Sell with us
Reach collectors without the hidden extras.
For dealers, galleries and auction houses who want modern tools, clear terms and logistics that are handled for them.
What you get
Everything you need to sell well.
Transparent fees
Commission tiers will be published before launch — no surprise add-ons.
Live & timed tools
A clerking console for live sales, plus timed sales with proxy bids and soft close.
Fixed price & offers
List inventory at a set price or accept offers between sales.
Logistics handled
Buyers get shipping quotes on the lot page; we coordinate packing, freight and customs.
Catalog ingestion
Import catalogs by CSV or XML, with photo processing and condition-report tools.
Vetted badge
Reviewed sellers display a vetted mark that buyers can trust.
Example listing — for illustration
What a lot page will look like.
An illustration of the lot layout — no real object, seller or price.
Example: bronze vase, Meiji style
- Category
- Example category
- Maker / artist
- Shown here
- Period
- Shown here
- Dimensions & weight
- Feeds the shipping calculator
- Condition
- Full written report with photos
- Provenance
- Ownership history
- Literature & exhibitions
- Where documented
Example listing — for illustration
Applying
What we’ll ask for.
To keep standards high, applications are reviewed by specialists.
- Business name, location and website
- Collecting categories and typical price range
- How you document provenance and condition
- Auction house or dealer credentials and memberships, if any
- Sample of current inventory or recent catalog
Dealer & auction house application
Apply to sell.
Tell us about your business. A specialist reviews every application and replies personally. Commission tiers will be published before launch.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
What do sellers pay?
Commission tiers for dealers and auction houses will be published before launch.
How are sellers vetted?
Dealers and auction houses are reviewed before listing, including their credentials, provenance practices and condition reporting.
What about antiquities?
Antiquities are accepted only with documented provenance and will follow applicable import, export and cultural-property rules.