Your Artworks

If your artworks are suited to our client base and we know that we can sell them for you, we’ll give you our expert opinion on price. To do this accurately, we need to know the artwork’s location and condition, and how quickly you want to sell.

There are no upfront charges. We believe in transparency when it comes to pricing and commission – for both buyers and sellers. When a work is consigned with us, the commission we charge is calculated using the artwork’s sale price as agreed with the buyer.

Agree the sale

We receive a high number of enquiries, so will only notify
you when we find a potential buyer with serious interest. We bring all reasonable offers to you, and our consignors always have final approval before we proceed with a sale.

When a buyer has been invoiced, we will ask you to complete
anti-money laundering checks, in line with HMRC regulations, and if the sale is high value, we may also carry out additional contracting to ensure the sale goes ahead smoothly.

Close the deal

We manage all logistics from collection to safe delivery. Once the buyer has paid, we will arrange the packing and shipping – typically, the cost is covered by the buyer or by us. We have worldwide insurance in place, so rest assured that in the unlikely event of loss or damage after leaving your possession, we will cover it.

All consigned artworks are condition-checked before reaching the buyer, either by our experienced art handlers or one of our many trusted fine art logistics partners. Our buyers have five days from delivery to notify us of any issues. After this time, we usually consider the sale to be complete and we can make payment to you as soon as possible.