The formidable photographer Jane Ussher, MNZM went on assignment for Webb's Works of Art catalogue and captured these images at the Ōhinetahi House & Garden.

This significant McCahon work has drawn plenty of attention in the March 2026 Works of Art catalogue

From punk rocker to global design star. We explore this seminal creative’s ideas and products ahead of his arrival in New Zealand as headline keynote speaker at Auckland Design Week 2026.

It is an absolute honour to present our March Important Jewels, Watches & Luxury Accessories auction, the first for 2026.

Style and Substance

Webb’s is honoured to present our latest Fine Wines & Whiskies Live Auction catalogue, including the personal collection of the late Peter Taylor

Webb’s supports Māori art and artists on the worldwide stage

Webb's is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Megan Shaw as the new manager of the art department.

We speak to Webb’s recently appointed Specialist, Art Online.

In 2026, Webb’s will celebrate its 50th anniversary as New Zealand’s premier auction house. To mark this milestone, we are curating a landmark exhibition that will reunite 50 of the most significant pieces ever sold through Webb’s — including artworks, jewellery, wine, cars, and decorative arts.

In support of the Colin McCahon Legacy Project.

In an era of fast-furniture and rising waste, choosing antique, vintage, mid-century classics and designer pieces is both a practical and principled act.

It’s hard not to love Alfa Romeo, a marque commonly heralded—even in the 21st century —as a marque for drivers. That may seem an obvious objective of any car manufacturer, but technology has advanced rapidly in the past five decades, and with it the disconnect between pilot and machine. 

Discover Don Binney’s Two Aspects of Tokatoka (1980), a striking diptych celebrating Northland’s Tokatoka Peak and Binney’s evolving landscape vision.

Welcome to our final Collectors’ Cars, Motorcycles & Automobilia of the year.

Michael Smither is an artist who responds to his environment. The places he lived and the people close to him are often the subject matter for his hard-edge paintings and prints.

Toni MacKinnon, Director of The Suter Art Gallery Te Aratoi o Whakatū, speaks to artist Karl Maughan about his influences, his evolving approach to garden painting, and the interplay between constructed landscapes and artistic imagination. 

It is a great pleasure to present our spring Works of Art auction catalogue. It has been a busy and vibrant few months in the cultural sector, and this spring catalogue reflects these trends, offering a stellar lineup from the movers and shakers both past and present, who are influencing the artworld. 

Material Culture gives form to human experience. These objects are the physical traces of belief systems, social structures, spiritual life, and artistic vision. They carry the stories of makers and communities, of cultural continuity and change.

Bids soar to $450,000 for sought-after vintage and rare guitars in a single, online auction.