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ANTIQON organizes international antiques auctions and art auctions, bringing together collectible objects from different historical periods and artistic movements. Our catalogs feature Russian, European, and Asian art, works by renowned masters, rare examples of decorative arts, and objects of historical and cultural significance.
The schedule of upcoming sales helps collectors discover works of interest and prepare for bidding in advance.
ANTIQON organizes themed and mixed fine art auctions in traditional and online formats. Each antique auction has its own theme, terms of participation, and selection of artworks and antiques. Auction dates are published in the schedule, while the catalog for each upcoming auction is usually available on the website 30–60 days before the sale.
The catalog allows visitors to explore individual auction lots, including photographs, descriptions, attribution, estimated values, and available condition information. Reviewing the lots in advance enables collectors to compare works, request additional details from specialists, and establish their bidding priorities before the auction begins.
Fine Art. Russian and European paintings, works on paper, icons, sculpture, and Asian and Oriental art representing a variety of artistic traditions.
Collectibles. Artistic silver, porcelain, ceramics, glass, crystal, and rare collectible objects. Featured makers and manufacturers include Fabergé, Ovchinnikov, Khlebnikov, Sazikov, and the Meissen and Sèvres manufactories.
Jewelry and Watches. Antique jewelry, precious objects, pocket and wristwatches, and accessories from renowned jewelry houses.
Home and Interiors. Antique furniture, chests of drawers, cabinets, mirrors, chandeliers, lighting fixtures, decorative objects, and garden ornaments.
Contemporary Art. Paintings, works on paper, sculpture, installations, and original art objectsby artists of the 20th and 21st centuries.
Particular attention is given to works with documented provenance, maker's marks, and a compelling history of ownership and use.
Catalog preparation involves a professional selection process based on artistic quality, attribution, dating, materials, execution techniques, condition, and provenance. Special attention is given to rare objects of particular interest to private collections.
Every auction lot is accompanied by a professional catalog description, high-quality photographs, an estimated value, and available condition information. Video presentations are prepared for selected lots of particular significance. Some works are also accompanied by reports from specialist experts and detailed historical notes covering their creation, artistic context, and provenance.
These materials help prospective buyers examine each object in detail before deciding whether to participate in the bidding.
Pre-auction exhibitions typically open 14–21 days before the sale at Maison ANTIQON, 48 rue de France, 06000 Nice, France. Visitors can view the lots in person, assess their condition and details of execution, consult specialists, and register for the auction.
Collectors may bring independent experts or restorers to examine the works. ANTIQON provides the facilities, equipment, and assistance needed for professional inspections. Visits and individual viewing appointments should be arranged in advance.
- Select the lots of interest in the catalog.
- Review descriptions, attribution, provenance, and photographs.
- Watch video presentations, where available, and check the condition information.
- Request additional documentation or details if necessary.
- Review the sale conditions and buyer's premium.
- Obtain an estimate of packaging and shipping costs.
- Register for the specific auction and receive confirmation from ANTIQON.
- Request a higher bidding limit if necessary.
ANTIQON holds traditional sales and online antique auctions featuring antiques and works of art. Depending on the auction format, participants can bid in person, place live online bids through the website, submit absentee bids, participate by telephone, or bid through partner auction platforms.
Registration is available through the website, by email, through an auction manager, or during the pre-auction exhibition. Participation is subject to registration confirmation by ANTIQON. Bids are raised sequentially, and the winner is the participant whose highest accepted bid stands when bidding on the lot closes.
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The winning bidder receives an invoice detailing the hammer price, buyer's premium, and any applicable charges. Once payment has been completed in full, the purchased lot can be collected in person or delivered. ANTIQON assists with packing, insurance, international shipping, and the preparation of required export documentation.
An auction lot is an individual artwork, antique object, or group of objects offered for sale under a single lot number.
The schedule and catalogs are available in the *Upcoming Auctions* section.
The catalog is usually published 30–60 days before the sale, depending on the auction.
Yes. You can contact ANTIQON through the website, by email, or by telephone to request further details.
Submit a registration request through the website, contact an auction manager, or register during the exhibition. ANTIQON will confirm your registration.
Depending on the auction, participants can bid online, submit absentee bids, bid by telephone, attend the auction in person, or participate through partner platforms.
In certain cases, ANTIQON may request a deposit or proof of financial capacity.
Payment can be made by bank transfer, card, PayPal where available, or another agreed payment method.
Explore the catalogs of upcoming ANTIQON auctions and discover the works you would like to bid on.