Arquitectura Auctions

Escrapalia runs online auctions for industrial assets, with its pitch centered on "stocks" and used equipment sold at what it calls the best European price. The source names no specific makers or lot categories beyond industrial equipment, which buyers can inspect in person before bidding. The house says its lots are reviewed by its own team and that bidders can register free of charge without bank details.

Upcoming auctions include online bidding from October 23 for a gated 25-acre equestrian estate near Portland, Oregon, a contemporary Malibu estate, and a brand-new Jackson Hole residence with ski-in access, with several bidding windows closing October 28 to 29. OHEKA Castle, the Gatsby-era Gold Coast estate, goes live at The Dominick in New York on October 27, and a run of live London-hosted sales for properties in Vermont, Texas, Maui, Chicago, Atlanta, and Florida is set for November 6 to 20.

SETDART is holding a run of live sales through late November, beginning with a 26 October session of 19th- and 20th-century paintings and a 27 October contemporary art sale that includes Antoni Tàpies prints. Further sales follow on 28 and 29 October (private-collection painting and collectible objects), 3 and 5 November (contemporary art, graphic works and photography, and 19th- and 20th-century art), 9 to 11 November (a family legacy collection in several sessions), and 12 November (jewelry, handbags and accessories, watches, and fountain pens). Wine lots from a private cellar are offered in six parts on 16 November, design sales on 17 and 18 November, European sculpture on 19 November, and decorative arts plus Asian art and archaeology on 23 November.

Upcoming auctions include no dated sale within the window: the page lists artworks, books, and collection monographs for sale at fixed prices, with no specific calendar date for any auction within the window of October 25 to November 24, 2026. Casa de Subastas Odalys is featuring a Colección de Colecciones series on Venezuelan art, including monographs on Carlos Fonseca, Tito Salas, and Zapata, alongside fixed-price works such as a Jesus Matheus piece listed at $17,000 USD.