Chevaux Auctions

Upcoming auctions include lots spanning porcelain, bronze, marquetry furniture and paintings, such as a Ming-period Wanli bowl, a Louis XVI-style commode and a large 1908 oil on canvas by Oscar Wilhelm Lüthy, but the source text gives no complete calendar date for any sale, so no auction date can be confirmed within the search window.

Commissaire-priseur Dame Marteau Montpellier runs a furniture-focused weekly sale, cataloguing lots across sofas, armchairs, chairs, tables, sideboards, bookcases, consoles, chests of drawers, wardrobes, small furnishings and garden furniture. The house's current listing is a midweek sale of mobilier and design pieces, with more than seventy lots numbered across its catalogue pages. Buyers can place absentee bids or phone orders through the site, though the source offers no makers' names to single out.

Auctions fine art, Asian antiques, militaria, firearms, decorative arts, and historical collectibles.

Ader's current photography-book sale, listed as "Livres de photographies" and set for Paris at rue Favart, is built around 20th-century photobooks by names such as Robert Doisneau, Garry Winogrand, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Eugène Atget, Lee Friedlander and Man Ray. The highest realised price in the excerpt is 1,200 euros, for Cartier-Bresson's 1955 "Les Européens" with its Joan Miró-illustrated publisher's binding. Lots also include Prague bromoil portfolios by Miroslav Hak and Josef Ehm, plus Japanese titles by Kineo Kuwabara and Keizo Kitajima.

The Hôtel des Ventes de Monte-Carlo's site offers little about its actual consignments: beyond a "First title event" listing and placeholder filler text, the source shows no named lots, makers, or categories. What it does show is a heavy registration process, with bidders asked to supply identity documents, proof of address, and company registration before their accounts are approved to bid. The one concrete sale reference is a lot-free event label, so the house's specialty cannot be confirmed from this page alone.

DognyAuction lists departments including Silver, Asian Art, Cars, Paintings & Sculpture, Clocks & Watches, Instruments de musique, Jewellery, Rugs & Textiles, Wines & Spirits and Collectibles, with its most distinctive offering likely its Cars category alongside fine silver and clocks. The house runs live online sales and accepts phone bids, with written "safety bids" recommended as a backup for bidders who may be unreachable during an auction.

Artcurial specializes in watches, jewelry, and fine art, with a particular focus on the XXe and XXIe centuries. The house recently sold a rare 1991 Cartier Crash watch for €251,560.

Upcoming auctions include a special coin sale on Monday, November 16, 2026, with 215 lots, and a collector's auction on Wednesday, November 18, 2026, with 120 lots, both starting at 7:00 PM EST. The November 18 catalogue includes prints, paintings, watercolours, crystal and porcelain pieces, sculptures, autographed sports memorabilia, and vintage collectibles.