Nashville, Tennessee

Welcome to the Nashville office of Case Auctions, Tennessee’s foremost auction house, serving Middle Tennessee, West Tennessee, Kentucky, and Alabama! Please contact us if you have fine art, antiques, or jewelry to sell, or need an appraisal. We can work with entire estates and collections, or single items of significant value.

Our cataloged, curated, and internationally-marketed auctions feature in-person, online and telephone bidding options. We also provide pickup and packing services if needed.

2106 21st Avenue South, Suite #2
Nashville, TN
37212
(615) 610-8018

By appointment only

Services offered:

Estate Liquidations
Cataloged Auctions
Appraisals
Looking to sell fine art, antiques and jewelry in one of our international cataloged auctions through one of our four locations? Click here to learn how to send us pictures and begin the consignment process. We also have consignment offices in Chattanooga, Knoxville, and Kingsport, Tennessee. Our reach is worldwide, allowing you the opportunity to consign locally and sell globally.

Note: Case is a consignment based auction house, offering curated, cataloged auctions of fine art and antiques.

We do not buy art and antiques. Rather, we work on our consignors’ behalf to sell paintings, jewelry, silver and other historical objects in the worldwide, upscale auction market.

Sarah Campbell Drury, an accredited appraiser with more than 18 years experience in valuing and selling upscale art and antiques, directs Case’s office in Nashville. A graduate of David Lipscomb University in Nashville, Ms. Drury served museum, corporate and individual clients in a private appraisal practice before joining Case in 2008 as Vice President of Fine and Decorative Arts. She is an accredited member of the International Society of Appraisers and is trained, tested and current in the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice, considered the gold standard for professional appraisers. She is available to meet with potential consignors and appraisal clients by appointment at Case’s office in the Hillsboro-Vanderbilt area of Nashville, or through home visits (email sarah@caseantiques.com to learn more).

Ms. Drury has authored articles for The Magazine Antiques, Silver Magazine, The Maine Antiques Digest, and Antique Week Newspaper. She has been a featured speaker/appraiser for the Tennessee Historical Society, Nashville and Knoxville Public Television, Newschannel 5’s Talk of the Town, The Tennessee Decorative Arts Symposium at Belmont University, Traveller’s Rest Plantation, Rock Castle State Historic Site, and Two Rivers Mansion. She is also active in the Nashville community, having served on the boards of Senior Citizens Inc. (now FiftyForward) and her church, and as a volunteer for the Junior League of Nashville, Sierra Club Inner City Outings, Room in the Inn, Historic Nashville Inc., and Nashville Public Schools.

” I’ve inherited a house full of art and antiques – where do I start?”

“ I’m downsizing – do I keep or sell? Auction or Estate Sale or both?”

“Do I really have to ship my art and antiques out of state to sell them for top dollar?”

Every day, we work with families, estate executors, trust officers, and even museums to help answer these questions. Our goal is to provide integrity, knowledge and solutions – and, when appropriate, discretion. References from our many satisfied private clients are available on request, but Case’s reputation in the world of arts and antiques is well established. In 2007, Case held a single-owner auction in Nashville of the art and antiques from the historic Glen Leven Plantation. Other notable Nashville estates and collections have included the estate of Sarah Hunter Hicks Green (of Devon Farm Plantation), the estate of Margaret Lindsley Warden, and the estate of Dr. Benjamin Caldwell (2017). Case has also auctioned deaccessioned art and antiques for the Knoxville Museum of Art, the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art, Cheekwood, Belle Meade Plantation, and the Birmingham Museum of Art, and from prestigious private and corporate collections. Case’s catalogued live auctions are marketed worldwide via the internet, print and social media, and Case holds world art auction records for several artists and in a variety of collecting categories.

Our Nashville auction and appraisal office is located in the historic Vanderbilt-Hillsboro Village area, just off Interstate 440, at 2106 21st Avenue South, Suite #2, Nashville TN, 37212. We serve clients throughout Middle Tennessee, as well as in Memphis and West Tennessee, Southern Kentucky, and Northern Alabama including Huntsville and Birmingham. Office visits and site visits are available. Office hours are by appointment only.