Fine Art Auction Results: Sotheby’s Price Comps
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from $3.30 / 1,000 art lots
Fine Art Auction Results: Sotheby’s Price Comps
Scrape public fine art auction results from Sotheby’s, Bidsquare, and The Saleroom. Export lot details, estimates, realized prices, artists, condition, and source URLs as JSON or CSV for art valuation and market research.
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🎨 Fine-art public realized-price feed
| Collect public fine-art auction results for valuation work. Save visible lot titles, public price text, source links, dates, and images from supported result pages. |
| 🔨 Public sources Use result pages you can open without a login. | 💵 Price text Keep the value exactly as the auction site shows it. | 🖼️ Lot context Retain public images and catalogue links when available. | 📄 Ready to compare Export a clean, source-linked valuation shortlist. |
Use this Actor when an appraiser, dealer, or researcher needs a repeatable public record of auction results. It supports Sotheby’s, Bidsquare, and The Saleroom pages that are publicly accessible at run time.
🔍 What does it do?
It reads the public pages you provide and returns only fields the page exposes. Missing values are left out. It does not bypass a paywall, a login, or access controls.
👥 Who uses it?
- I am an art dealer comparing public auction outcomes before setting a purchase offer.
- I am a valuation researcher building a source-linked set of comparable lots for a client report.
- I am a collection manager reviewing market evidence without copying records one page at a time.
🚀 How to use it
| STEP 1 Paste public results URLs Choose supported public result or catalogue pages. | STEP 2 Set a record cap Start with the bounded sample and expand deliberately. | STEP 3 Review source-linked lots Sort public price text and lot details in the dataset. |
⚙️ Input
| Field | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
startUrls | array of URLs | No | Supported public result or catalogue pages. |
sources | array | No | Permitted sources for the run. |
includeImages | boolean | No | Include a public image URL where visible. |
maxItems | integer | No | Bounded number of records to save. |
📊 Data table
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
lot_title | string | Public lot title. |
artist | string | Public artist or creator where provided. |
realized_price_text | string | Price text exactly as shown by the source. |
currency | string | Public currency label or symbol. |
sale_date | string | Public result or catalogue date. |
source_url | string | Public source page. |
image_url | string | Public lot image link where provided. |
💰 Pricing
Pricing is pay per result. Empty runs cost nothing, and there are no subscriptions.
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❓ FAQ
Does it access private auction databases?
No. It only reads publicly visible pages from its supported sources.
Can it convert currencies or estimate a hammer price?
No. It keeps public price text and currency labels rather than estimating values.
Why is a field absent from a record?
That field was not exposed on the public page. The Actor does not invent missing details.
Can I use any auction page?
Use public Sotheby’s, Bidsquare, or The Saleroom result and catalogue pages. Other sites need a separate source review.
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