Butterscotch Auction Gallery LLC

Established in 1987 in New York, Butterscotch Auction Gallery proudly identifies as the preeminent auction house in Westchester County. Nestled in historic Bedford Village, Butterscotch Auction Gallery conducts three auctions annually in the town’s two-hundred-year-old Historical Hall, and has partnered with Invaluable.com for eight auctions, to date. Catering to a cosmopolitan audience of collectors, dealers, and museum curators, the Gallery features a smorgasbord of collections at auction, and frequently highlights fine works of American art and jewelry.

Butterscotch Auction Gallery boasts many notable sales, including that of an Andy Warhol "Uncle Sam" screenprint, in colors with diamond dust, for $21,000; an Anthony Thieme oil on canvas, of a St. Augustine water view with sailors on a boat, which sold for $60,000; Lynn Chadwick's "Paper Hat" bronze, which achieved $20,000 over its top estimate, at $60,000; a Paul Evans sculpture and enameled-iron console cabinet, which garnered $100,000; a rare Grueby low-form vase, which brought in a record-setting $102,000; and a still-life painting by renowned Dutch Golden Age artist Rachel Ruysch, which fetched a record-breaking $2,040,000.

Services & Staff

With owner Paul Marinucci at the helm, Butterscotch Auction Gallery offers the expertise of its team of specialists for in-home consultations, at no cost. Items submitted for consignment incur no additional charges for pickup, storage, photography, and cataloging services rendered. The Gallery employs a flat fee commission rate, which is assessed in accordance with the value and size of each individual consignment.

Additionally, Butterscotch Auction Gallery advertises each of its auctions in a plethora of international trade publications, including The Antiques Trade Gazette, The Maine Antique Digest, and Antiques and the Arts Weekly, thereby ensuring maximum exposure for each item consigned for auction through the Gallery.

Follow Them Online

Butterscotch Auction Gallery features a well-maintained website, with information concerning upcoming auctions, past auction highlights, the Gallery's mailing list, and much more. Additionally, a comprehensive delineation of services rendered is made available for perusal.