How To Buy

China Guardian (HK) is staffed by an elite and prudent team who are ready to put their profound professional knowledge at the service of our customers. Since its first auction in Autumn 2012, China Guardian (HK) has achieved quite some record-breaking results, will continue to provide high quality and professional services to art collectors all over the world.

What's for sale?

1. Browse our e-catalogues on www.cguardian.com.hk from your computer or mobile device

2. Subscribe to our WeChat offical account, browsing and downloading e-catalogues and auction schedules

3. View the lot personally by coming to the auction preview

4. Purchase our print catalogues via email or from the sale room

How to bid?​

1. In Person

You can visit our auction venue in person to register a paddle 24 hours before the auctions begin.

2. Telephone Bid

Complete and sign the Telephone Bidding Form and submit to us by post, fax or email 24 hours before the auction begins. We will phone you during the auctions and bid on your behalf with the auctioneer.

3. Live Auction Platform / Advance Bid

Create an account at the China Guardian Official Website (www.cguardian.com) or China Guardian APP and register an online paddle 24 hours before the auction begins. You can enter our online saleroom and participate in live bidding, or you can place an advance bid with a maximum bid increment before the live auction begins. The submitted advance bid could not be amended or cancelled once the auction begins.

How to pay?

Once the Bidder has made a successful bid, he or she becomes the Buyer of the Auction Property. We will provide a "Buyer's invoice" listing the final amount due, including the hammer price, the buyer's commission, as well as other fees and costs to be responsible by the buyer. For further details, please refer to the "CONIDITIONS OF BUSINESS FOR BUYERS" listed in our catalogue. Successful bidders are welcome to pay at the auction venue, or pay within 7 days after the auctions with Union Pay, credit card, cash (maximum HK$80,000), cheque, bank draft or telegraphic transfer.