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Paintings

1 sale · 0 lots

One auction house is selling paintings here right now, across 1 sale and 0 lots. The next closes on 16/10/2026. This is the paintings shelf under Art, so everything below is filed the way the cataloguing houses file it. Every entry carries photographs, the estimate the house set and a link to the sale it belongs to, and you can bid online from a free account once the sale is open. Stock moves in and out right up to the hammer, so it is worth checking back.

Lots here come from more than one house, so the same kind of thing can appear at different estimates depending on condition, provenance and who is selling it. Read the catalogue entry rather than the shelf alone: the house that catalogued the lot is the one that describes its condition, answers questions and packs it for collection.

New to buying at auction? Our guide to buying covers registering, being approved to bid and what happens after the hammer, and the auction guides explain fees, estimates and condition reports in plain English.

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