#1House A
41.2K
#2Your house
33.8K
#3House B
29.5K
#4House C
18.7K
#5House D
12.1K
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Your volume and rank
Lots per month, your rank among houses, and growth on the prior period.
See your sales against every house we track.
Lot volumes, market share, hammer prices, and the lots only you offer, beside 500+ auction houses.
Your share of tracked lots
6.1%
Your housePeriod average
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- auction lots tracked
- 15.2M+
- auction houses tracked
- 500+
- houses with sales in the last 12 months
- 260+
Other houses £150–£260 · median £190You £210 (+11%)
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Hammer prices against peers
The same wines sold at other houses, and where your results sit.
18% of your lots were only seen at your house
- Hermitage 1990 · 75clOnly here
- Barolo Riserva 1971 · 75clOnly here
- Sauternes 1967 · 37.5cl1 other house
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What only you offer
The share of your lots no other tracked house offered, and the rare ones.
Your house, against the whole market.
- 01Open the analysis. An auction house account starts on its own house.
- 02Pick a period: the last 12 months, 3 years, or 7 years.
- 03Filter by product and sale country, or switch to the whole market.
- 04Download the monthly volumes as a CSV.
Market share, month by month
Every lot we capture counts once, sold or unsold. The share is yours against all tracked lots, with the period average beside it.
- Monthly lot volume and share of tracked lots
- Wine, spirits, and beer, cider and other kept apart
- Growth against the same dates one period earlier
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Where your sales happen
Lots split by sale country. Click a country to filter the whole analysis to it.
- Sale country for every lot with a recorded venue
- Lots without a venue shown as not recorded, not dropped
- The same filters for any other house you compare
Click a country to filter
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Before the sale and after the hammer
Our auction digests cover catalogues before bidding starts and results after the sale, with price context for the lots that matter.
- Pre-sale notes on producers, vintages, and risk points
- Post-sale recaps: notable lots, records, and price moves
- Each lot matched to a wine, so past hammers sit beside retail prices
- Lot 112 · Barolo 2010 · 6×75clRecent hammer £1,450Estimate £1,200–1,600
- Lot 208 · Champagne 2002 · 75clRetail from £480Estimate £350–450
- Lot 341 · Rioja Gran Reserva 1994Rarely offeredEstimate £90–120
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Questions
Where does the auction data come from?
Public sale catalogues and results from the auction houses we track. Each lot we capture counts once, sold or unsold.
Will our lot counts match yours?
Not always. The analysis counts the lots Wine Labs captured, and published lot counts can differ.
Can we see only our own house?
An auction house account opens on its own house. You can switch to the whole market, or to any other house, at any time.
Which plan includes auction house analysis?
Auction house analysis is part of Wine Labs Max. See Pricing for the current comparison.