What bronze auctions are happening soon?
Bronze Lots Feature in Upcoming Asian Antiques and Estate Auctions
Bronze lots appear across a range of upcoming and recent sales, from online-only liquidations to specialist Asian antiques houses. Headley's Auctions is holding its online-only Boscawen Gold & Silver Exchange Storefront Liquidation, offering more than 1,000 lots that include a Tiffany Studios gilt-bronze zodiac box alongside Stieff and Tiffany sterling silver. Bidding closes at 6 PM on Thursday, with pickup in Winchester on Friday, and buyers pay an 18% premium. Shipping is limited to precious metals, coins, and firearms, while other lots require buyer-arranged shipping.
Sidharta Auctioneer's 127-lot sale mixes Indonesian modern works with Qing Dynasty Chinese objects, including famille verte fishbowls and a bronze tripod censer. The house is also offering 20th-century Peranakan carved teak wardrobes, and its stated aim is to make quality Indonesian work accessible to a wide range of buyers. The date for this sale has not been published in the source.
Hal Hunt Auctions, which specializes in lifetime and special collections, has an upcoming sale featuring Part 2 of the Private Lighthouse Collection from Lake Guntersville, Alabama. It also includes antiques, estate jewelry, and bronze statuary, and select auctions are offered for online bidding through LiveAuctioneers. The house's maker listings include John Henry Belter, Tiffany Lamps, and Sevres Porcelain.
Estate Fresh Canada, a Markham, Ontario house specializing in antique Chinese and Japanese art, lists bronze alongside porcelain, jade, and snuff bottles. The firm runs monthly estate auctions, buys estate items on the spot, and reports 35 years of purchasing experience. Its online auctions are promoted as a way to bring antique collecting to buyers at home.
Recent results from Ma San Auction, a Bath house focused on Chinese antiques and Asian works of art, include a polished bronze tripod censer bearing a Xuande mark. The house also highlighted a Qianlong-period famille rose porcelain beaker vase and a carved grey limestone head of a Luohan from the Song to Ming dynasties. The family-run firm reports a 96% sell-through rate at a recent sale and offers continuous online auctions and free valuations.
Written from 40 auctioneer catalogues, 2 November 2026.
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