New Orleans Auction Galleries

Biography

Established in 1991, New Orleans Auction Galleries proudly identifies as the preeminent auction house of the South.

Situated in the heart of New Orleans' historic Art District, New Orleans Auction Galleries has been highlighted by The Wall Street Journal, Antique Monthly, Architectural Digest, Art & Antiques, Entrepreneur, Martha Stewart Living, Millionaire Magazine, Nations Bank Business, The New York Times, Travel and Leisure, Entertainment Tonight, Larry King Live, CNN, and E!-TV, among myriad other publications and television programs. New Orleans Auction Galleries also commands a robust international audience, boasting over six meticulously catalogued auctions annually, and partnering with Invaluable.com for over 200 auctions, to date.

Lending further to its cosmopolitan prestige, New Orleans Auction Galleries has repeatedly set world auction records, and boasts the highest paid price for a lot sold at auction in the South, for a Fine American Colonial Mahogany Tall Chest in the Philadelphia Chippendale style, at $731,000.

Services & Staff

New Orleans Auction Galleries' renowned, comprehensive catalogues feature the finest paintings, decorative arts, sterling and coin silver, estate jewelry, and furniture, representing consignments from private collections, fine estates, institutions, and foundations. These catalogues, composed both by New Orleans Auction Galleries' distinguished team of experts, and by specialized consultants, are distributed internationally, and are also available prior to each auction for online perusal, at no cost.

New Orleans Auction Galleries offers the expertise of its team of specialists for item estimates and appraisals; for questions concerning valuations and consignments, contact them through this link.

Follow Them Online

New Orleans Auction Galleries features a well-maintained website, which provides access to catalogues of future and past auctions, past sales results, news and events, and much more. Additionally, one may request condition reports, and sign up for their mailing list, as well. One may also follow New Orleans Auction Galleries on Facebook and Pinterest.