Thirty years ago, the auction house or dealer with the largest library of books on art and antiques wielded great power to shape the trade and profit from it. Their extensive resources allowed them to secure the best consignments and attract top bidders through their expertise. The internet changed everything and opened digital libraries […]
The Power of Proper Lot Sequencing and Tiering
In addition to offering more lots, a faster pace, a greater variety of categories, and higher-quality photos per lot, auction houses should be more deliberate in how these diverse categories are tiered throughout the sale and how the lots are sequenced. One of the most effective ways to prioritize tiers within a category is by […]
More Lots, More Lots, More Lots!
As the pace of an auction increases, the number of lots must also increase. Expanding the number of lots in a single day’s sale offers several benefits for both the auction house and buyers. By increasing the number of lots to over 500 per day, auctioneers achieve greater efficiency in labor and administrative costs. Additionally, […]
Variety is the Spice of Life: The Power of Diverse Auctions
Time and again, we’ve found that the most successful auctions share key elements including a fast pace, a large number of lots, and a large number of photographs per lot. Another key element for a successful auction: a diverse range of categories. This combination creates the ideal bidding environment—one that maximizes registered bidders, absentee bids, […]
Put the Pedal to the Metal: Why Faster Auctions Drive Better Results
In the past decade, we have proven time and again that increasing the pace of an auction—selling more lots per hour—leads to higher bidder engagement, better bidder retention, and significantly more lots sold in a given day. A faster pace not only minimizes passed lots but also maximizes the prices realized. Yet, the recent trend […]
Winter 2025 Two-Day Highlights
Thank you for making the Winter 2025 auction the most successful in company history! With an incredible 99% sell-through rate, results surpassing the two-day high estimate by over 40% ($650,000), and a worldwide audience of 6,300 registered bidders from more than 60 countries, we are beyond thrilled and deeply grateful to everyone who participated and […]
How Case Auctions Achieves Exceptional Results Regardless of Economic Conditions
At Case Auctions, we continually seek answers to a key question: What makes auctions more engaging for buyers and consignors while consistently delivering exceptional performance in sales and profits, even in challenging economic climates? A dedication to innovation has driven us to refine our approach over the past decade. By analyzing each auction, we’ve identified […]
January 25th – 26th Fine Art and Antique Auction Preview
Below is an early preview of the January 25th – 26th auction at our Knoxville, Tennessee gallery. In-person bidding plus phone, absentee, and internet bidding will be available. Over 1,200+ lots of fine art, antiques, and jewelry from fine Southeastern estates and collections including the estate of Gertrude S. Caldwell, Nashville; the estate of John […]
Summer Auction Preview – July 9-10
Our Summer auction is scheduled for July 9th-10th in Knoxville. A few items from the upcoming auction are below. Watch for more items to be added to this page in the coming weeks and our full catalog in early June. If you would like to have items consigned for future auctions, click here. Important miniature […]
Sept. 19, 2014: Case presents overview of local artists at Knox Heritage “Lost & Found” luncheon
KNOX HERITAGE PRESENTS “LOST & FOUND” LUNCH AT HISTORIC WESTWOOD, September 19, 2014 John Case with Case Antiques, Inc to present overview of local 19th and 20th century artists and their place in the current market for regional fine & decorative arts Knox Heritage continues its series of educational lunches, Lost & Found, on Friday, September 19th at 11:30 […]
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