Poncho Auctions

Upcoming auctions include a trading card game sale on November 9, followed by a numismatics and silverware sale on November 23, jewelry and collectible watches on November 24, and a busy November 25 with sports memorabilia, a Pokémon collection, and a 650-card trading card sale covering Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, and One Piece. Later sales include paintings and drawings, and an African arts and civilizations collection on November 26, and furniture, paintings, and objets d'art on November 27, with most sessions beginning at 9:00.

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

Auctions vintage fashion, design, antiques, and collectibles, including musical instruments.

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.

Silicon Valley Auction Service features auctions of industrial equipment from semiconductor manufacturers, including brands like KAESER and COHERENT. They also hold miscellaneous consignment auctions with items ranging from musical instruments to designer handbags.

EcoRing Singapore buys pre-loved luxury goods for instant cash, with its site naming Hermès, Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Dior, Cartier, Rolex and Patek Philippe among the brands it accepts across bags, watches, jewellery, clothing and shoes. Recent purchases listed on the site include a Chanel mini flap bag, a Piaget Dancer watch and a Rolex Datejust, with the house offering in-store, home-visit and courier options for sellers. The company says it started in Japan in 2001 and now operates across several Southeast Asian markets, with its appraisers offering same-day quotations via WhatsApp.

Rennes Enchères specializes in auctions of silverware, featuring items from makers like Wallace and Ravinet d'Enfert. The house also offers art from Asia, historical souvenirs, and antique paintings.

The YES Co. is holding an estate sale featuring vintage carved rosewood furniture, Asian decorative art, and Franklin Mint pieces, including a Guardians of the Ming Dynasty set, with the sale listed for November 6–8 in Daly City, though the source does not state the year. Other lots include vintage Life magazines, a 1994 Barbie kitchen set, and Christmas dinnerware.