The first wave of the season sees Kaye's Auctions wrapping up its doll collection on September 14, offering everything from French bisque figures to Steiff animals. That same day, Auctioneers of Bristol & Bath conclude a sale of Asian works, featuring ceramics, sculptures and rare prints that have drawn interest from across the continent.
Two days later, Ward's Auctions finishes a fine wine sale, highlighting a vertical selection of premium vintages that will appeal to both seasoned tasters and new enthusiasts.
On September 19, Owens Auctions Dallas presents a selected works auction that includes a historic Duncan Phyfe sofa, early 19th‑century walnut chairs and a striking gothic desk, underscoring a growing appetite for high‑quality furniture and decorative pieces. Also on the 19th, the eLive Auction 89 hosted by KUNKER closes, showcasing a curated set of medals and decorations from various eras, reflecting a niche but vibrant market for historic honors.
Ader Auction House runs a packed September schedule, with events on the 12th, 17th, 19th, 24th, 25th, 26th and 30th covering everything from Polonica prints to a photography collection, illustrating the continued demand for specialized literary and visual archives.
KUNKER’s second installment of medals and decorations ends on September 26, while its broader Fall Auction, featuring global medal series, will close on October 9, signaling sustained collector interest in commemorative items.
Looking ahead, Sunflower Auction will launch its doll collection on October 5, and Piguet will host an exhibition of luxury leather goods and a royal medal collection from October 18 to 21, offering a preview of high‑end accessories that are set to attract a discerning audience.
Overall, the current lineup highlights a trend toward themed, high‑quality collections—ranging from historic furniture and fine wines to niche medal series—delivered through both traditional in‑person venues and expanding online platforms.
Based on 208 digest summaries · Generated September 10, 2025
