Associated Estate & Appraisal presents an exquisite selection of fine and antique jewelry on December 10, 2025, at 11:00 AM CST, bringing together masterworks from Tiffany & Co., Cartier, Erté, and important artisans from across centuries and continents. Collectors will discover a vibrant mix of rare antique treasures, iconic 20th-century design, and exceptional gemstones; each piece chosen for its artistry, provenance, and enduring allure. This sale showcases everything from 18th-century diamond ornaments to bold modernist statements, carved coral jewels, and sculptural gold forms. With antique cut diamonds, colorful gemstones, enamel work, mourning jewelry, and global design traditions represented, the catalog offers a deeply eclectic view of jewelry history. Below, we highlight several standout lots that embody the spirit of this remarka...Read More

On Tuesday, December 9, 2025 at 11am EST, Doyle will present its highly anticipated sale Fine Art: 19th Century & Early Modernism, featuring a dynamic selection of paintings, prints, and sculpture from the late 19th through mid-20th centuries. With a focus on quality works at accessible price points, this auction is an ideal opportunity for both seasoned collectors and new buyers entering the market. Spanning Academic and Barbizon traditions, Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, German Expressionism, and early Modernism, the sale offers a remarkably broad view of the artistic innovations that shaped the modern era. A Highlighted Collection: The Estate of Lucille Coleman Among the standout offerings are select works from The Collection of Lucille Coleman, a beloved figure in New York’s cultural and philanthropic community. Coleman was known fo...Read More

Just in time for the festive season, Doyle presents Entertaining with Style & Holiday Gifts on Monday, December 8, 2025 at 10am ET, offering an inspired selection of porcelain, silver, crystal, glassware, and decorative accents that bring refinement to every holiday gathering. This beautifully curated sale spans porcelain dinner services, luminous crystal for table and bar, elegant silver flatware and serving pieces, candlesticks, and furniture; everything you need to create a gracious holiday table or discover a memorable gift. Auction Highlights Include: Tiffany Holiday Garlanded Gilt-Decorated Porcelain Part Dinner Service (Lot 3189) This assembled porcelain dinner service, created in Japan for Tiffany & Co., features a festive garland motif embellished with delicate gilding. Its timeless holiday palette and refined detailing make it an ...Read More

Newel’s upcoming Fine Jewelry, Timepieces & Luxury Handbags sale, taking place on December 1, 2025, brings together an exceptional lineup of luxury pieces ranging from iconic watches to vivid gemstone jewelry. This thoughtfully curated auction showcases both classic design and collectible rarity, offering opportunities for seasoned buyers, new collectors, and anyone with an eye for fine craftsmanship. Below, we’ve selected six standout lots that best represent the artistry, elegance, and investment potential found throughout the sale. These highlights provide a glimpse into the depth and diversity of the catalogue — and why this auction is one to watch. Auction Highlights:  Chopard “Happy Diamonds” in 18K Yellow Gold (Lot 92) Chopard’s beloved “Happy Diamonds” line is instantly recognizable for its joyful, free-floating diamonds dancing bet...Read More

Few artists have shaped the visual language of the twentieth century quite like Roy Lichtenstein. His signature Ben-Day dots, comic-book drama, and witty engagement with mass-media imagery transformed him into a defining figure of the Pop Art movement. Today, his prints and editions continue to captivate collectors at every stage of the market, offering opportunities that range from entry-level acquisitions to blue-chip investments. With several works featured on Bidsquare through Dane Fine Art, this is an ideal moment to revisit his legacy and explore why his art remains so influential. Roy Lichtenstein was born in New York City and began his formal art studies as a teenager at the Art Students League. After serving in the U.S. Army during World War II, he completed both his BFA and MFA at Ohio State University, where he also briefly taugh...Read More

On December 3rd at 10 AM CST, NYE & Company presents a special sale on Bidsquare: Property from the Collection of Nancy and Robert Stein. This thoughtfully curated collection offers collectors a rare opportunity to acquire fine examples of Pennsylvania Impressionism, early 20th-century American painting, and early American furniture, all assembled by passionate and discerning collectors. Whether you’re a seasoned buyer or newly exploring American art, the Stein Collection stands out for its warmth, regional character, and rich sense of place; hallmarks of the Pennsylvania Impressionist tradition. Below, explore four standout works featured in the auction. Auction Highlights:  George Loftus Noyes (1864–1954), Marketplace (c.1898) - Lot 72 A warm, bustling market scene unfolds in this early oil by George Loftus Noyes, a Canadian-American pain...Read More

Well before Jo Hay began Persisters her acclaimed series of large-scale portraits of women pursuing justice she turned her focus to one of Provincetown’s most revered artistic figures: Anne Packard. A luminary whose work and presence have shaped the town’s creative landscape for decades, Packard has long been regarded as one of Cape Cod’s most influential and beloved painters. “I wanted to paint her because she is such an amazing force of a human being and a woman, particularly. It was like painting royalty from Provincetown,” Jo shared. Hay completed the piece prior to enrolling in grad school at the New York Academy of Art in 2010, where she received her MFA. Measuring 66”x48”, the oil on canvas painting (Grande Dame Anne Packard) depicts a moment frozen in time, Anne in a chair in her living room that looks out onto Cape Cod Bay. Jo Hay,...Read More

Circa Auction’s upcoming Modern Masterworks sale on November 22, 2025 brings together an exceptional selection of midcentury modern and contemporary design sourced throughout France; from the serene hillsides of Provence to the ateliers of Paris. United by sculptural form, craftsmanship, and enduring character, the works in this sale reflect the evolution of function and beauty across generations. The auction spans furniture, lighting, ceramics, decorative arts, and iconic design objects from names such as Charlotte Perriand, Jean Prouvé, Angelo Lelii, Milo Baughman, Audoux-Minnet, Willy Guhl, Cassina, Ligne Roset, Terje Ekstrom, Roche Bobois, and many others. With over 350 lots, collectors of fine art and design will find rare editions, signature silhouettes, and museum-worthy pieces.Below are five standout highlights. Ed Ruscha, You Know ...Read More

On November 21, 2025 at 11:00 AM CST, Block Auction House will present a live auction showcasing the skill, imagination, and cultural expression of Inuit sculptors from across the Arctic. Known for transforming stone into powerful representations of wildlife, spirit figures, and scenes of daily life, Inuit artists draw on deep traditions passed through generations. The collection reflects a wide range of regional styles and the unique visions of carvers who continue to share Inuit stories and perspectives through their work. This boutique auction brings together a striking selection of Inuit stone sculpture by artists whose work resonates in today’s market and in the broader story of Arctic art. Featured are two masterfully carved snowy owls and a spiritual figure by Manasie Akpaliapik, an artist whose transformation-themed works are among ...Read More

Doyle’s upcoming sale, Important Fine Art Including Paintings from the Collection of Lucille Coleman on November 20, 2025, brings together a remarkable selection of modern, postwar, and 20th-century works—many with distinguished provenance, published histories, and fresh-to-market appeal. Below, we spotlight six standout lots that represent the artistic breadth of this highly anticipated auction. Maurice de Vlaminck - Maisons Derrières des Arbres, 1910 (Lot 120) A powerful Fauvist landscape from the early 1910s, Maisons Derrières des Arbres showcases Vlaminck’s bold palette and expressive brushwork at their peak. With provenance tracing back to Galerie Kahnweiler and documentation from the Wildenstein Plattner Institute, this work carries both historical weight and scholarly validation. Formerly exhibited in Paris and accompanied by multipl...Read More