Upcoming Auctions

 

 

April

TWO-DAY AUCTION: Fine Asian Art, Buddhism and Hinduism

TWO-DAY AUCTION: Fine Asian Art, Buddhism and Hinduism

Live Auction

10-11 April 2025 at 11 AM CET

Catalog: Download PDF Catalog
Catalog: View Illustrated Page Turner Catalog

 

🔎 NEW: EXPLORE AN INTERACTIVE 3D WALKTHROUGH OF THE PREVIEW

Galerie Zacke is privileged to present a remarkable two-day live auction event, featuring 684 works of art from China, Southeast Asia, India, and beyond.

The highlight is our flagship live auction on Day 1, showcasing lots 1-269, Among the many standout pieces are a ge-type octagonal bowl from the Southern Song dynasty, part of the Jules Speelman collection (lot 137), a rare 1st-2nd century gold figure of a mother goddess from the Zelnik István Southeast Asian Gold Museum collection (lot 176), as well as a group of four parcel-gilt bronze Bodhisattvas from the Bao-Xiang Lo Palace and Temple, with Qianlong marks and of the period (lot 52).

Day 2 continues with our general auction (lots 270-684), offering seasoned collectors and new bidders alike an opportunity to enhance their collections. Learn more.
   

Classic Bidding Form     Telephone Bidding Form

A Spiritual Bang: Unveiling Our New Space with a No-Reserve Dzi Bead Auction

A Spiritual Bang: Unveiling Our New Space with a No-Reserve Dzi Bead Auction

Live Auction

29 April 2025 at 3 PM CET

We are opening our brand-new, 6,000-square-foot exhibition, showroom, and auction rooms with a spiritual bang—by launching a no-reserve auction dedicated entirely to ancient Buddhist dzi beads.

Located at Zelinkagasse 6, 1010 Vienna, our new additional auction and preview space is just a seven-minute walk from our longstanding, 10,000-square-foot office, photography, video, and cataloging hub at Sterngasse 13. Both locations are now open to the public, and we warmly invite you to visit.

Buddhist dzi beads are revered for their ancient power and mystical symbolism. Traditionally worn as amulets or strung into protective necklaces, they are believed to attract blessings, health, and spiritual insight. The number and pattern of eyes on each bead often indicate specific benefits, from warding off misfortune to enhancing wisdom and compassion.

Interest in dzi beads has surged in recent years, and we are proud to present this exceptional collection, assembled over several decades with great care and discernment.

Don’t miss this rare opportunity to acquire dzi beads of profound spiritual and historical resonance—with no reserves!

Classic Bidding Form    Telephone Bidding Form

May

Fine Netsuke & Sagemono

Fine Netsuke & Sagemono

9 May 2025

June

Fine Japanese Art

Fine Japanese Art

13 June 2025

Summer Holiday Sale 2025

Summer Holiday Sale 2025

27 June 2025

Buy Now

Contemporary Art by Mario Dalpra

EXPLORE