Sotheby's

Established in 1744, Sotheby's operates as the world's largest and most trusted marketplace for art and luxury goods. The company empowers a global community of collectors to discover, acquire, finance, and consign fine art and rare objects. With a reputation built on trust and authenticity, Sotheby's leverages an extensive international network of specialists across 40 countries and 44 distinct departments. These departments cover a wide array of categories, including Contemporary Art, Modern and Impressionist Art, Old Masters, Chinese Works of Art, jewelry, watches, wine and spirits, and interiors, among others. This vast expertise ensures comprehensive coverage and valuation for a diverse range of high-value items.

Guided by a forward-thinking spirit, Sotheby's hosts over 600 auctions annually, complemented by a cross-category selection of items available for immediate purchase through both digital and physical shopping experiences, as well as private sales. The company's operational footprint spans 49 locations worldwide, facilitating its global reach and client service capabilities. Meet Sotheby's team to learn more about the dedicated professionals driving its success in the art and luxury markets. Their specialized knowledge is key to navigating the complexities of the global art trade and providing unparalleled service to clients.

Sotheby's competes in a dynamic market alongside entities like Christie's and Heritage Auctions, positioning itself as a leader in art and luxury sales. The company reported a revenue of $591.3M, supported by an employee base ranging from 1,000 to 5,000 individuals. This scale of operation allows Sotheby's to manage significant auction volumes and private sales effectively. Explore financialView more...