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Morley Auctioneers & Valuers is holding antique and collectables auctions every other Friday, with the next sale on September 18, 2026. These auctions feature jewellery, coins, toys, games, militaria, and sports memorabilia.

McDonald Auctions is holding online auctions on Tuesday, October 27th, featuring coins, notes, stamps, jewellery, floor rugs, and commercial catering equipment. An additional online auction is scheduled for Wednesday, November 11th, offering ablution blocks and a site office.

The Auction Room London is holding an Antiques & Interiors sale on Tuesday, October 27, 2026, 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.

Encans des Laurentides runs online auctions in Quebec through the HiBid Québec platform, offering vintage pieces, antiques, jewellery, tableware and collectibles, alongside new and used goods and works of art. A new auction goes online each week, with hundreds of items presented at a time, and the house also runs a blog covering antiques, vintage objects and sought-after collections.

Upcoming auctions include autumn consignments that are currently open for intake, but the source text names no specific auction dates. It mentions a spring 2026 quality auction featuring works by Gustaf Fjaestad, Lars Lerin and Erling Ärlingsson, along with antique furniture, jewellery and ceramics and glass, while stating that more auctions will be published shortly.

Besch Cannes Auction is holding free, confidential expertise sessions on October 27, 2026, at 10:00 and 14:00, the only listed event inside the search window, though these are appraisals rather than auctions. Its upcoming sales, including Grands Vins & Alcools on December 27–29, Arts Passion on December 30, and the jewellery and watch sale on December 31, all fall after November 22 and are excluded.

Auktionshuset Sønderjylland runs online auctions across a wide mix of consignments, with lots ranging from an 18-karat gold watch and a gold bracelet stamped 750 to a Quooker tap, a Citroen CX ambulance, and a Canon c7270i printer. Its catalogue also spans estate jewellery, Viking shields, film posters from a former video shop, and farm machinery from Rask Mølle. The house describes itself as selling "a bit of everything" for lawyers, banks, courts, municipalities and private clients, and says it handles liquidations, estate clearances and bankruptcies.

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.

Upcoming auctions include a session listed for 25 October at 16:00, though the source gives no year, so it cannot be confirmed as falling within the search window. The current catalogue holds 265 lots, with jewellery and gemstones among the notable offerings, including a gold ring said to test as 18 karat and a piece set with three diamonds and two oval-faceted rubies, described as gemmologist-checked. Other lots include furniture, a rococo-style mahogany games table, a Rosenthal porcelain set, and a Macbook Pro, with each lot listed with a remaining time of about two days.

Nyborgs Auksjoner is holding its Høstauksjonen 2026 as a two-part sale running from 4 to 11 November. The first part, drawn from a deceased estate, closes online on 10 November, and the second part, offering art, silver, jewellery, watches and handbags, concludes as a live auction on 11 November.

Auction Pays de Loire, run by two court-appointed auctioneers, handles estate inventories and sales across antiques, collectibles, professional equipment and vehicles, with listed categories including fine art, furniture, jewellery, fine wines, stamps and firearms. The house operates three auction halls, in Angers, Cholet and Mozé, and says it conducts roughly 100 auctions a year, handling 10,000 to 15,000 objects annually alongside 500 inventories. The site, which says its firm dates back to the Ancien Régime, invites buyers and sellers of every kind, from collectors to professional traders.

Cap Enchères, a young auction house in La Rochelle, sells paintings, sculptures, decorative objects, antique furniture, 20th-century decorative arts, design, jewellery and silverware, wines, vehicles and nautical items at public auction. The house is run by a court-appointed auctioneer who holds degrees in law, taxation and art history, and it offers free walk-in valuations on Mondays along with live online broadcasts of its sales.

Upcoming auctions include a Focus sale of selected 20th-century works on Monday, October 26, 2026 at 1:30 p.m. in Paris, with a headline lot estimated at 80,000–120,000 EUR, followed by a sale of jewellery, gold watches and silverware on Thursday, October 29, 2026 at 2:00 p.m. in Génicourt.

Gästriklands Auktionskammare, now part of Auktionsbyrån Effecta, sells Swedish design and fine art, with named lots including Brita Nordencreutz's oil on canvas "Circus" (1923), which fetched 76,000 SEK, and Axel Einar Hjorth's birch-and-rattan "Coolidge" chairs, a pair sold for 16,000 SEK. Other notable results include Otto Schulz armchairs (58,000 SEK), Märta Måås-Fjetterström's "Ängarna" rug (98,000 SEK), and a 2025 auction of Kent band memorabilia that drew bidders from around the world. The house's valuers also cover antiques, jewellery, watches and militaria, and the catalogue is published weekly on Wednesdays.

Auktionshaus Satow, a Mecklenburg-Vorpommern house operating since 1995, sells silver, jewellery, porcelain, carpets, paintings, graphics, sculptures, clocks and furniture. The house is closing its business, and a farewell auction organised by Historia Auktionshaus from Berlin is planned at its premises, with consignors urged to collect outstanding goods.

Upcoming auctions include the Edition Auktion | 01 in Potsdam on November 28, 2026, an online sale that launches a new recurring series featuring art, paintings and sculptures, jewellery and watches, and porcelain and ceramics. Auktionshaus Auktionspunkt is also accepting consignments for this first edition, which will be offered in the same series format going forward.