09/03/2026 General, Asian Works of Art
Join us for a special Asia Week preview of selections from the Estate of Rosamonde K'ung Hwang, the daughter of H.H. K'ung and Soong Ai-Ling. To be auctioned this Fall.
08/20/2026 Silver, General, General Paintings
Reute Butler chronicles her mother’s extraordinary life—from pioneering American polo to shaping Abercrombie & Kent luxury travel and advancing its philanthropies.
08/14/2026 General, Modern & Contemporary Art, American Art, European Art, Post-War Art
The museums of the Upper East Side are offering one of their strongest summer seasons in recent memory. Here is our curated guide to weekends of discovery just beyond Doyle's doors.
08/10/2026 General, Books & Autographs
Edward Ripley-Duggan discusses a fascinating selection of Private Press books featured in the August 20 auction of Rare Books, Autographs & Maps.
08/06/2026 General, Coins, Bank Notes & Postage Stamps
Chris Bulfinch highlights ancient Greek coins that immortalized the epic's gods and monsters centuries after Homer.
07/20/2026 General, General Paintings, General Furniture & Decorative Arts
Back to school, or simply time for a refresh? The September sale at Hayloft Auctions is brimming with design ideas to inspire you.
07/16/2026 Jewelry, General, Books & Autographs, American Art
Doyle is honored to auction artwork from the collection of artist and illustrator Beatrice Dabney Adams, together with presidential memorabilia from her husband, Charles Francis Adams IV.
07/15/2026 General, General Paintings, General Furniture & Decorative Arts
Giving your home an end of summer refresh? The August sale at Hayloft Auctions is brimming with furniture, decor, art and vintage treasures to inspire you!
07/09/2026 Silver, General, General Furniture & Decorative Arts
Entertaining is back—with a fresh sense of style. Here is a selection from the Entertaining with Style auction to inspire memorable gatherings with personality and imagination.
07/01/2026 Jewelry, General
From carved Mughal gemstones to Parisian Art Deco, Summer Intern Mimi Fowlkes explores how Jacques Cartier reimagined centuries-old artistry to create some of Cartier's most iconic designs.