Private Advisory · Fine Art
Fine art.
Without the gallery.
A 15-minute call with an advisor who already knows the market. No platform. No subscription. No noise.
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A 15-minute call with an advisor who already knows the market. No platform. No subscription. No noise.
Most asset classes drifted sideways in 2025. Fine art didn't. Combined fine art auction sales climbed 11%. Impressionist sales surged 80.4%. The market for works above $10 million lifted 19.4%.
The point isn't that art always rises. It doesn't. The point is that art moves differently from your equities — which is the only reason to hold it.
We don't run a platform. We don't list inventory online. We don't push works that aren't suited to you.
The conversation starts with your existing position and the problem you're trying to solve. No template. No script.
Art isn't right for every portfolio. If yours is one of them, we say so on the call. We'd rather lose the call than the trust.
If it does fit, we cover where the demand sits, what's available at your level, and what to ignore. Then we leave you to decide.
Investor Daily is for UK-based individuals already comfortable holding alternative assets — property, private equity, collectibles — and weighing fine art as one component of a long-horizon allocation.
It is not for first-time investors. It is not a route to a quick return. We're allergic to both.
Fine art is not classified as a regulated financial product in the UK. It sits alongside property and other collectibles as an alternative asset. We advise on works; we do not provide regulated financial advice.
Decided on the call. We work across price tiers and tailor to what you're trying to do.
We never quote returns. Industry-wide performance is tracked publicly by Knight Frank's Luxury Investment Index and the Art Basel × UBS Global Art Market Report.
Several years, usually. Art is a long-horizon asset. The cost of holding it short-term, after auction fees and insurance, rarely makes sense.
Nothing. No payment details. No enrolment. No follow-up unless you ask for one.
We advise on works on behalf of private clients. Where we are introduced to a work by a gallery or auction house, we say so plainly on the call.
We'll know inside the call whether it's worth a second.