TribalArtAuction

Save the date: Next auction - 12 November 2022

The new catalog is online now: tribal-art-auktion.de/en/auctions/

Save the date: the next auction is planned for April 24

The catalog for the Timed Online Auction is online now: tribal-art-auktion.de/en/auctions/

Save the date: our next auction will take place on October 24

The catalog for the upcoming Live Online Auction is online now: tribal-art-auktion.de/de/auktionen/

Save the date: Next Tribal Art Auction on 7th March 2020!

Save the date: The 93rd Tribal Art Auction will take place on November 16 in Wurzburg.

The new catalog is now online! You can browse the catalog at: tribal-art-auktion.de/en/auctions/

Save the date: the next auction will take place on March 9, 2019

The preview for the upcoming auctions started today. Online catalog at: tribal-art-auktion.de/de/auktionen/

We're pleased to announce that the new catalog is online now! Have a look at: tribal-art-auktion.de/en/auctions/

This years autumn auction will start on Saturday, November 17th with tribal art from around the world combined with contemporary art, Japanese art and ceramics. On November 20th a private collection of contemporary native American art will come to auction.

The new catalog is available now! For the online catalog have a look at tribal-art-auktion.de/en/auctions/

Save the date: the next auction will take place on July 7, 2018

The new catalog is available now at: tribal-art-auktion.de/en/auctions/

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Save the date: the next auction will take place on March 10.

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