KOLLER VIEW 03/26

01 our view. KOLLERview is published four times a year in German, French and English. The next issue is forthcoming in October 2026. Texts: Dr Tilo Richter and Karl Green Layout: Laura Koller and Jennifer Mischke Photography: Koller Auctions Ltd pre view. Autumn auction highlights pp. 3–11 calendar view. Important dates p. 12 Edition 03/ 2026 1 Our September auctions once again focus on Old Masters and the decorative arts. One of the highlights, on 17 September 2026, will be the collection of Dr Peter Ducret, one of the most important collections of faience still in private hands. More than 250 works will come under the hammer in this exceptional sale, accompanied by an extensive scholarly catalogue with contributions from leading international ceramics experts. Our Old Master Paintings auction brings together numerous Dutch, Flemish, Italian and French works, among them two superbly preserved and signed paintings by the equally celebrated but very different brothers Jan and Pieter Brueghel. The following pages present a selection of highlights from our forthcoming series of auctions. For the full picture, our meticulously researched catalogues cover all the works to be offered in our sales this autumn. You can also visit our website for a look back at the outstanding results achieved during the first six months of this year. Nine lots selling for more than 1 million Swiss Francs and a sell-through rate of al- most 90 per cent underline the current strength of the market for art and jewellery. The top result in our June auctions was 7 million Swiss Francs (€ 7.5 million) for a late Lake Geneva landscape by Ferdinand Hodler, followed by a view of Venice by Paul Signac at 4.16 million Swiss Francs (€ 4.4 million). The same auction series also saw a Rolex Daytona ‘Paul Newman’ set a new world record at 2.4 million Swiss Francs (€ 2.5 million). We are still accepting consignments until the end of September for our December auctions of Jewellery, Wristwatches, Modern & Contemporary Art and Swiss Art. Yours, Cyril Koller Dear Reader, More articles online: www.kollerauctions.com