Modern style, an Art Deco platinum diamond cocktail ring, and a 19th-century French bronze mantel clock. The house positions itself as a liquidation and auction service for surplus inventory and equipment, offering sealed-bid and real-time online formats with a stated 0% seller's commission and no selling fees.
Von Zengen Kunstauktionen sells fine art and antiques, with recent results including a Romanesque lion aquamanile from Hildesheim (c. 1250) that brought €275,000, a Milly Steger figure pair in bronze (c. 1920, Noack/Friedenau foundry) at €88,000, and an Alexander Koester oil painting at €85,000. Other recent sales in the source include a Ming-period gilded bronze Bodhisattva Manjushri at €52,900, a 16th-century world map by Giulio de Musi published by Michele Tramezzino in Venice, and an Andy Warhol screenprint. The house, which says it handles up to 12,000 objects a year, is taking consignments for its next auction on 27–28 November 2026.
Hal Hunt Auctions specializes in lifetime and special collections, multi-estate and decorative arts sales, with makers listed including John Henry Belter, Tiffany Lamps, Galle Art Glass, Sevres Porcelain, and Herter Brothers. Its current upcoming sale features Part 2 of the Private Lighthouse Collection from Lake Guntersville, Alabama, alongside antiques, estate jewelry, and bronze statuary. The house also notes that its select auctions are offered for online bidding through Live Auctioneers.
Sadde Commissaires-Priseurs, operating in Dijon and Chaumont since 1908, handles everything from objets d'art and jewellery to furniture, wines, photographs and militaria, with recent results including a bronze by Armand Petersen (Merle, 1932) sold at 22,000 euros, a Qianlong-period Chinese porcelain vase at 32,000 euros, and a platinum solitaire diamond ring at 13,000 euros. The house describes itself as a fourth-generation family firm conducting roughly 90 sales a year with 13,000 to 15,000 lots presented. Its recent headline results also include a 39,000-euro silver-gilt cup and a 30,000-euro portrait attributed to Jacqueline Marval.
Pedigree Comics is holding its November Mint Marvels & Much More Massive Magazine Mania Auction from November 3rd to November 17th, featuring CGC-certified Silver and Bronze Age Marvels and DC comics, along with an extensive collection of high-grade magazines.
Sheppard's Irish Auction House is holding an auction from October 6th to 8th, 2026, featuring a wide array of items including furniture, art, porcelain, carpets, lighting, mirrors, and various collectibles. Notable lots include a pair of satinwood pier cabinets, a large contemporary bronze figure of a jockey, a 19th-century Chinese hardwood jardinière stand, and an Irish William IV period carved giltwood overmantel mirror.
Ma San Auction, a Bath house specialising in the valuation and sale of Chinese antiques and Asian works of art, has highlighted recent results including a Chinese famille rose porcelain beaker vase from the Qianlong period, a carved grey limestone head of a Luohan from the Song to Ming dynasties, and a polished bronze tripod censer bearing a Xuande mark. The family-run firm, which reports a 96% sell-through rate at its September sale, also offers continuous online auctions and free valuations, with a Burmese sapphire and a celadon jade tripod vessel among its other recent sales.
Specializing in antique Chinese and Japanese art, Estate Fresh Canada lists porcelain, bronze, jade, paintings and snuff bottles alongside estate silver, jewelry, coins, watches, clocks, art glass and ceramics. The Markham, Ontario house runs monthly estate auctions and buys estate items on the spot, including full estates, with items ranging from a few hundred dollars into tens of thousands. Its specialists tout 35 years of purchasing experience, and the site promotes its online auctions as a way to bring antique collecting to buyers at home.
Auktionshaus Plückbaum sells fine art and antiques, with recent post-sale results ranging from a Fritz Klimsch bronze of dancer Anna Pavlova, which sold for 17,710 euros, to a Pierre Soulages lithograph at 8,222 euros and a Braunschweig Baroque commode with bird marquetry at 6,325 euros. Other results from its 364th auction include a 14-carat rose gold and silver Hirschkäfer brooch set with diamonds, emeralds, sapphires and rubies (3,795 euros) and a probably Italian 15th-century Madonna and Child panel. The house, which says it has operated since 1929, also offers specialist categories including Old Masters, Impressionism and Classical Modernism, silver, porcelain, watches and jewelry.
Auctions fine art, antiques, furniture, porcelain, bronze, sculptures, figurines, and jewelry.
Fruitcocktail Collectables specializes in estate sales featuring a diverse range of items, from a Signed Kay Bojesen Denmark Carved Rabbit to a Vintage Leica D.R.P 35mm Germany Camera. Their past work also highlights unique pieces like a Nepoleonic Garnet Bumble Bee Ring and Antique French Champleve Gilt Bronze Enamel Vases.
Auctions fine art, Asian antiques, militaria, firearms, decorative arts, and historical collectibles.
Forsythes' Auctions specializes in antiques, with a particular focus on early furniture, coverlets, quilts, and smalls. The house also features Asian art, including Chinese porcelain and Japanese woodblock prints.
Clarks Auction Rooms is holding an auction on October 29, 2026, featuring Jewellery, Collectables, Antiques & Furnishings. An additional auction is scheduled for November 26, 2026, also featuring Jewellery, Collectables, Antiques & Furnishings.
Geoffrey Bell Auctions specializes in numismatic items, particularly medals from various Canadian societies and shooting competitions. The upcoming Toronto Coin Expo Fall Sale features a wide array of these historical pieces.
Johnny's Estate Auction Service runs live and online estate, gallery, and on-site auctions, with recurring offerings of firearms, gold and silver coins, collector vehicles, and historical U.S. Native American artifacts. Past catalogs cite named makers including Waterford Crystal, Swarovski, Thomas Kinkade, Andy Lakey, and Native American artist Kathy Two Feathers, alongside designer purses and a 1909 S VDB penny. The house says its archive of past auctions is kept for years, and its catalogs have included items such as a 2012 Mazonne sand rail and an UTV.
KANERZ ART Maison de ventes aux enchères is holding its second Bijoux & Luxe sale on October 24, offering 179 lots, followed by an online Art de la table sale running November 3–12 and a Classique III sale on November 21. Other upcoming sales, including Cartes postales et photos anciennes du Luxembourg (listed only as November 2026), Le Monde du Camion II, Bibliophilie, Cinéma, and L'Univers de la musique, have no complete dates in the window.
Noble Numismatics is holding Sale 143, featuring important coins, medals, and banknotes, from November 23-28, 2026.
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