Fine Art Shippers offers a full range of art pick-up and white glove delivery services in New York, Miami, Denver, Los Angeles, Chicago, and other cities across the US. We can collect artwork from any auction house or gallery and deliver it anywhere in the world quickly, safely, and on time.
From anywhere in the U.S.
to anywhere in the world
Doyle, a renowned NYC-based auction house since 1962, is globally respected for its integrity and expertise under Kathleen M. Doyle and Laura Doyle's leadership. Specializing in fine art, jewelry, furniture, and decorative arts, Doyle serves sophisticated collectors, curators, and estate executors worldwide. Fine Art Shippers is honored to be Doyle’s recommended shipper, ensuring secure art transportation that meets their high standards and client expectations.
Showplace Antique + Design Center in Manhattan is a renowned destination for 19th and 20th-century art, featuring over 250 antique dealers since 1993. It offers a wide range of antique furniture, vintage decor, fashion, jewelry, and fine art in various styles from Art Nouveau to Postmodern. Fine Art Shippers proudly provides specialized art moving services to buyers and sellers at Showplace, ensuring secure transport for valuable acquisitions and sales.
ARCIS is Manhattan’s premier art storage facility, equipped to protect priceless art and other cultural property from around the world. ARCIS offers discerning local and global clientele the industry’s finest service available in art storage in a unique, highly secure facility. ARCIS mission is to safeguard the world’s most exceptional works of art and collections, within New York City, the art capital of the world.
The Philadelphia Museum of Art—in partnership with the city, the region, and art museums around the globe—seeks to preserve, enhance, interpret, and extend the reach of its great collections in particular, and the visual arts in general, to an increasing and increasingly diverse audience as a source of delight, illumination, and lifelong learning. For nearly 150 years, the museum has reflected the unique passions of Philadelphia collectors and curators.