Luxury Design

Shapiro Auctioneers has established itself as the premier auction house for the secondary sale of luxury brands. With our dedicated expertise and integrity, clients can bid and sell with confidence. Specialising in designer handbags, exotics, costume jewellery, accessories such as sunglasses, scarves, small leather goods, collectables, and clothing by brands including Celine, Chanel, Christian Dior, Gucci, Hermes, Louis Vuitton, Prada, Yves Saint Laurent, we hold two seasonal auctions annually.

For a confidential and obligation-free appraisal please contact one of our specialists.

Sale Highlights

Hermes Sold for $36,818 Incl BP

Hermes Sold for $33,600 Incl BP

Hermes Sold for $47,864 Incl BP

Hermes Sold for $42,000 Incl BP

Hermes Sold for $48,000 Incl BP

Hermes Sold for $24,000 Incl BP

Hermes Sold for $38,045 Incl BP

Hermes Sold for $14,400 Incl BP

Hermes Sold for $26,400 Incl BP

Hermes Sold for $11,640 Incl BP

Hermes Sold for $15,600 Incl BP

Hermes Sold for $2,160 Incl BP

Chanel Sold for $5,160 Incl BP

Chanel Sold for $4,080 Incl BP

Chanel Sold for $9,000 Incl BP

Chanel Sold for $1,560 Incl BP

Gucci Sold for $3,120 Incl BP

Christian Louboutin Sold for $720 Incl BP

Louis Vuitton Sold for $1,920 Incl BP

Louis Vuitton

Georgia Pan

Couture and Luxury Design
Australian Studio Ceramics
Estates and Trusts

E: georgia@shapiro.com.au
T: (02) 9326 1588

Georgia holds a Bachelor of Arts (Art History) and a Bachelor of Commerce (Economics) from the University of Sydney. After graduating, she pursued a brief career in commercial banking however was repeatedly drawn back to the arts and subsequently worked for the Sydney Writers' Festival, Sydney Festival, and Sydney Film Festival. Prior to joining Shapiro Auctioneers in 2014, she also worked for a variety of commercial galleries and institutions including the Museum of Contemporary Art and Sydney Contemporary Art Fair, as well as curating her own exhibitions in artist run project spaces. Besides her longstanding love of fashion and couture, Georgia has an avid interest in studio ceramics from the early to mid-20th Century.