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Jack Richards Collection IV | Catalogue Online The catalogue for Webb’s Decorative Arts live auction Worldly Possessions: The Collection of Jack C. Richards Part IV is now online. Dr. Richards’ work as an internationally-renowned linguis
Fine Wines & Whiskies Online Auction | Bidding Closing Webb’s first Fine Wines & Whiskies Online Auction of the year closes today. This sale features a fantastic selection of wines and spirits, with bids starting from as little as $1.
Jewels Online | Bidding Closing Bidding closes tonight for Webb’s first Jewels online auction of the year! It is full to the brim with diamonds and gemstones, fashion-forward accessories, objects with that touch of vintage mystique, and timep
The Estate | Bidding Closing If you have been ogling over that mid century chaise lounge, secretly desiring that that Arts and Crafts pair of chairs or hoping to impress someone with a thoughtful gift... now is the time to place your highest bid. Th
Visions of Wellington | On View Now This exhibition is a veritable love letter to New Zealand’s Capital and brings together historical and 20th century artists representing a wide range of mediums and styles yet all sharing a fascination for t
Fine Wines & Whiskies | Online Auction Webb’s first Fine Wines & Whiskies Online auction of the year kicks off today and it features a fantastic selection of wines and spirits, with bids starting from as little as $1. This is an excell
The Estate | Bidding Open Webb’s first The Estate online auction of 2024 is on now and fans of designer furniture and industrial design — from mid-century though to today — are spoiled for choice. New Zealand Arts and Crafts piece
We are accepting final entries — by both on-the-ascent and well-established New Zealand artists — for the next instalment of Select, a curated, art live auction that will take place on February 2024. Following on from the excellent
Webb’s joins the country in expressing our great sadness at the passing of artist Selwyn Muru (Ngāti Kurī, Te Aupōuri, Te Pātū, Ngāti Rēhia, Muri Kahara, Te Whakatōhea). Often described as one of the ‘most original Māori thinkers of his

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