Badgers Auctions runs weekly timed online auctions across a wide spread of categories, from Art & Sculpture, Paintings and Antiques to Watches, Music Instruments, Furniture and Collectibles & Curios. The house's most distinctive draw is its clearance service, which takes house, probate, office and stock clearances across Buckinghamshire and the Chilterns, putting anything of value into the weekly auction and offsetting the client's bill. One listing noted in the site's data is a Pink Apollo Pulse bike with a black saddle, offered as a used single lot.
What sculptures auctions are happening soon?
Sculptures Take Center Stage at Upcoming Auctions Across Europe and America
Sculptures feature prominently in a series of upcoming auctions, with several houses placing them at the heart of their offerings. Encheres Champagne, a French house, leads the calendar with its Impressions Canadiennes sale, which pairs Canadian works with sculptures and opens in early November. Its numismatic and rare wine sales follow in the same month. Next comes Auction 417 from a German house, a November live auction with a webcast starting at 10am that features decorative arts and fine sculptures, carrying a 20 percent premium plus IVA. Its companion, Auction 418, is an online timed sale that begins its soft close the following day with a 25 percent premium. Viewing for both sales runs across the first days of November.
The most closely watched lot appears in mid-November at a Modern & Contemporary Art Evening Sale in New York, which offers one of the largest Amedeo Modigliani "Tête" sculptures to reach auction for the first time in more than five decades. The sale signals strong interest in rare, historically significant pieces, a theme that runs through the wider season.
Other houses take a broader approach. Auction Room London is holding an Antiques & Interiors sale on a Tuesday, with sculptures offered alongside jewellery, silver, furniture, and paintings from private London estates. Leaman Auctions Ltd. is preparing a sale of international antiques and collectibles that includes vintage figurines, bronze sculptures, porcelain, and glass. Its listing offers no specific date.
Across these sales, a clear pattern emerges. Houses are combining sculptures with decorative objects, antiques, and estate material, and many sales are structured as live webcasts or timed online auctions with clearly stated buyer premiums. Collectors seeking the category can expect a mix of museum-level rarities and accessible decorative pieces throughout the coming weeks.
