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Webb’s is New Zealand’s longest running multi-departmental auction house, specialising in Fine Art, Decorative Arts, Jewellery and Fine and Rare Wines. Established in 1976, Webb’s has a long and rich history as New Zealand’s premier auction house. Founder Peter Webb began his career in the art industry as exhibitions officer at Auckland Art Gallery in the 1950s. He established Auckland’s first dealer gallery and opened with Colin McCahon’s first Auckland exhibition in 1958; then, by the early 1970s, Webb began to introduce art auctions to his New Zealand clients. These auctions were met with an enthusiastic response and, gradually, the business transformed to be the first auction house in New Zealand to sell contemporary art at auction.

Fine Art
Auckland, Auckland Region
Founded in unknown
11-50 employees

Webb’s is New Zealand’s longest running multi-departmental auction house, specialising in Fine Art, Decorative Arts, Jewellery and Fine and Rare Wines. Established in 1976, Webb’s has a long and rich history as New Zealand’s premier auction house. Founder Peter Webb began his career in the art industry as exhibitions officer at Auckland Art Gallery in the 1950s. He established Auckland’s first dealer gallery and opened with Colin McCahon’s first Auckland exhibition in 1958; then, by the early 1970s, Webb began to introduce art auctions to his New Zealand clients. These auctions were met with an enthusiastic response and, gradually, the business transformed to be the first auction house in New Zealand to sell contemporary art at auction.

Company Information

Industry
Fine Art
Company Type
Privately Held
Founded
unknown
Employee Range
11-50
Revenue Range
Not available

Location

Address
33a Normanby Road Auckland
City
Auckland
Region
Auckland Region
Postal Code
1023
Country
New Zealand

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