The art of the auction
GOING.
GOING.
YOURS.
Fine art. Jewellery. Timepieces.
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COLLECT
THE
MOMENT.
Be in the room.
Auction calendar
Published event schedule.
These listings preserve the schedule published on the original website. Contact us to confirm the next sale, date and venue before travelling.
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Coming Soon
THIS SUNDAY, 22nd, @ 12:30PM
WESTON, FL – BID LIVE
Unique Occasions Catering &
Events @ TDD
2360 Glades Circle, Weston, FL 33327
Preview 12:30 PM Auction 1:00 PM
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Coming Soon
THIS SUNDAY, 22nd, @ 12:30PM
WESTON, FL – BID LIVE
Unique Occasions Catering &
Events @ TDD
2360 Glades Circle, Weston, FL 33327
Preview 12:30 PM Auction 1:00 PM
About Bond Street Auctions
Connoisseurship. Confidence. Connection.
Bond Street Auctions is a distinguished auction house presenting fine art, exceptional jewelry, and important luxury timepieces through carefully curated in-person sales. Each auction is composed with discretion, precision, and respect for the caliber of the works offered.
Our philosophy
Bond Street Auctions operates at the intersection of connoisseurship and trust.
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Expertise & assurance
Every object is rigorously examined prior to sale. Jewelry and gemstones are authenticated by certified gemologists, and all descriptions are unconditionally guaranteed to be accurate. Provenance, condition, and material integrity are treated with the same seriousness as the objects themselves.
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Trusted stewardship
Recognized internationally for integrity and depth of expertise, Bond Street Auctions is entrusted with the disposition of significant assets from private collections, estates, and select commercial sources. Our role is to guide valuable property to market through a disciplined auction process that emphasizes clarity, confidence, and fair market exposure.
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Objects of significance
We focus on works valued for rarity, craftsmanship, historical relevance, and enduring global demand. From museum-recognized fine art to certified diamonds and iconic timepieces, Bond Street Auctions serves collectors who value quality, discretion, and informed acquisition.
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From first look
to final bid.
Discover
Explore the sale and ask about the pieces that interest you.
Register
Confirm the sale’s registration requirements with our team.
Bid
Review the terms and choose an available bidding method.
Collect
Follow payment instructions and arrange collection or shipping.
Behind the auction
How it works.
- Item Identification: The first step in any auction is to identify the item or items that will be auctioned. This could be anything from physical goods like artwork, antiques, or real estate, to services or intangible items.
- Documentation and Evaluation: Once the items are identified, detailed documentation and evaluation may take place. This involves gathering information about the condition, provenance, or any other relevant details that potential bidders might need to know.
- Set Terms and Conditions: Auctioneers establish the terms and conditions of the auction, including starting bids, bidding increments, auction duration, and any special rules that may apply. These terms are communicated to potential bidders through auction catalogs, websites, or other promotional materials.
- Advertising: To attract potential bidders, auctions require effective marketing and promotion. This can involve traditional advertising methods such as print media, as well as online promotion through websites, social media, and email campaigns.
- Preview Period: Many auctions offer a preview period where potential bidders can inspect the items up for auction. This helps build interest and allows bidders to make more informed decisions.
- Registration: Interested parties may need to register for the auction. This involves providing contact information and sometimes financial details to ensure that successful bidders can fulfill their obligations.
- Bidding Process: Bidders compete by placing successive bids, and the auctioneer announces each bid until no higher bids are received. The highest bid when the auctioneer declares “going once, going twice, sold” wins the item.
- Payment and Closing: Once an item is won, the winning bidder is required to pay the winning bid amount. The auctioneer may collect payment immediately or set specific payment terms. After the payment is received, the item is officially sold, and the auction is closed.
In their own words.
Reviews published on the original Bond Street website.
Collector review
-Auctioneers are very knowledgable when it comes to knowing the value of a piece and knowing how to find bidders. They are experts in every say and clear when breaking down the appraisal. I highly recommend their services.
Wendy -Fort Lauderdale
Collector review
-Thank goodness I have found an Auction House that I can afford and a company that will market my work throughout the world. Connecting to Bond Street streamlines the marketing of my artwork by catapulting me into the path of the art collector. It is top notch.
Shlomo , Aventura
Collector review
-Exceptional Friendly knowledgeable people Great Auction House. The Auction was on a Saturday and I was Flying out the next day , my pieces arrived home the day after I did. I would highly recommend
Ruth – Long Island
Collector review
-Bond Street were extremely efficient with my purchase. Everything was clear and they helped arrange postage for me. Would do business again with no concerns. Very speedy shipping to the UK. No faults at all, exactly as described and viewed. I am very happy.
Vance-London . England
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Questions, answered.
Yes. Every item we offer is carefully vetted, with many accompanied by certificates of authenticity, third-party appraisals, or provenance documentation.
Our team uses expert gemologists and trusted watchmakers to examine luxury items, including Rolex, Patek Philippe, Cartier, and GIA-certified diamonds.
Authenticity is guaranteed. If any item is proven inauthentic by a qualified professional, we offer a full refund under our authenticity guarantee.
Many pieces include GIA certificates, COAs (Certificates of Authenticity), or appraisal documents. Listings specify exactly what is included.
Absolutely. Contact us for condition reports, extra photos, or provenance details before bidding.
We pride ourselves on transparency. Every lot includes a detailed condition report, and photos are taken to reflect the item as accurately as possible.
No. We use professional lighting but never retouch or alter images to hide imperfections. What you see is what you get.
Never. We disclose even minor flaws and strive for honest, straightforward descriptions to build long-term trust.
Most do. Especially for works by Picasso, Chagall, Dali, Warhol, and Banksy (often with Pest Control COA). COA details are noted in each listing.
Yes. All items are insured from our door to yours, providing peace of mind.
Of course. Many of our clients independently appraise items after purchase—most report values well above what they paid.
We take accuracy seriously. If your item is significantly different from its description, we will resolve the issue promptly.
Yes. Bond Street Auctions is a licensed auction house and follows all applicable state laws governing auctioneers and consumer protection.
Yes. We are a fully licensed and insured auction house. Our auctioneers, including Adam Levinsohn, are certified and regulated.
Experienced specialists, including certified gemologists, horologists, and fine art appraisers, assess our lots before sale.
Absolutely. All luxury watches are vetted, often opened and photographed, and authenticated by professionals prior to listing.
Only if explicitly stated. If an item is a reproduction, it is clearly labeled as such. No surprises.
Yes. Where available, we include origin history, gallery stamps, estate details, and COAs to help buyers understand the item’s background.
We welcome first-time bidders and offer support before, during, and after each auction. Feel free to contact us with any questions.
Yes. Auctioneer Adam Levinsohn or another member of our team is happy to assist with insights about value, authenticity, or condition.
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