Schilderijen Auctions

Ald Fryslân, a Wommels auction house billing itself as the largest for art and antiques in Northern Netherlands, is known for its Frisian silver, with its January sale drawing on Chinese porcelain, Japanese and Edo-period pieces, and watches from Vacheron Constantin and Cartier. Lots in its catalogue include a Groninger brandewijnkom by silversmith Jan Mettinck, Rozenburg tile panels, and Delft earthenware, alongside paintings by Ids Wiersma and Groninger Ploegschilder Jannes de Vries. The house also handles estate and insurance valuations and consignments from Hotel de Wijnberg in Bolsward and the Hervormd Weeshuis Medemblik, the latter including two Chinese Wanli dishes.

Upcoming auctions include Indonesian paintings and Asian art on November 10–11, 2026, with a featured lot on November 10 and a timed-online sale running from November 11. Zeeuws Veilinghuis, Zeeland Auctioneers also lists a Dutch graphic-arts section in the same 10–11 November sale period. The art and antiques sale scheduled for December 7–14 falls outside the search window.

Upcoming auctions include a clearance of tools, garage materials, wood and garden gazebos, plus garden houses and carports, both in Hamont-Achel and ending October 30, followed by new garden houses and log cabins on November 3 and a Hummel Goebel and children's choir lot sale in Sint-Gillis-Waas on November 4. Later sales include estate furnishings and antiques in Stekene ending November 15, vehicle wheels and tyre sets in Roosdaal ending November 16, and office furniture in Assent ending November 19.

Vintage Expert specializes in vintage, retro, and antique items, featuring notable pieces like Sciolari chandeliers, Umberto Mascagni trolleys, and works by artists such as Hélène Jacubowitz and Emmanuel Villanis. The shop also offers a diverse selection of collectibles, including Chinese porcelain, Art Deco sculptures, and vintage electronics.

Venduehuis der Notarissen is holding three online-focused sales in late November: a sale of sketches, paintings and designs from one artist's studio on November 17, followed by the first part of an Old Masters, Nineteenth Century and Early Modern Art sale on November 18 (live online) and its second part, online only, on November 19.

Pro+ Auctions is holding lots that open on three dates in the window: a SAAB 93 cabrio restoration project and a re-auctioned Hyundai i10 city car start on Oct 31, a Peugeot light van and a Citroën Picasso start on Nov 2, and a Jeep Compass, a Renault Kango, a bulk wine lot of about 4,000 bottles and a woodworking-machinery liquidation start on Nov 6.

Fischer's Auction is holding an auction of 19th and 20th-century paintings on March 29, 2026, with viewings of lots available by appointment from March 21-28.

Upcoming auctions include a Ghent sale slated for the 7th and 8th of November, though the source does not state the year, so the date cannot be confirmed as falling within the search window. The listing's catalogue spans several categories, with paintings (315 lots), modern art (168), furniture (158), and small items (173) among the largest, and consignments are accepted in Antwerp and Ghent on set weekly hours but not on auction days.

Upcoming auctions include the Kunst & Antiek sale running 7–14 December 2026, with lots on view on Friday 11, Saturday 12 and Monday 14 December from 10:00 to 17:00. Bidding for the timed online auction takes place over the course of the week.

Upcoming auctions include the Debaveye antiques and art sale on October 28 and 29, 2026, with highlights including a gilt-bronze Empire-style mantel clock made by Deniere et E. Mattelin, an impressionist oil on canvas depicting a seated woman in a painter's studio, a signed patinated bronze of a seated woman, and a signed bronze sculpture of four birds on a fence.

Galerie St-John deals in 19th- and 20th-century art, applied art and antiques, with silver, Belgian and Spanish-style landscape painting and studio ceramics among its listed stock. Recent lots include a Philippus I. De Clercq 18th-century silver candlestick made in Ghent in 1777, a Georges Steel oil on canvas of a white house in the Spanish hills, and a Bervan studio pottery vase. The gallery occupies a former 18th-century baroque chapel in Ghent's historic centre and presents more than 3,000 objects.