Bring instant impact to your interior with this rare and highly decorative glazed ceramic vase, richly finished with cobalt blue, gold gilt accents, and an elegant palette of ivory/cream and verdigris green. Its stepped shoulder and bold, symmetrical patterning evoke the best of Art Deco design—where geometry, luxury and craftsmanship meet.

What makes this vase special

• Eye-catching colourwork: deep cobalt blue contrasted with warm gilding and soft ivory scrolls
• Graphic, architectural design: repeated panels, stylised curves, and crisp outlines that feel very Deco
• Decorative presence: a statement piece for consoles, bookcases, mantelpieces and entry halls
• Collector appeal: decorative ceramics with strong period styling remain sought-after for both collecting and interiors

Design details (from the photo)

This vase features a rounded body with a tiered/stepped upper section, decorated with repeating motifs: blue geometric shapes, gilt separators, and scrolling cloud-like forms. The base transitions to a marbled/mottled green glaze with a crisp blue band near the foot—giving it that museum-display look.

Ideal for collectors of

Art pottery, Art Deco ceramics, European decorative objects, interior design statement pieces, gilt-decorated vases, and 20th-century design.

See it in person (highly recommended)

Glaze, gilding and surface quality are best appreciated live—visit on our viewing days to inspect colour depth, shine, and condition.

Auction dates: 24th & 25th February
Viewing days: 20th & 21st February
Bid online via our catalogue: jordaens.eu (register to bid)

Collectors, interior stylists, and lovers of timeless craftsmanship: our upcoming Antique Silver & Silver-Plated Tableware Auction presents a standout selection of elegant silverware, classic tea and coffee services, and complete cutlery sets in original fitted cases. From refined serving trays and platters to statement candlesticks and lidded tureens, this curated collection is ideal for anyone searching for authentic table silver, vintage silver décor, or a practical yet luxurious upgrade to their dining table.

Whether you collect for beauty, heritage, entertaining, or long-term value, you’ll find pieces that bring instant presence to a home—perfect for formal dining, special occasions, and classic interiors.

What’s Featured in This Silver Collection

This auction includes an impressive variety of silver and silver-plated objects, with highlights such as:

• Tea & coffee sets – classic multi-piece services with matching pots, sugar bowls, and creamers (including eye-catching sets presented on trays)
• Serving ware – lidded tureens, serving bowls, and practical pieces like a gravy boat
• Trays, platters & salvers – round and scalloped-edge forms ideal for serving or display
• Candlesticks – tall, elegant pairs that elevate a dining table or mantelpiece instantly
• Cutlery canteens (fitted cases) – multiple sets with forks, spoons, knives and serving pieces in traditional wooden cases (perfect for collectors and everyday luxury)
• Decorative & functional silver items – refined small pieces that work beautifully in period homes, modern classic interiors, or as timeless gifts

Why Collectors Love Antique Silver

Antique silver is one of the most collectible categories because it combines craftsmanship with everyday usefulness. Compared to many decorative antiques, silverware can be enjoyed daily—yet still appreciated as an heirloom-quality object.

Reasons buyers are bidding strongly on silver today:

• Timeless design: From classic curves to more architectural silhouettes, silver works across styles (traditional, Art Deco, and modern classic).
• Table presence: A well-set table with silver instantly signals elegance and occasion.
• Collectability: Sets, matched services, and fitted cutlery canteens are especially desirable.
• Gift value: Silver is a premium gift for weddings, anniversaries, milestone birthdays, and housewarmings.
• Interior styling: Trays, candlesticks, and serving pieces are widely used by designers for layered, luxurious interiors.

Perfect For

• Collectors of antique silver & vintage silver plate
• Buyers looking for complete cutlery sets or canteens of cutlery
• Hosts and entertainers wanting statement serving pieces
• Interior lovers styling classic dining rooms, country houses, and modern heritage interiors
• Anyone searching for silver gifts with lasting value

Viewing Days & Auction Dates

✅ Viewing Days: 20 & 21 February
✅ Auction Dates: 24 & 25 February

We strongly recommend attending the viewing to appreciate the scale, shine, and detailing of each piece—from the refinement of the tea services to the completeness of the fitted cutlery sets.

