Bonhams Reports $970 Million in Global Sales for 2025, Highlighting Record Hong Kong and New York Performances
In 2025, Bonhams achieved impressive global sales of $970 million USD, thanks to a mix of auctions and private transactions worldwide. The auction house was active in 24 countries, drawing in buyers from 133 different nations, which underscores its extensive reach and diverse collector base. Major highlights featured record-breaking results in Hong Kong and a standout performance during Bonhams New York's 20th & 21st Century Art Week, signaling robust market optimism before the new US flagship opens on February 9, 2026. With sales spanning over 65 categories, fine art, luxury items, and collector cars led the way. Notable auctions included the Gene Hackman Collection at $3 million and Downton Abbey at $2.3 million, reflecting strong overall results.
Key facts
- Bonhams achieved $970 million USD in global sales in 2025
- Sales occurred across auctions and private sales worldwide
- Bonhams operated in 24 countries and attracted buyers from 133 countries
- Record-breaking performance was noted at Bonhams Hong Kong
- Bonhams New York's 20th & 21st Century Art Week had its strongest global result
- A new US flagship is set to open on 9 February 2026
- Sales covered over 65 categories, led by fine art, luxury, and collector cars
- Notable collections sold included the Gene Hackman Collection ($3 million) and Downton Abbey ($2.3 million)
Entities
Institutions
- Bonhams
- Bonhams Hong Kong
- Bonhams New York
Locations
- London
- United Kingdom
- Hong Kong
- China
- New York
- United States