Art collection under the hammer: AUKTIONSZENTRUM.de auctions on 17.01.26

On January 17, 2026, AUKTIONSZENTRUM.de will be auctioning off all the individual pieces in an art collection, some starting at EUR1 - an attractive offer for art lovers, collectors, gallery owners and dealers.

Numerous works by renowned artists will come under the hammer at the auction, including works by Hans Arp, Otto Dix, Carsten Nicolai, Horst Janssen, Willi Sitte, Harald Metzkes, Tatjana Doll, Eduard Bargheer, Clemens Gr?szer, Wolfgang Peuker, Frank Ruddigkeit, Joachim B?ttcher, Erich Franke, Hans Scheuerecker, Max Uhlig, Hans Scheib, Gerhard Eichhorn, Karl Heinz Schmidt, Hans Vent, Olga Maslo, Richard Otto Voigt, Klaus S??, Angela Hempel, Lydia Thomas, Martin Mannig, Markus Henning and Chris Hinze.

The collection encompasses a wide range of styles and eras - an excellent shopping opportunity for art lovers, who can now place pre-bids at bid.AUKTIONSZENTRUM.de.

Most of the rest of the household will also go under the hammer from EUR1, e.g. a fitted kitchen, kitchen appliances, crockery, cutlery, a WMF coffee machine, decorative objects such as bronzes and sculptures, a bicycle, a Sony digital camera, several vases, rare red wine, watches, exercise bikes, sports equipment such as a rowing machine and a spinning bike, as well as furniture such as wardrobes and armchairs.

The auction ends on 17.01.2026; further information on the items, catalog and procedure can be viewed on the platform.

Other auction items include a joinery from an estate, a Donald Duck painting by Reza Taler and PV/solar inverters in large quantities, both individually and by the pallet.

So there should be something for everyone, and for music lovers there will be the liquidation of possibly the largest Beatles collection in March.

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