Platin Auctions

AZ Auction, a Brussels house, sells paintings and antiques, jewellery, watches and numismatics, comics, and collection sales, with recent results including a Tintin ink-and-watercolour illustration and works by Igor Mitoraj, Jean-Michel Folon, and Evariste Carpentier. Its results page lists a Peter Beard Taschen coffret and an Art Deco platinum bracelet among its top lots. The house also runs a weekly valuation service for artworks, comic books, and fine jewellery.

Pfandleihhaus Kassel, a pawnshop near the Kassel Hauptbahnhof operating since 1961, lends cash against jewelry and watches, which account for about 90 percent of its pledges. Its catalogue of accepted items also names brand-name pieces from Cartier, Bulgari and Tiffany, Breitling and Montblanc watches and pens, plus Hilti and Bosch tools and silver flatware. Unredeemed pledges are auctioned publicly at the Kulturbahnhof Kassel, though the house says no date for the next sale has been set.

Limburg is holding closings on October 27 that include a Porsche Panamera Turbo S e-Hybrid, a Volvo V60, a Harley-Davidson, and barbecue and food-truck lots, with further sales closing on November 3 (a Barnfinds sale in Aarschot and a KTM SX 250), November 10 (a 1962 Lotus Elite S1 GT Coupe, a Kobelco SK770SR-1E excavator, and about 107 wine-cooler and kitchen-appliance lots), and November 24 (Distributing Smiles skateboard and fashion lots).

Specializes in antiques, retro goods, and collectables through an online auction house and secondhand shop serving London and Surrey, with departments spanning audio, HiFi and electronics, cameras and photography, militaria, toys and models, trading cards, and jewellery. Its family-run operation also offers probate contents valuation and clearance services, and a customer praised the firm's pricing transparency and prompt payment from an auction sale. Shoppers note the selection is large and prices compare favourably with central London.

Dupuis Fine Jewellery Auctioneers is holding an Important Jewels Auction from November 11-18, 2026, featuring over 700 items including diamonds, signed pieces from various makers, antique and period jewellery, and nearly 100 watches.