London’s offering presents one of the most important Fabergé collections in private hands from the celebrated Wernher Collection formerly at Luton Hoo, including Imperial Romanov heirlooms. Property from the collection of the Viscount Wimborne offers a glimpse into Britain’s aristocratic heritage with pieces from Canford Manor in Dorset, Ashby St Ledgers Manor in Northamptonshire and Wimborne House in London. Additionally, an exquisite silver collection from the Earl of Suffolk and Berkshire highlights masterful craftsmanship.

In New York, the spotlight falls on Centuries of Taste: Legacy of a Private Collection, an expansive collection of English furniture meticulously assembled over decades, showcasing the pinnacle of 18th-century design and remarkable provenance. Other highlights include The Orange Blossom Collection of fine silver, a group of elegant English satinwood furniture from a Distinguished East Coast Collection, works from the estates of The Hon. Horst and The Hon. Ruth Denk, and fine 18th and 19th-century French furnishings from private collections.

Paris presents an exceptional array of chinoiseries that embody the elegance and exoticism that captivated 18th-century Europe, belonging to a private European collector. The sale also unveils a set of military decorations from the Murat family, one of the most important families of 19th-century France under the Napoléon are, as well as a set of richly decorated gold boxes illustrating the elegance and refinement of the French Siècle des Lumières.