Photo credit: Broad Arrow Auction
The results of Broad Arrow Auctions at the Amelia Island auction on March 7-8 highlight how far the young American auction house has come in its relatively short life. Just three years after its debut, comparing the data, it becomes clear why we can title this commentary Big, Bigger, Biggest — the new American auction house is giving strong and convincing signs of growth and stability. Moreover, Broad Arrow is not stopping here; it has already announced a European debut in May with a sale that promises fireworks during the Concorso d’Eleganza at Villa d’Este.
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