Saturday Auction 1342
Each lot has been carefully selected by our specialists for its quality, authenticity, and appeal within the market.
Saturday Auction 1342
Our traditional Saturday Auction brings together a carefully curated selection of pieces spanning different periods, styles, and categories, offering a unique opportunity to discover objects rich in history, design, and character. This edition features furniture, fine art, antiques, porcelain, crystal, books, watches, jewelry, decorative objects, collectibles, and much more, creating a catalog designed for both seasoned collectors and those looking to acquire their very first remarkable piece.
Each lot has been carefully selected by our specialists for its quality, authenticity, and appeal within the market, making this auction a place where historical value, creativity, and investment opportunities come together. From timeless classics that have endured through generations to vintage and contemporary pieces capable of transforming any space, the catalog offers something to suit every taste and budget.
How to participate?
In-person
Come to our auction room at Monte Athos 179, register and participate. There is no need for an invitation or dress code; admission is open to the public.
By telephone
Call us to leave a bid for the lot you are interested in and we will do it for you or if you prefer, we will call you during the auction to make your bids by phone.
Online
Sign up online and make your offers from your cell phone, tablet or computer. Leave an offer for the lot you are interested in or connect live and participate as if you were in the living room.
Featured lots
Learn more about the selection of lots made by our specialists.
The Holy Family
By the late 19th century and throughout the early decades of the 20th century, depictions of the Holy Family reached the height of their popularity. At a time when photography had not yet become commonplace, these images held a place of honor in many homes, serving as symbols of protection, family unity, and devotion. Crafted from materials such as polychromed plaster, porcelain, carved wood, and terracotta, many were produced by renowned European and Latin American workshops. Today, these pieces are valued not only for their profound religious significance, but also for their artistic quality and as enduring testimonies to the domestic traditions of the early 20th century.
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