“Scottish art carries a sense of place and identity that resonates far beyond our borders. With every auction, our aim is bring remarkable works into the spotlight and connect them with collectors who feel their significance.”
- Nick Curnow, Vice Chairman & Head of Fine Art
Scottish Paintings & Sculpture: Auction FAQs
Our next Scottish art auction takes place live in Edinburgh and online on 05 June, at 2pm and 6pm. Future sale dates are listed within the auction calendar with catalogues are available to browse in advance.
You can bid in person at our Edinburgh saleroom, online via our bidding platform, by telephone or by submitting an absentee bid in advance. Full bidding information is available on our website.
Yes. Public viewings are held prior to the auction, allowing clients to see paintings and sculpture in person. Viewing dates and times are published alongside the auction catalogue
The auction typically includes 19th and 20th-century Scottish paintings, works by the Scottish Colourists, Glasgow Boys, Edinburgh School artists, contemporary Scottish painters and sculpture by leading Scottish artists.
Scottish Paintings & Sculpture sales frequently include works by artists associated with the Scottish Colourists and other significant movements in Scottish art history. Highlights are detailed within each catalogue.
Bidders can register online through our website or contact our Client Services team for assistance. Registration must be completed before the auction begins.
Yes. Detailed condition reports are available upon request. Our specialists are happy to provide additional images or information to assist with bidding decisions.
If you are considering selling Scottish art, our specialists can provide a free auction estimate and advise on the appropriate sale. Enquiries can be submitted online or discussed directly with the department.