Guide to Hong Kong's Auctions in 2025

Hong Kong continues to solidify its status as a premier global auction hub, with 2025 promising a vibrant calendar of events across art, luxury goods, and collectibles. Below is a curated guide to the most anticipated auctions scheduled for the year:

January 2025

  • Sotheby's Hong Kong: Modern and Contemporary Art Evening Sale

    • Date: January 18

    • Venue: Sotheby's Hong Kong Gallery

    • Highlights: Featuring works by modern masters such as Zao Wou-Ki and contemporary artists like Yayoi Kusama and Gerhard Richter.

  • Christie's Luxury Week: Watches and Jewelry

    • Date: January 25

    • Venue: Christie's Hong Kong Office

    • Highlights: Showcasing rare timepieces and high jewelry from brands like Patek Philippe, Rolex, and Cartier.

February 2025

  • Poly Auction: Chinese Paintings and Calligraphy

    • Date: February 8

    • Venue: Poly Auction House, Wan Chai

    • Highlights: A curated selection of classical and modern Chinese paintings and calligraphy by renowned artists.

  • Bonhams: Fine Wine and Spirits

    • Date: February 15

    • Venue: Bonhams Hong Kong Office

    • Highlights: Premium selections of rare wines and spirits, including vintage Bordeaux, Burgundy, and limited-edition whiskies.

March 2025

  • Phillips: 20th Century & Contemporary Art

    • Date: March 22

    • Venue: Phillips Hong Kong Gallery

    • Highlights: Featuring works by Jean-Michel Basquiat, Yoshitomo Nara, and Southeast Asian masters.

  • China Guardian: Asian Art and Antiques

    • Date: March 29

    • Venue: China Guardian Auction House

    • Highlights: A collection of Chinese ceramics, jade carvings, and antique furniture.

April 2025

  • Sotheby's: Magnificent Jewels

    • Date: April 12

    • Venue: Sotheby's Hong Kong Gallery

    • Highlights: A dazzling array of rare gemstones, signed jewelry, and unique pieces from renowned designers.

  • Ravenel Auction: Contemporary Asian Art

    • Date: April 19

    • Venue: Ravenel Auction House

    • Highlights: Focusing on contemporary art by Asian artists, including works from China, Japan, and Southeast Asia.

May 2025

  • Christie's: Modern and Contemporary Southeast Asian Art

    • Date: May 10

    • Venue: Christie's Hong Kong Office

    • Highlights: Showcasing works by Affandi, Hendra Gunawan, and Latiff Mohidin.

  • Luxury Auction: Rare Handbags and Accessories

    • Date: May 24

    • Venue: The Peninsula Hong Kong

    • Highlights: Featuring iconic Hermès Birkin bags, Chanel classics, and limited-edition accessories.

June 2025

  • Sotheby's: Fine Watches

    • Date: June 7

    • Venue: Sotheby's Hong Kong Gallery

    • Highlights: A collection of rare and vintage timepieces from Patek Philippe, Audemars Piguet, and independent watchmakers.

  • Poly Auction: Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art

    • Date: June 21

    • Venue: Poly Auction House, Wan Chai

    • Highlights: Featuring Chinese ceramics, jade carvings, and other artworks from various dynasties.

July 2025

  • Bonhams: Asian Art

    • Date: July 5

    • Venue: Bonhams Hong Kong Office

    • Highlights: Offering Chinese ceramics, Japanese prints, and Southeast Asian sculptures.

  • Phillips: Design and Decorative Arts

    • Date: July 19

    • Venue: Phillips Hong Kong Gallery

    • Highlights: A curated selection of mid-century modern furniture, decorative arts, and design objects.

August 2025

  • Sotheby's: Contemporary Art Evening Sale

    • Date: August 9

    • Venue: Sotheby's Hong Kong Gallery

    • Highlights: Featuring works by leading contemporary artists such as Banksy, KAWS, and Takashi Murakami.

  • Christie's: Rare Whisky and Spirits

    • Date: August 23

    • Venue: Christie's Hong Kong Office

    • Highlights: A premium selection of rare whiskies, including Macallan, Yamazaki, and limited-edition releases.

September 2025

  • Ravenel Auction: Modern and Contemporary Art

    • Date: September 6

    • Venue: Ravenel Auction House

    • Highlights: Featuring works by Zao Wou-Ki,

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