How to Bid

• Browse the online catalogue and shortlist your favourite lots
• Bid online (live) or leave an absentee/max bid in advance or visit auction house to participate in living bidding with other bidders on dates of auction
• Join the excitement of auction day and secure pieces that rarely come to market in such variety

Call to Action 

Discover antique silver that transforms a table and elevates a home.
Join us for Viewing Days (20–21 Feb) and bid in our Auction (24–25 Feb) to acquire exceptional silver tableware, tea & coffee services, trays, candlesticks, and cutlery canteens.

This collection brings together a striking range of historical arms and sporting antiques, spanning classic single-shot pistols, a 19th-century style revolver, and a robust traditional crossbow. With their original wood-and-metal construction, period mechanisms, and honest age patina, these pieces illustrate the evolution of personal arms from early ignition systems through to later multi-shot formats, alongside older projectile technology.

What makes this group notable

• Variety of mechanisms and formats: multiple single-shot pistols in differing profiles, a revolver form, and a crossbow—offering an overview of design transitions and intended use-cases across eras.
• Collector display appeal: strong silhouettes, visible craftsmanship in grips, barrels, and lock assemblies; ideal for curated displays, study collections, or themed interiors.
• Research potential: suitable for collectors who enjoy identifying makers and periods through proof marks, lock details, and construction techniques.

Condition & due diligence (important)

Please examine photographs and (where possible) inspect in person for:

• lock function and completeness (cock, trigger, safety features if present)
• barrel condition, wear, and any visible repairs
• wood integrity (cracks, chips, restoration)
• markings: maker’s stamps, proof marks, serials, and any import/export indicators

Compliance note

Items in this category may be subject to local firearms and weapons regulations, including rules on ownership, transport, registration, storage, and deactivation status. Buyers should verify legal requirements in their jurisdiction and follow the auction house’s conditions.

Suggested page tags (informational): historical arms, antique pistols, percussion pistol, flintlock pistol, cap-and-ball revolver, antique crossbow, sporting antiques, militaria, collectible arms, 19th century weapons, proof marks

Collectors and jewellery lovers, our February sale brings a beautifully varied selection of estate jewellery, vintage jewellery and timepieces—from sparkling diamond-accented designs to colourful gemstone statements. This is the kind of auction where you can find one-of-a-kind pieces with character: wearable elegance, iconic vintage styling, and timeless materials that remain in demand.

This curated group includes standout gem-set earrings, sculptural gold brooches, a striking turquoise pendant, and multiple vintage gemstone rings—alongside classic watchmaking with an elegant pocket watch and a refined Art Deco–style bracelet/watch look with bright stones and geometric detailing. Whether you’re building a collection, searching for a signature piece, or buying a meaningful gift, these lots offer strong variety and excellent visual impact.

Highlights to watch in the catalogue

• Gem-set drop earrings with vivid red stones (ruby-style) and diamond-like sparkle
• Gold brooch with sculptural ribbon/scroll design and bright accent stones
• Turquoise pendant (statement colour, collector favourite)
• Animal-head jewel (panther/leopard-style) with coloured accents for a bold vintage look
• Vintage pocket watch — classic dress timepiece appeal
• Art Deco–style bracelet/watch with geometric form and bright stones (highly collectible design language)
• Filigree locket/pendant in warm gold tones
• Multiple gemstone rings featuring red, green and blue stones (ruby/emerald/sapphire-style), plus diamond-set clusters and halo settings

Why buy jewellery at auction?

Auction is one of the best ways to source unique vintage jewellery that you won’t find in regular retail—especially pieces with distinctive design, hand-finished details, and period style (Victorian, Art Nouveau, Art Deco, mid-century and beyond). Collectors love auctions for the chance to discover rare settings, estate pieces, and timeless staples like gemstone rings, brooches and diamond accents.

Visit on viewing days (recommended)

We strongly recommend viewing to appreciate the sparkle, colour, setting quality, and overall condition in person—especially for gemstones and timepieces.

Viewing days: 20th & 21st February
Auction dates: 24th & 25th February
Bid online via our catalogue: jordaens.eu (register to bid)

(Jordaens N.V. — Art, Antiques & Auctions — Antwerp/Mortsel)

Our upcoming February auction presents an exceptional selection of fine jewellery and vintage jewellery featuring brilliant diamond-set pieces and elegant coloured gemstones. This curated group is designed for collectors and style connoisseurs seeking timeless sparkle, wearable investment pieces, and classic forms that never go out of fashion.

From diamond-set ladies’ wristwatches with ornate openwork settings to bold cocktail rings and sculptural diamond brooches, this collection offers strong variety and instant presence. Coloured stones bring extra desirability: rich sapphire blues, vivid emerald greens, and vibrant ruby tones, paired with diamond brilliance for maximum impact.

