Apollo Art Auctions to Offer Rare Ancient Art & Jewellery in Two-Day Sale
Event summary
- Apollo Art Auctions will hold a two-day sale of ancient art and jewellery, starting April 11, 2026.
- Highlights include Lot 7 (Egyptian gold bracelet) and Lot 511 (Egyptian sarcophagus).
- Items span cultures from Roman to Near Eastern, dating from 3rd millennium BC to 18th century AD.
- The auction includes pieces from The Prince Collection and works published in *The Gold of the Pharaohs*.
The big picture
Apollo Art Auctions is capitalizing on the enduring appeal of antiquities, a market that surged during the Age of Discovery. The sale reflects growing interest in historically significant pieces tied to early collectors and institutions. With items vetted by experts and backed by provenance reports, Apollo aims to attract high-net-worth buyers seeking rare cultural artifacts.
What we're watching
- Provenance Demand
- How the inclusion of historically significant collections like The Prince Collection will impact bidding interest and final sale prices.
- Digital Engagement
- Whether Apollo’s multi-platform online bidding strategy can drive participation from global collectors.
- Market Trends
- The pace at which ancient art auctions gain traction amid broader shifts in luxury and collectibles markets.