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Upcoming auctions include Essential Design on Nov 5, Contemporary Unlimited on Nov 6, and the Rare Posters sale on Nov 10, followed by Post War & Contemporary Art and a Pop collection sale on Nov 11 and Great Estates on Nov 12. Sales from Nov 16 to Nov 20 cover a wide range of categories, including contemporary glass, objets, craft, 20th Century carpets, comics and comic art, American & European art, prints, and California Modern.

Pastor Maison de Ventes aux Enchères, based in Le Mans with a Paris presence, specializes in trading cards and pop culture, with a dedicated department covering Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Magic: The Gathering, One Piece and sports cards, plus retrogaming. Alongside these, the house handles fine art, furniture, jewelry, gold, watches, wine, automobilia and toys, and runs more than 40 themed sales a year broadcast via Drouot and Interenchères. The house also offers free estimations within 48 hours and inventory work for estates.

Coutau-Bégarie specializes in Chinese export porcelain, with its sale "Porcelaine d'export, regard de deux amateurs" offering lots drawn from the Marquesa de Cortina collection alongside a second group of Chinese and Japanese porcelain from the 18th century. Lots listed include Blanc-de-Chine pieces from Dehua, a "bleu poudré" roller vase, sweetmeat dishes in biscuit, and Budai figures, with results such as 5,200 EUR for the vase and 6,000 EUR for a pair of large vases. The sale is held at Hôtel Drouot in Paris, where the catalogue notes a shipwreck origin for some pieces.

Upcoming auctions include a live-only weekly sale on November 5, the Chrono Bijoux #2 sale on November 8, and a WWI militaria sale on November 27, all held at the Soissons auction rooms. The featured lot is No. 426, a late 19th- to early 20th-century Chinese polychrome and gilded wooden pagoda standing 190 cm tall, with some restoration needed.

Millon is holding a run of Paris sales from November 6 onward, opening with Masters - Arts Décoratifs du XXe at Hôtel Drouot on November 6 and Légendes & Avenir: Vietnam duplex on November 7, followed by an online Marseille interior sale on November 8 and a Boulogne-Billancourt autumn sale on November 9. Later in the window, Jeux Vidéos #17 falls on November 14, the Fondation Napoléon collection and La Face des Rois on November 19, Émile Gallé's Calumet de Paix on November 20, and MASTERS Siècles Classiques, offering 43 works, on November 24.

Stanley's auction is holding a busy run of sales starting with Tributes to the Russian Avant-Garde and Constructivists III on Thursday 12 November 2026 at 19h00. Militaria & History, Monnaies/médailles/billets de banque, and Art nouveau & Art déco follow on Sunday 15 November at 14h00, 15h00 and 17h00 respectively, while Cartes/atlas/dessins/livres & gravures, Bijoux/mode/stylos et montres, and Bandes Dessinées/figurines/albums/plaques émaillées all take place on Sunday 22 November 2026 at 14h00. A final sale, À la découverte des pierres précieuses (gemstones: origins, identification and expertise), is scheduled for Saturday 12 December 2026 at 15h00, which falls outside the search window and is therefore excluded.

Artemis Enchères, a La Rochelle auction house run by commissaire-priseur Constance Bouyer, specializes in decorative arts (arts décoratifs), jewelry and watches (bijoux et montres), and paintings (tableaux), alongside valuations and inventories. Its most prominent recent result was a Madeleine en extase, a painting from the Roman school circa 1610 after Caravaggio, which sold for 37,000 euros against an estimate of 3,000 to 5,000 euros, after being bought more than 30 years earlier for 150 francs. The house also has coin sales (monnaies) and a decorative arts sale in preparation.

Upcoming auctions include the "Collection de Monsieur Van Antwerpen et à divers, Mobilier et Objets d'Art" sale, scheduled for Monday, November 23, 2026 at 17:00 at Archambeau's Liège saleroom, with viewing and collection of lots available by appointment from November 19, 2026, and sales conducted with a 33% buyer's premium.

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.

BIARRITZ ENCHERES is holding two sales within the window: the Ventes de l'aéropostale Bijoux & Montres sale on December 3, 2026 at 14:30, followed by the Ventes de l'aéropostale Arts Basque & Landais sale on December 4, 2026 at 14:30. Later listings in the source, including Arts du XXe on February 25, 2027, fall outside the December 6, 2026 window.

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.

Upcoming auctions include the "Spéciale Objets" @Home online sale, open from November 5 to 15, 2026, with a 10 € starting price, followed by an exhibition of lots at the Palais des Congrès in Liège on November 26 and 27. Cataloged in-room sales follow there on November 28 (Spéciale Objets 3D, preceded by a sculptor's talk that day) and November 29.

Upcoming auctions are not dated in the source text. L'encan du Géant hosts Facebook Live auctions whose dates are said to be announced regularly on its group page, but no specific calendar date falls within the November 1 to November 30, 2026 search window, so no auction date or lot can be confirmed from this material.

Saint Auction is holding several upcoming sales, beginning with "Collections parisiennes" on November 10, 2026. Further auctions include a charity sale for the future pediatric center of the American Hospital on November 16, 2026, a jewelry and gold sale on November 18, 2026, and a charity event at the Château de Chenonceau on November 20, 2026.

Hôtel des Ventes de Montpellier specializes in fine art and decorative arts, with recent results including a Pierre Soulages canvas that sold for 1,300,000 euros, a Masque de la société du Ngil Peuple Fang from Gabon at 4,200,000 euros, and a Camille Corot painting of two monks in Genoa at 150,000 euros. The house also handles estate inventories, appraisals, and collections, and its sale results span Chinese and Vietnamese porcelain, Lalique glass, and vintage cars such as an Alpine Berlinette 1300 from 1971 that sold for 53,000 euros.

Auctions fine art and collectibles alongside vehicles, watches and jewellery, with recent results including a Maximilien Luce Seine view sold for 28,500€, a Porsche 911-993 at 132,000€ and a Cartier "Juste un Clou" bracelet at 12,300€. The house also runs sales of retrogaming, wine, fashion, drugstore goods and professional equipment, with a Keestrack NOVUM mobile screening plant fetching 87,000€ among its recent results. Its standout lot is a Beech 1900 twin-engine aircraft that sold for 350,000€, the highest result on the page.

Upcoming auctions include Design Online #8 on Friday, November 6, and a sale of works from the Atelier of Raymond Thibesart and the École de Normandie on Saturday, November 7, followed by Arts du XXème & Design on November 21, Arts Premiers & Civilisations on November 27, and Monnaies, Bijoux & Mode on December 1. A Meissen porcelain pair of rollers, Lot 119 (estimate 4,000–6,000 EUR), has already sold for 90,000 EUR, and the window also closes before Siècles Classiques - Mobilier & Objets d'Art on December 19, which falls outside the search period.