Timepieces
18th century to 1997
18th century to 1997
The 79th auction will take place today from 10:00 a.m. with an audience.
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Live bidding on other platforms
You can also participate in our auction live online on the auction platforms listed below. Please note that fees apply for live bidding on third-party platforms. These fees vary depending on the platform and are added to the buyer's premium. To participate in live bidding, you must register with the respective platform.
Drouot, with live auction stream (video and audio), live bidding fee: 3% of the hammer price
Lot-tissimo, with live auction stream (video and audio), live bidding fee: 5% of the hammer price
Bidspirit, with live auction stream (video and audio), live bidding fee: 1% of the hammer price
Invaluable / AuctionZip, with live auction stream (video and audio), live bidding fee: depends on the hammer price
Our live video stream via YouTube
Please note that due to technical limitations, the video display may be significantly delayed. When bidding live, do not rely on the video stream. Pay particular attention to the display on the "Live Bidding" page.
Auctioned goods can be picked up during opening hours or by prior arrangement.
“Antiques are eco” – did you know? Bringing transport boxes for large services, blankets for paintings and reused packaging materials help us all...
The Christmas gift frenzy has begun – but don't worry: Henry Thurisch presents four Christmas gifts from our 80th auction that nobody else has. They are lot 623, a Wendt & Kühn music box from the Ore Mountains (Erzgebirge) with angel musicians (starting price 180 euros), lot 591, a ready-decorated Christmas tree on a wooden cross base with glass ornaments, candle holders and a glass topper (starting price 120 euros), lot 414, a Steiff ride-on ladybird from around 1960 (starting price 40 euros) and lot 726, a Hermès silk tie with fir trees and skiers (starting price 60 euros). Join the bidding on Saturday, 14 November 2026, from 10 a.m., live in Quedlinburg and online.
Last year, an unassuming incense smoker figure from the Ore Mountains with a starting price of 20 euros sold for 1,400 euros. And this time? Henry Thurisch presents three candidates from our 80th auction: lot 569, a cylinder music box by A. Olbrich, Vienna (starting price 45 euros), lot 439, a Meissen cup and saucer from the Marcolini period, around 1800 (no reserve), and lot 1106, an Art Nouveau stem glass by Meyr's Neffe, Bohemia, around 1900 (starting price 100 euros). Which lot will climb furthest above its starting price? Find out on Saturday, 14 November 2026, from 10 a.m., live in our auction hall and online.
An announcement from the auction house: the Märklin RS 700 (lot 192), the Crocodile CCS 800 (lot 197), the HR 800 LMS (lot 211), the rail zeppelin (lot 333) and the DL 800 (lot 210) are pulling in – plus the wall telephone (lot 1035). All of them will be offered in our 80th auction on 14 November. Preview until 13 November, online bidding available.
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