Mixed: street address on the site, website did not answer at the last check — as of .
Found in 1 public source: Google Maps listing.
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Mixed: street address on the site — as of Oct 2, 2026. These are facts the registry could check, not an endorsement.
19 reviews, 1.8 out of 5 on average. None of them comes from a Closo order yet — Closo counts only reviews from a purchase it can see.
The registry records Christie's Fine Art Auctioneer at 20 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, NY — the address on the company's public footprint. Shipping terms are agreed with the supplier; Closo does not quote them here.
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Google Maps lists it as: Art gallery.
No Closo reviews yet; 19 reviews on other sites. Closo counts only reviews from a purchase it can see.
Signed a Private Sales agreement with Christie’s France last year to sell part of our antique silver collection. It was collected in May 2025 from our domicile in Spain and immediately shipped to France. Upon its arrival in France it was immediately confiscated by French Customs as a French hallmark apparently needed to be added to all precious metal items entering France. Communications and information from Christie’s on what was happening and why were minimal. The silver collection was eventually released after about one year once the hallmark had been added in May /June 2026 and in the mean
Christie’s had reviewed some Japanese prints I submitted to their website, they then rejected them 3 months later. They responded by saying the prints don’t meet the threshold of sales of sales they’re looking for (I’ve been rejected numerous times over the years). So, I sold them privately.
Ironically, and 6 months later, I’m looking at Christie’s auction results and what do I find?: my print (with distinct attributes) Zojoji Temple Shiba having sold for 3 times the amount which I sold it for. And yet another the following Spring sold; both getting 40k total.
Not that this is a bad thing.
Popped in to see the Winter Egg. Was shocked by its appearance. I thought such an experience item should not be touched by bare hands… I noticed several greasy fingerprints on the crystal shell. Ether it was a copy, unprofessional handling, or preserved emperors prints.
they're gold diggers. unless item is all god given, and holy, they don't even let you sell it at auction and deny every single claim. all products need to be gold. THEY'RE GOLD DIGGERS!
I would like to say that Natalie S. at the NY office has impeccable customer service. So, I give her a 5⭐.
However, the "expertise" people who reviewed the items I submitted for auction estimates is where I have legitimate complaints.
I am a former gallery owner (retired), artist and a minor collector of various types of art. I purchase my personal collection pieces through reputable (licensed) businesses.
So,I am not ignorant of the art market and its quirk's.
Though, all four items I submitted (one with COA, another is a limited edition item that I have seen come to auction previously,
Christie's used my identity to auction a piece by a different artist. I tried contacting the relevant art department to ask for their counsel's email address, which is nowhere to be found of their mostly nonfunctional website. Their employee was rude to the point of verbal abuse and hung up on me. I barely spoke a sentence to him, he was verbally abusive because I called the number listed for him on Christie's site during working hours in his time zone.
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a street address that checks out, 19 reviews on other sites — and, on a Closo order, your money held until the pallet arrives.
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