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Auction catalog for an important art auction focusing on Australian Art featuring a specific lot of a painting by Jeffrey Smart.

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How to fill out Sotheby's

1. Visit the Sotheby's website or directly go to your local Sotheby's office.
2. Create an account or log in if you already have one.
3. Choose the service you need, whether it's buying, selling, or appraising art and collectibles.
4. If selling, provide detailed information about the item, including its condition, provenance, and estimates.
5. Upload high-quality images of the item from different angles.
6. Fill out any required forms, including the consignment agreement.
7. Review the terms and conditions and submit your request.
8. For buying, browse upcoming auctions and place bids on items of interest.
9. Keep track of auction dates and be ready to act when the auction is live.

Who needs Sotheby's?

1. Art collectors looking to buy or sell high-value artworks.
2. Individuals seeking professional appraisal services for their collectibles.
3. Investors looking to diversify their portfolios with fine art and collectibles.
4. Estate executors managing valuable items for inheritance distribution.
5. Cultural institutions seeking to acquire or deaccession pieces.

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Is Sotheby's public?

In 2019 Sotheby's was acquired by Patrick Drahi for $3.7 billion, becoming again a private company and no longer trading on the NYSE.

Can anyone walk into Sotheby's?

Sotheby's Café, located in the New Bond Street auction house, serves breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea. Sotheby's galleries are open to the public and free to visit.

How much does Sotheby's charge to sell?

Seller's Commission A commission paid by the seller to Sotheby's, which is deducted from the hammer price. Sotheby's standard seller's commission is 10% of the hammer price. Minimum $500 seller's commission applicable to any lot with a low estimate of $5,000 or less, whether sold or unsold.

Is Sotheby's open to the public?

Sotheby's puts the lots from each of its sales on public display for approximately one week before the actual auction of those lots. Sotheby's exhibitions are open to the public and are an excellent opportunity to learn and examine fine art and antiques first-hand.

Can you just go to Sotheby's?

Sotheby's galleries are open to the public and free to visit.

What is the difference between Christie's and Sotheby's?

Christie's is privately owned by François Pinault, a French billionaire, while Sotheby's was a publicly listed firm. Because of Christie's private existence, it is only permitted to announce its final sales to the press. On the other hand, Sotheby's was held responsible for disclosing details to its shareholders.

Is Sotheby's high end?

Established in 1744, Sotheby's is the world's premier destination for art and luxury. Sotheby's promotes access to and ownership of exceptional art and luxury objects through auctions and buy-now channels including private sales, e-commerce and retail.

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What is Sotheby's?

Sotheby's is a prestigious auction house that specializes in art, antiques, and other valuable items.

Who is required to file Sotheby's?

Individuals or entities that own items being sold at Sotheby's auctions are required to file the necessary documentation.

How to fill out Sotheby's?

To fill out Sotheby's forms, provide detailed descriptions of the items, their provenance, and any relevant historical information.

What is the purpose of Sotheby's?

The purpose of Sotheby's is to facilitate the auctioning of fine art and valuable collectibles, connecting buyers and sellers.

What information must be reported on Sotheby's?

Required information includes item descriptions, estimated values, provenance, and any applicable legal documentation.