Sotheby's

Sotheby's is one of the world's oldest and biggest auction houses specializing in fine art and collectibles. Along with maintaining high standards of quality, it provides in-house financing via its financial services business. Sotheby's, founded in 1744, has professionals in 40 nations and holds 600 auctions annually. It wins the title of greatest auction website for luxurious items and collector goods, due to the fact that it allows buyers and sellers to transact in 50 different categories, including antiques, jewels, wine, modern art, and old master artworks.

Along with its auction site, Sotherby's offers thousands of goods at list prices. The site even provides financing if necessary. Anyone may sell their items through Sotheby's, but the staff is quite picky about what they accept. You must send images, measurements, a history of the item, and any other documents associated with the item with your estimation request. You should get an estimate within seven business days. This estimate takes into account damage, commission, and liability insurance payments, as well as marketing expenses associated with promoting the item.

Sotheby's does not publish its fees for selling your things. However, assessments are free; hence, you may assess the cost of advertising an item before handing in your request. Sotheby's does not charge buyers any fees.

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Website: https://www.sothebys.com/