Auction House & Dealer Directory

A boutique New York auction house known for strong results in European, American, and Russian fine art.

New England's premier auction house for fine art, jewelry, and Americana, now part of the Bonhams global network.

One of the world's oldest auction houses, specializing in coins, stamps, medals, and banknotes since 1666.

America's oldest and most prestigious rare coin auction house, setting world records since 1933.

A leading Hudson Valley auction house specializing in fine and decorative arts from the 17th through 20th centuries.

The world's oldest auction house, founded in 1674 and still conducting sales of fine art, antiques, and design.

Africa's leading auction house, the global authority on South African modern and contemporary art, fine wine, and collectible design.

The UK's largest family-owned fine art auctioneers, based in the Yorkshire Dales with 27 specialist departments.

The UK's largest online auction platform, connecting bidders with 700+ British and European auction houses.

A leading Sussex auctioneer specializing in fine art, antiques, books, and specialist collectors' categories since 1995.

Canada's oldest and most complete auction house, leading the market for Canadian, Inuit, and First Nations art since 1850.

Italy's premier independent auction house with deep Flemish-Genoese roots and expertise spanning silver, jewellery, Asian art, and Old Masters.

The world's leading auction house, selling art and luxury since 1766.

The world's oldest major auction house, where art meets commerce since 1744.

A global auction house known for motor cars, Asian art, and specialist categories.

The contemporary specialist — 20th and 21st century art, design, and watches.

The world's largest collectibles auctioneer, from coins to comics to fine art.

America's oldest auction house, combining East Coast heritage with Midwest reach.

New York's family-owned auction house, specializing in estates and fine art since 1963.

New York specialists in rare books, autographs, maps, photographs, and works on paper.

A leading regional auction house in the American South, est. 2001.

New Orleans' authority on Southern fine and decorative arts since 1984.

Cape Cod auction house specializing in Asian art, marine art, and Americana since 1950.

Asheville-based auction house serving the Southeast with fine art and decorative arts.

Leading 20th-century design and modern art auction house in Lambertville, NJ.

Chicago design auction house specializing in 20th and 21st century furniture and art.

The world's first auction house dedicated exclusively to fine timepieces.

London specialist watch auctioneer offering accessible price points since 2012.

One of the UK's largest jewelry and watch auctioneers, est. 1876 in Birmingham.

Salisbury-based English auction house with international expertise in Asian art.

Scotland's oldest auction house, now part of the Freeman's | Hindman network.

Historic English auction house at Donnington Priory, specializing in fine art and interiors.

Paris's largest independent auction house, covering 20+ specialist departments.

France's leading auction house, renowned for classic cars, art, and luxury.

One of the world's oldest and Europe's largest auction house, founded 1707 in Vienna.

Scandinavia's leading auction house, now part of the Bonhams network.

Germany's leading auction house for modern art, based in Berlin.

Germany's oldest auction house and the world's oldest family-run auction firm.

Stuttgart's specialist in Asian art and antiquities, with a century of expertise.

Over a century of fine art, antiques, and jewelry on New Orleans' Royal Street.

The world's largest online marketplace for luxury furniture, art, and jewelry.

Curated online marketplace for antiques, vintage collectibles, and fine art.

The UK's oldest trade body for vetted antique and fine art dealers, est. 1918.

The UK's largest association of professional art and antiques dealers, 550+ members.

Three generations of antique jewelry and English furniture in New York, since 1940.

One of America's largest antiques galleries — 40,000+ pieces spanning five centuries.

Pioneer of post-war American studio furniture and contemporary design in New York.

French Art Deco and 20th-century design specialists in New York since 1974.