Perla Auctions

Subarna. Subhastes de Barcelona is holding an auction on November 26, 2026.

Upcoming auctions include modern and contemporary art on October 21, fine antique and vintage jewels on October 21, and fine art and rugs on October 21. A Saturday at Drouot featuring modern art and design is scheduled for October 24.

Upcoming auctions include Old Masters on October 21, followed by Decorative Arts and Oriental & Tribal Art on October 22. The schedule continues with 19th and 20th Century Classics on October 26, and Contemporary Art, including prints by Antoni Tàpies, on October 27. Further auctions are planned for October 28 and 29, with a series of Contemporary Art and 19th and 20th Century Art sales in early November, culminating in a wine auction from November 16-16 and Design auctions on November 17 and 18.

Aste Perla is a real estate auction and consultancy house focused on property sales in the Italian provinces of Brindisi and Lecce, with search filters for price, surface area, and property type. The site also promotes services including consultancy, a preventive assessment, and guides on how real estate auctions work and common myths about them. The most distinctive offering is its listings of properties at auction, framed by the promise of a home at half price.

Subastas Darley is holding auctions on October 28 and 29, 2026, featuring Asian art, jewelry, and Western art. The October 28th auction includes a large Shoushang seal, a natural brilliant-cut diamond, a large carved stone statue of ‘Shakyamuni’, a white gold ring with a Fancy Yellow diamond, a large nine-eyed Dzi bead in agate, a silver soup tureen and serving tray, a spinach-green Hetian jade vase, a polychrome ceramic ‘Peonies’ Hulu vase, a white Hetian jade ‘Dragon’ vase, a set of six silver objects, a pair of yellow jade ‘Dragon’ buckles, a table-top monstrance ‘Our Lady of Sorrows’, and paintings by Auguste Baud-Bovy, Mariano Bertuchi Nieto, Charles Josuah Chaplin, and Joaquín Michavila Asensi. The October 29th auction will feature items such as a Katana ceremonial, an English Bracket clock by Robert Fleetwood, paintings by Roberto Martínez de la Concepción, Mario Ferdelba, José Genovés Llansol, Manuel Moreno Gimeno, Mariano Bertuchi Nieto, Ceferino Olivé Cabré, Miquel Vaquer, and Rafael Sánchez Arcís, as well as Italian and Spanish school paintings, a pair of Bolivian silver ashtrays, Hispano-Flemish and Baroque style cabinets, a Meissen tableware set, a Luis XVI style side table, a monstrance, a ‘Niño Jesús de Praga’ sculpture, a black Manila shawl, and a porcelain doll.