antique — News

Hosts a monthly auction series at Låven Antikk og Auksjonshall, alongside antiques dealing and appraisal (taksering) services. The calendar runs from January through October and closes the year with a Juleauksjon, or Christmas auction. The site is entirely in Norwegian, and the source names no individual makers or specific lots.

Veilinghuis Peerdeman, a certified auction house in Utrecht, runs sales of art, antiques and design, along with household-contents (inboedel) auctions. The house says its team of 17 staff has been holding auctions for nearly 20 years and draws international bidders. The site also invites visitors to sign up for an alert when the next catalogue goes online.

Breuer Moreno Remates specializes in auctions of furniture and antiques, with recent lots including a Spilimbergo pencil portrait, a Bouchet oil, a Ripamonte gaucho painting listed with certificate, and a Bruzzone oil of a woman. Other consignments on its Instagram feed include bronze chandeliers, a nacre-and-bronze tulip lamp, cut-crystal ice bucket sets, and wicker planters, with opening bids ranging from modest figures to 600.000 pesos for the Ripamonte. The house also offers appraisals and says its Instagram shows the latest arrivals.

Upcoming auctions include Auction No. 225, the next art and antiques sale, on November 7, 2026, with consignments accepted by appointment until October 23, 2026. Pre-sale viewings are available by phone appointment, and the house's regular Thursday walk-in sales pause in the three weeks before an auction.

Derksen Auction Company is holding its November 2026 sale from November 16 to 21, offering about 2,500 lots of art, antiques, design, and curiosities. The auction house also reports five sales a year, live streaming on international platforms, and pre-sale viewing days for prospective buyers.

Auctions Chinese fine art and antiques, with the 34th Chubu International Auction featuring Song-dynasty celadon and porcelain, ancient calligraphy and painting, and modern and contemporary Chinese painting, alongside works by Yayoi Kusama (Lot 581, "Pumpkin," oil on canvas with artist's signature) and Pablo Picasso. The sale is slated to run with a preview period and online catalogue viewing, and the house also lists a no-reserve session titled "一色·千秋" devoted to Song celadon and rare curios.

Continental Subastas Filatélicas S.L. is holding an online auction of Numismatics and Collectibles on October 8, 2026, featuring items such as a 1788 Spanish 8 Escudos gold coin, a 1814 Spanish 8 Escudos gold coin, an 1894 US 20 Dollar gold coin, a collection of antique stock certificates, an archive of approximately 1,200 letters from 1877/80, and a collection of around 6,500 razor blade wrappers.

Du Baú Antiguidades runs an antiques and collectibles auction house in Joinville, Santa Catarina, Brazil, and its site does not name specific makers, lots, or upcoming sale highlights. The house is currently in permanent acquisition mode, soliciting pieces for its next auction and offering an email invitation list for bidders. Beyond that, the source offers no further detail on its inventory.

Lodge Real Estate's Hamilton-based site is built around residential and lifestyle property sales and rentals, with sale-method filters for auction and tender. The firm, which says it opened its first office in 1969, positions itself as Hamilton's market leader and runs six specialty businesses spanning residential and commercial sales, property management, and body corporate management. The site offers no auction lots, makers, or art or antiques categories to report, so its distinctive offering is real estate rather than collectibles.

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 the Kunst- & Antiekveiling on 10 and 11 November, with lots such as a Kangxi/Yongzheng porcelain lidded vase, a French bronze empire pendule from around 1820, and a Remington double derringer pistol from around 1900, and a Design 1900 - Nu sale on 9 November, with viewing days for the art and antiques sale running from 6 to 8 November 2026.

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.

Specializes in industrial, insolvency and estate liquidations, with auctions covering CNC and machine tools, lathes, milling and grinding machines, injection-molding machines, presses and robots, alongside vehicle fleets, construction machinery and antiques. The Dresden-based house also lists a Porsche 992-2 (911) Carrera among its current lots, and says it has been operating since 2011. Its own reviews on the site praise quick communication, though one customer complained about a 17% auction fee they had not been told about in advance.

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.

Realisointi Karelia specializes in antiques, design, vintage, retro and militaria, with its clearance and estate-liquidation work and in-house auctions forming the core of its business. The firm also handles estate and property clearances, corporate asset liquidations for businesses, bankruptcies and law firms, plus moving services and professional organizing. Its storage shop on Telitie hosts auctions and pop-up sales, and the team says it sorts clearance goods with confidentiality in mind.

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 jewelry, watches, bags, and tools alongside other pre-owned goods (古物) in a real-time, B2B online format, with categories including gemstones, Louis Vuitton and other branded bags, branded jewelry, musical instruments, cameras, and antiques and art. Bidding can be done from a smartphone or tablet, and the house says its buyers in China, Hong Kong, and the United States take part, with the platform's own buyers inspecting each lot before it goes up for sale.

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.

Upcoming auctions include a public sale on Friday, October 23, 2026, starting at 10 a.m. in Dortmund, with viewing from 8 a.m., where estate and pledged goods go to the highest bidder for immediate cash payment. Lots include a upholstered bed frame with storage box (160x200 cm), assorted small furniture, a Kitchen Aid Classic stand mixer with accessories, and gold and costume jewelry, antiques, curiosities, household goods, and white goods such as washing machines, refrigerators, and dryers, along with clothing and more.

Specializing in antiques and brocante, the house's current listings lean on named makers, notably Nevers faience, Imari porcelain, and a bronze bearing the name Voltaire, alongside a hand sculpture attributed to Jean Marais. Religious pieces such as a carved wooden bishop and a Virgin and Child in Nevers faience sit beside Chinese porcelain vases and Asian tableware. Items are listed as in stock, with prices ranging from €40 to €500.