Highlights featured in this selection

• Diamond-set vintage ladies’ wristwatches with decorative, high-jewellery style cases (ideal for collectors of mid-century/retro glamour)
• Ruby-and-diamond bracelet with a striking central cluster and stone-set links
• Sapphire-and-diamond jewellery including floral/spray-inspired designs and a deep-blue statement ring
• Emerald-and-diamond pieces including a leaf motif set and an emerald-accent ring
• Diamond brooches in classic ribbon/bow and floral forms — perfect for lapels, eveningwear, or collecting
• Diamond line necklace (rivière/tennis style) — the ultimate timeless essential
• Bold pavé link bracelet with contrasting light/dark stones for a modern statement look

Why collectors bid on estate jewellery at auction

Buying jewellery at auction is a powerful way to access one-of-a-kind designs, vintage craftsmanship, and gem-set statement pieces—often with more character than contemporary retail. Collectors look for strong stones, quality settings, iconic silhouettes (brooches, rivière necklaces, cocktail rings), and pieces that elevate both everyday luxury and special-occasion styling.

Viewing recommended (important for gemstones & diamonds)

We strongly encourage in-person viewing to assess brilliance, colour, setting condition, and overall craftsmanship. Our specialists can also guide you through key considerations such as stone appearance, mount style, and wearability.

Viewing days: 20th & 21st February
Auction dates: 24th & 25th February
Bid online via our catalogue: jordaens.eu (register to bid)

For our upcoming February auction, we present a standout selection of Asian carved sculpture and miniature art, ranging from finely detailed figural okimono-style pieces to impressive large-scale tusk-form carvings featuring procession scenes and architectural panoramas.

This group is rich in variety and craftsmanship: serene standing figures in classical robes, court and folkloric characters, expressive animal carvings (including elephants and tigers), and charming miniature carvings shaped as fruit and vegetables. The larger carvings deliver true display impact—perfect for collectors seeking a statement object with intricate, hand-carved storytelling.

Highlights (as shown)

• Figural carvings: robed standing figures, court/folk characters, and a warrior/samurai-style figure
• Animal carvings: dynamic scenes including elephant processions and tiger figures
• Miniature carvings: an exceptional group of fruit & vegetable forms (pineapple/corn and other botanical shapes)
• Large carved tusk-form pieces: panoramic relief scenes and long procession-style compositions
• Display-ready: many pieces shown on stands/bases for immediate presentation in a cabinet or gallery wall

Why collectors bid on Asian carved miniatures

Collectors value these works for their precision carving, cultural symbolism, and strong display presence—whether in a curated cabinet of curiosities, alongside Japanese netsuke/okimono, or within a broader collection of Chinese export and Asian decorative arts. The mix of figural, animal, and architectural narrative makes this selection especially appealing to both seasoned buyers and first-time collectors.

Viewing is highly recommended

Scale, material, detail quality, and condition are best judged in person. Join us during viewing days to compare the carvings side-by-side and shortlist your favourites.

Viewing days: 20th & 21st February
Auction dates: 24th & 25th February
Bid online via our catalogue: jordaens.eu (register to bid)

Compliance note (important)

Items made from animal-derived materials may be subject to CITES/EU wildlife trade regulations and shipping restrictions depending on material, age, and destination. Please consult the lot descriptions and local rules for export/import; any required permits remain the buyer’s responsibility.

Our upcoming sale features a striking selection of mounted antlers and skull trophies, presented on classic wooden plaques in varying sizes—from elegant roe deer antlers to impressive stag / red deer mounts. This is the kind of grouping collectors love: ready-to-hang pieces that instantly create atmosphere in a hunting lodge, country home, chalet, or traditional interior.

Alongside European deer trophies, the collection includes two notable African mounts, clearly labelled:

• Mountain Reedbuck (South Africa)
• Grey Duiker (South Africa)

Whether you collect sporting memorabilia, taxidermy and natural history, or you’re curating a dramatic interior statement wall, these mounts offer character, provenance appeal and display impact.

