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HOW TO SELL ART AT AUCTION

We are now inviting consignments to Deutscher and Hackett 2023 Live and D+H ONLINE auctions.

2022 saw D+H achieve a total turnover in public auction sales of $52.7M – the highest ever by an auction house in Australia, confirming our place as Australian fine art auction market leaders for the third year running.

A 2022 Snapshot of D+H:

●  D+H represents 37% market share of all Australian art auction house sales in 2022
●  D+H sells 5 of the 9 artworks over $1 million in 2022
●  D+H is entrusted with the sale of two corporate collections – NAB and CBUS
●  D+H sets over 20 new artist auction records, including for Rosalie Gascoigne, Margaret Preston, William Delafield Cook, Godfrey Miller, and Paddy Bedford
●  D+H achieves the highest price for an Australian female artist (Rosalie Gascoigne) in Australia in 2022
●  D+H hosts 11 online auctions (in addition to 6 live auctions) – realising over $3 million in online auction sales

With the largest and most experienced team of seven fine art specialists, known for their integrity, expertise and commitment, we are pleased to offer complimentary appraisal services and to assist with all aspects of the consignment and selling process.

 

HOW TO SELL ART AT AUCTION 

Every written auction proposal presented by Deutscher and Hackett is transparent, unique and considered. Works of art are carefully researched and our recommended auction estimates take into account prices paid for comparable material at auction over past recent years. In the case of higher value works we typically include information regarding Deutscher and Hackett’s past performance with each of these artists.

Consideration is given to the auction timing and venue location as well as the presentation of each item in the printed catalogue. Our marketing strategy is clearly explained together with selling commission rates and associated costs. All logistical aspects are taken into consideration with transport, insurance and storage needs addressed.

Please submit your art for appraisal using the form below. Alternatively please email: [email protected] or contact us to speak with an art specialist.

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VALUATIONS

Deutscher and Hackett offer both auction appraisal and more formal art valuation services.

Our valuation services cover a wide range of needs such as insurance, market, family division, probate and superannuation fund valuations. We also value art on a regular basis for the Cultural Gifts Program, offering tax incentives for donations to registered public institutions.

Our valuation fees vary according to the category as well as the time required for completion. Fees may be reimbursed if the works of art valued are subsequently sold with Deutscher and Hackett. There are no fees for auction appraisals and accompanying proposals.

Please contact us to discuss valuation services with an art specialist.

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FRED WILLIAMS
LYSTERFIELD LANDSCAPE, 1968 – 69
Sold for $2,331,818 (inc. BP)
Sydney, September 2022

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JEFFREY SMART
THE AREZZO TURN-OFF II, 1973
Sold for $1,350,000 (inc. BP)
Melbourne, December 2021

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ARTHUR STREETON
THE GRAND CANAL, 1908
Sold for $3,068,182 (inc. BP)
Melbourne, April 2021

 

 

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