in-cyprus23 Jun 2026

Historic objects, Cypriot art and rare textiles attract Strong collector interest at Cypria Auctions

Strong results were recorded across historical artefacts, Cypriot art and rare textiles at Cypria Auctions’ Summer Sale, held on 17 June at Gallery K in Nicosia. The sale attracted interest from collectors in Cyprus and abroad, with several works significantly exceeding their pre-sale estimates.

Among the most notable results was a portrait of Otto of Greece attributed to Joseph Karl Stieler (1781–1858), which achieved €25,000 under the hammer against an estimate of €9,000–€15,000. The work...

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