Aura Historia indexes dealers, auction houses and specialist sellers worldwide — so collectors, decorators and the trade find the right piece before it disappears into another silo.
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II — The opportunity
Art and antiques moved online. Discovery didn't. Inventory is split across dealer websites, auction calendars, marketplaces and local shops — each with its own language, terms and short window. Aura Historia turns that scattered supply into one calm, legible view.
III — The platform
One disciplined workspace for collectors, decorators and the trade — for a market too large, too local and too fragmented to follow by habit.
With Ultimate, add instructions in your own words to a search alert — era, form, scale, condition, budget, intended use. New listings are matched using their text and up to four images, and we notify you of matches.
“A pair of Gustavian side chairs, painted grey, original surface preferred — under €4,000, for a north-facing dining room.”
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New objects, price movements and availability changes are tracked continuously — so meaningful opportunities are easier to see, and easier to act on in time.
IV — How it works
Search by era, style, category, artist, region, or simply by an idea — in the language that feels natural to you.
Compare current offers from dealers, auction houses, and marketplaces in one calm, curated view.
Add promising objects to your private watchlist and create search alerts for future matches.
We surface price and status changes plus new matching objects — you open the source directly and decide there whether to buy, bid, or enquire.
V — Pricing
Start freely. Upgrade when watchlists, alerts, and discovery workflows become part of how you follow the market.
For first research sessions, spontaneous finds, and a small private shortlist.
For collectors who follow serious candidates across providers and over time.
For demanding collectors, decorators, and professionals who describe precisely what they are looking for.
VI — For dealers & auction houses
Aura Historia doesn't replace your shop — it sends qualified buyers to it. Connect once, and your objects appear in front of collectors searching in their own language.
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Aura Historia is a global platform for art, antiques and distinctive objects. We bring current inventory from dealer sites, auction houses, marketplaces, and specialist sources into one place so collectors and professionals can follow the market with clarity.
Purchases take place with the original seller. Aura Historia takes you to the source listing so you can verify price, availability, shipping, condition, and payment terms directly before you buy or bid.
Your private watchlist keeps found objects in view and can notify you about relevant changes such as price movements or status updates. Search alerts monitor the market for new matches that fit your criteria.
Yes. Aura Historia is built for international discovery: listings may appear in different languages, categories, and dealer vocabularies. The platform helps bridge that fragmentation without requiring you to know every local term.
We refresh sources continuously. Final availability, however, always belongs to the dealer, auction house, or marketplace, so critical details should be checked on the original listing before purchase or bid.
We include trusted dealers, specialist shops, auction houses, and marketplaces — including smaller sources that are often less visible on auction-focused platforms. Coverage is expanded continuously.
Yes. Send the URL and a short note to contact@aura-historia.com. We review whether the source is relevant, reputable, and technically suitable for inclusion.
Auction aggregators are strongest around upcoming or past auction lots. Aura Historia looks at the market more broadly: dealer inventory, specialist shops, marketplaces, and auctions in one platform — with watchlists, search alerts, and market monitoring.
No. Historical auction prices can be useful, but they do not automatically show what is available now. Aura Historia focuses on current discovery, monitoring, and timely market signals.