What’s included (as shown)

• Large stag/red deer antlers on shield plaques (statement scale)
• Multiple roe deer skull & antler plaques (ideal for gallery-wall arrangements)
• African antelope horn mounts (Mountain Reedbuck & Grey Duiker) adding an exotic collecting angle
• A consistent look: traditional wooden shields, varied patina, and strong decorative presence

Why collectors bid on trophy mounts

• Instant décor: ready-to-hang pieces with dramatic silhouette and texture
• Authentic sporting heritage: classic hunting-room and gentlemen’s club aesthetic
• Display flexibility: mix smaller roe deer plaques into a curated wall; use a stag mount as the centerpiece
• Cross-collectible appeal: works for country-house interiors, curiosity cabinets, natural history displays, and period décor

Viewing recommended

Condition, scale, plaque finish, and horn/antler form are best judged in person—visit our viewing days to compare sizes and choose the perfect focal piece.

Viewing days: 20th & 21st February
Auction dates: 24th & 25th February
Bid online via our catalogue: jordaens.eu (register to bid)

Important note on regulations (responsible collecting)

Sales and transport of animal-derived items can be subject to wildlife and import/export regulations depending on species and destination. Please check local rules for shipping outside Belgium; any required permits remain the buyer’s responsibility.

Jordaens N.V. presents a single-owner trove of mechanical and lithographed toys, charming composition/plush figures, and mid-century to retro playsets—perfect for collectors, dealers and interior stylists in Antwerp and beyond.

Collection highlights

• Tinplate & clockwork: circus and fairground toys (carousel, sidecar, acrobats), fire brigade sets, boats & planes, scooters/motorbikes, and working novelty mechanisms (incl. elephant bank/automata style).
• Character & comic toys: recognizable cartoon figures (Goofy/duck family style), celluloid/composition mascots, teddy on drum, and boxed sets.
• Dolls & accessories: Japanese kimono doll, twin cloth/soft dolls, fashion doll outfits & furniture lots.
• Vehicles & buildings: vintage cars, jeep & service vehicles, tin/wood houses, farm and station pieces, board/skill games, plus manuals and original packaging.
• Condition: mixed boxed/loose; many with bright lithography. See each lot for operation status and completeness.

Why bid
Display-ready pieces for cafés, kids’ rooms and shop windows; bulk lots for resellers; authentic props for photo/film.

Auction date: 09/02/2026 • Venue: Mortsel (Antwerp)
Browse photos, condition notes & register to bid: jordaens.eu

Jordaens N.V. presents a large single-owner selection of model trains and accessories, predominantly H0 gauge, offered in curated lots ranging from boxed locomotives to bulk layout material. Brands visible across the lots include Märklin, Fleischmann, Roco, Trix and others (see each lot for specifics).

Highlights

• Steam, diesel & electric locomotives (boxed and loose), plus matching passenger coaches and freight wagons.
• Complete and part starter sets, train packs and display cases.
• Big groups of track & turnouts (ideal for extensions), controllers/transformers, signals and wiring.
• Layout supplies: stations, houses, bridges, figures, trees, scenery and job-lots for spares/repair.
• Mix of AC 3-rail and DC 2-rail items—please check lot notes for gauge/system, digital/analogue status and condition.

Why bid here

• Ready to run boxed examples for display or operation.
• Bulk lots for dealers and club layouts.
• Opportunities for DCC conversions, restoration projects and scenic upgrades.

Auction date: 09/02/2026
Location: Jordaens Auction House, Mortsel (Antwerp)
All lots include detailed photos and condition notes; sales held under judicial supervision (Colex BV) for transparency.

Jordaens N.V. (Mortsel, Antwerp) presents a curated capsule of European & Asian porcelain alongside gold and silver jewellery in our 27–28 January 2026 auction (public viewing 23–24 January).

What’s in the collection

• Porcelain & bisque figures: serene blanc-de-chine Guanyin, elegant white horse, colourful parrot group, playful putti/cherubs, charming children with pets, and a seated “Virgo” figure—decorative pieces for cabinets, consoles and mantel displays.
• Necklaces & pendants: classic diamond-style solitaires, floral cluster drop, modern Y-necklace in white metal, long baroque-style pearl strand, chic star pendant, refined gold chain, statement pearl-in-gold pendant, and a vertical pendant with white & yellow stones.

Why bid

Giftable, display-ready pieces that suit interior styling and everyday wear. Cross-collectible appeal for porcelain collectors and jewellery lovers alike.

• Auction dates: 27–28 January 2026
• Viewing days: 23–24 January 2026 (public viewing & by appointment)
• Venue: Jordaens N.V., Drabstraat 74, 2640 Mortsel (Antwerp)