Get ready for a heartwarming highlight in our upcoming auction: a charming selection of vintage teddy bears and collectible plush, featuring classic bears as well as beautifully dressed character bears in a variety of outfits. From sailor-style looks and traditional costume themes to school uniforms, raincoats and family sets, this collection is full of personality and display appeal.

Whether you collect vintage teddy bears, love nostalgic décor, or are searching for unique gifts and childhood classics, these bears offer that rare mix of collectability, craftsmanship, and storytelling—perfect for collectors, decorators and toy enthusiasts alike.

Highlights in this teddy bear selection (as shown)

• Mixed vintage teddy bear collection with a wide range of sizes
• Dressed character bears (sailor outfits, uniforms, raincoats, traditional/folk-style costumes)
• Group lots and family sets—great for collectors and display shelves
• Classic-style bears with older plush/mohair-like look and expressive faces
• Strong display value for nurseries, boutique interiors, toy rooms, and collectors’ cabinets

Why collectible teddy bears remain in demand

Vintage bears are one of the strongest nostalgia categories because they combine:

• Emotional value & storytelling (each bear has a “character”)
• Display appeal (shelf-ready, charming for interiors)
• Collectability across brands and eras
• Gift potential for collectors, birthdays, and special occasions

Collectors typically look for condition, originality and details—such as eyes, stitching, paw pads, labels/tags, and outfit completeness.

Viewing recommended (condition & details)

We recommend attending viewing days to check:

• overall condition and any wear/repairs
• completeness of outfits/accessories
• labels/tags (if present), material feel, and size

✅ Viewing days: 27th & 28th March
🔨 Auction dates: 31st March & 1st April

Model railway collectors and enthusiasts won’t want to miss our upcoming auction highlight: a strong selection of Märklin model trains in original boxes, featuring sought-after HO scale locomotives, complete passenger coach sets, and a wide variety of freight wagons and rolling stock. With multiple boxed sets shown together, this collection is ideal for both serious Märklin collectors and hobbyists looking to build a high-quality layout with reliable, well-presented pieces.

This group includes impressive steam locomotives in classic red/black liveries, streamlined diesel/electric locomotives, matching coach rakes, and wagon sets—perfect for creating realistic consists, upgrading a collection, or sourcing display-worthy boxed pieces.

Highlights in this Märklin selection (as shown)

• Boxed Märklin HO locomotives (steam + diesel/electric) with strong display appeal
• Passenger coach sets in matching liveries (ideal for complete train formations)
• Freight wagons & rolling stock lots for realistic layout operation
• Mixed boxed sets and multi-item groupings (great value for collectors and layout builders)
• Märklin packaging & presentation — always a plus for collectors focused on completeness and provenance

Why collectors prefer boxed Märklin

Collectors value Märklin for its reputation, engineering quality, and long-standing collector market. Original boxes and set completeness often improve desirability because they help preserve items and support confident collecting.

Key reasons these lots attract interest:

• Original Märklin boxes improve display and storage
• Matched sets make layout building easier and more authentic
• Collectable HO scale remains one of the most popular markets
• Strong appeal for both collectors and operators

Viewing is recommended (condition & completeness)

For model trains, viewing helps confirm:

• box condition and labels
• completeness of sets (locos, coaches, wagons)
• visible cosmetic condition (paint, details, coupling parts)
• any included paperwork or inserts

✅ Viewing days: 27th & 28th March
🔨 Auction dates: 31st March & 1st April

Our upcoming spring sale showcases a striking group of decorative antiques and statement interior pieces, ideal for collectors, decorators and lovers of classic European craftsmanship. This curated selection brings together dramatic gilt and bronze décor, elegant candelabra and wall appliques, refined silverware, and a powerful set of religious icons and devotional objects—the kind of pieces that instantly elevate a room.

From the warm glow of ornate candlelight to the sculptural presence of an urn or mantel clock, these objects are made to be seen. Whether you’re curating a grand hallway, dressing a mantelpiece, or building a collection of sacred art, this selection offers character, atmosphere and timeless decorative value.

Highlights in this selection (as shown)

• Statement silver centrepiece bowl with richly modelled decoration and classic scroll handles
• Gilt bronze / ormolu-style mantel clock with figural composition (perfect focal piece for a fireplace or console)
• Candelabra and wall appliques (sconces) including floral details and multi-light forms for dramatic wall presence
• Religious icons and devotional art (panel icons and wall plaques) for collectors of sacred art and historic interiors
• Gilt wall brackets / corbels with sculpted cherub-style motifs—ideal for mirrors, statues, or small decorative displays
• Decorative urn / vase with painted or enamelled-style decoration and ornate handles
• Pairs of decorative plaques/roundels—beautiful for gallery walls and layered interior styling
• Matching decorative pairs (candlesticks/urns/sconces) — always sought-after for symmetry in interiors

Why collectors and designers love decorative antiques

Decorative antiques offer something modern décor can’t replicate: depth, patina, craftsmanship, and presence. These pieces work beautifully in:

• Classic and historic interiors (townhouses, country homes, period apartments)
• Modern interiors seeking contrast (a single antique focal piece transforms a minimalist room)
• Hospitality styling (boutiques, restaurants, hotels) looking for atmospheric statement décor
• Collections focused on gilt bronze, ecclesiastical objects, antique lighting, and European decorative arts

Viewing strongly recommended

Because scale, finish, and detail matter—especially for gilt surfaces, silver, and devotional objects—we recommend viewing to appreciate:

• condition and any restorations
• size and display impact
• surface detail, wear, and overall presence

✅ Viewing days: 27th & 28th March
🔨 Auction dates: 31st March & 1st April

Jordaens N.V. presents a sparkling selection of fine jewellery and estate jewellery featuring timeless diamond classics and statement designs. This curated group includes elegant diamond tennis bracelets, brilliant diamond rings (from clean solitaires to modern pavé styles), refined diamond pendants, and an exceptional statement diamond brooch that delivers instant glamour.

A standout pop of colour appears in the emerald ring with diamond halo, offering the most coveted combination in fine jewellery: a vivid green centre stone framed by brilliant diamonds. Whether you’re a collector, a gift buyer, or simply looking for a once-in-a-lifetime piece, this selection is all about wearable luxury and lasting value.

Highlights in this selection (as shown)

• Two diamond tennis bracelets — the ultimate timeless staple (everyday luxury, easy to stack)
• Diamond solitaire and pavé rings — classic engagement-style silhouettes and contemporary sparkle
• Large statement diamond brooch — dramatic, high-jewellery “spray/fan” design with strong presence
• Diamond pendants — elegant drop and round designs for effortless daily wear
• Diamond earrings — refined geometric and cluster styles
• Diamond bangle/bracelet with floral-inspired centre detail
• Emerald ring with diamond halo — vivid colour and high desirability in collectors’ circles

Why collectors buy fine jewellery at auction

Auctions are a smart place to source estate jewellery, often offering:

• Better value vs. retail for comparable materials and craftsmanship
• Unique designs that are no longer produced
• Timeless staples (tennis bracelets, solitaires, diamond studs/pendants) that hold demand
• A chance to find statement pieces—like brooches and cocktail designs—with real personality

Viewing strongly recommended

Diamonds and gemstones are best appreciated in person to judge sparkle, clarity appearance, colour, and craftsmanship. Visit our viewing days to compare pieces side-by-side and choose your favourites.

✅ Viewing days: 27th & 28th March
🔨 Auction dates: 31st March & 1st April

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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)