Christie’s Collections auctions unite three capitals of style — Paris, London and New York — presenting decorative arts from distinguished houses and private collections. Spanning furniture, paintings, silver, porcelain and sculpture from the 16th to the 20th century, the sale series offers objects shaped by generations of craftsmanship and connoisseurship.

The season opens in Paris with a study in Neoclassical elegance. Refined furnishings and Swedish porphyry appear alongside works by celebrated French cabinetmakers.

London follows with two exceptional private collections. The first is Ardbraccan House, the Wyatt-designed Palladian residence in County Meath, curated by interior designer Serena Williams-Ellis. The second comes from a grand Sicilian palazzo, introducing Flemish tapestries, Italian furniture and sculpture in the classical tradition. Further highlights include works with notable provenance, including pieces from the Dukes of Hamilton and the Duke of Leinster, as well as Palazzo Archinto in Milan.

The auctions conclude in New York with further selections of furniture and decorative arts drawn from important private collections.

Across Paris, London and New York, discover exceptional objects ready to bring history, craftsmanship and character into your home.