Fine Painting Auctions

Upcoming auctions include Fine Paintings and Frames and Silver, Jewellery and Watches, both listed for Thursday 5 November, though the source gives no year. Parker Fine Art Auctions Ltd also holds monthly picture auctions and jewellery, watch and silver sales every three months, with online bidding available.

Wickliff Auctioneers describes its online, live, estate sale, real estate, and benefit auction services, along with specialty collections such as fine art, fine jewelry, decorative arts, firearms and militaria, and coins, but the source text does not list any specific auction dates or lots falling within October 23 to November 22, 2026, so no upcoming sale can be confirmed from this material.

Forsythes' Auctions specializes in antiques, with a particular focus on early furniture, coverlets, quilts, and smalls. The house also features Asian art, including Chinese porcelain and Japanese woodblock prints.

Henry Adams Auctioneers is holding a two-day sale on Thursday 29 and Friday 30 October 2026, starting at 10am each day, with Day One offering Lots 1–572 of silver and jewellery and Day Two offering Lots 600–1111 of fine art and antiques. Viewing days run from Saturday 24 to Wednesday 28 October, and entries for silver, jewellery and watches are currently being accepted.

Direct Auction Galleries is holding a High-End & More Auction on November 7th, 2026, featuring antiques, mid-century modern items, fine art, jewelry, watches, clocks, glass, crystal, and oriental rugs. Another High-End & More Auction is scheduled for November 28th, 2026, with a similar selection of items.

Upcoming auctions include a one-day sale of the Contents of a Chelsea House on 3 November, followed by a two-day Fine Art, Antiques & Collectors sale on 4–5 November (Day 1 on 4 November, Day 2 on 5 November). Items listed for the 4 November sale include William Eddows Turner's 1836–1904 portrait of the horse "Soudan" and a silver trophy.

Specializes in lithographs by Thomas Hart Benton, with its recently closed sale of the Clarence R. Decker Collection bringing $335,163 in total sales including buyer's premium. Top lots included Wreck of the Ol' 97 (1944) at $15,500 and Jessie and Jake (1942) and The Race (1942), each at $14,000. The sale drew registered bidders from 34 states and 49 countries, and the house is now accepting consignments for a winter auction of jewelry, fine art, and historical collectibles.

Upcoming auctions include the current online sale, which runs through November 14th, with catalog, bidding, and preview scheduling available, though the source does not state the year. The lots named in the listing, such as a Namiki fountain pen and a Joseph Heinrich copper hare chafing dish, appear under past prices realized, so no upcoming lots are identified.

Duggleby Stephenson of York is holding a run of sales through November 20, opening with Persian & Oriental Rugs & Carpets on October 28 (an online timed auction of 50 lots), followed by Music, Sport & Entertainment and Photography, Science & Travel on October 29, and The Age of Design on October 30. Further sales include Jewellery, Furniture & Rugs, Affordable Art and Antique & Decorative Objects on November 5, Affordable Antiques on November 6, Watches, Jewellery, Furniture & Rugs and Affordable Art on November 12, Antique & Decorative Objects and Affordable Antiques on November 13, Coins, Banknotes & Stamps on November 19, and Country Living, Yorkshire Masters & Makers, and Maps, Antiquarian Books & Ephemera on November 20.

Upcoming auctions include a Live Auction on November 30, with a preview exhibition at the gallery and a Saturday, November 14 presentation on the return of a Nuu-chah-nulth headdress, both tied to the Fall Auction Preview. The source gives these dates without a year, so the earliest one cannot be confirmed as a complete calendar date.

Kimball M. Sterling Inc. is holding a "True Barn Find Lifetime Collection Absolute Auction" on Saturday, October 31, 2026, featuring a vast array of items including toys, advertising, knives, Indian relics, signs, pop culture collectibles, bottles, early photographs, black memorabilia, early TVs, radios, records, and much more. The Sterling Sisters will hold their general auction on the first Monday of each month.