Valuation Mechanisms of Fine European Tapestries in the International Auction Market

Using textile arts (fine European tapestries) as a case study, we demonstrate the potential of hedonic regression to better understand buyers’ willingness to pay for these works at auction. Once highly valued, this medium offers unique characteristics that differ in part from paintings and affect b...

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Main Author: Anne-Sophie Radermecker
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Language:Danish
Published: Formakademisk, Oslo 2023-09-01
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Online Access:https://journals.oslomet.no/index.php/formakademisk/article/view/5394
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description Using textile arts (fine European tapestries) as a case study, we demonstrate the potential of hedonic regression to better understand buyers’ willingness to pay for these works at auction. Once highly valued, this medium offers unique characteristics that differ in part from paintings and affect buyers’ purchasing behaviors differently. Based on a dataset of 602 wall-hangings sold at Christie’s and Sotheby’s over the last decade, our empirical findings suggest that local place branding, aesthetics (antiqueness, ornamental effects), and material quality are crucial price determinants of textile arts.
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spelling doaj.art-19eb776527e048e3b37377bcd7a433002023-09-21T13:40:10ZdanFormakademisk, OsloFORMakademisk1890-95152023-09-0116410.7577/formakademisk.5394Valuation Mechanisms of Fine European Tapestries in the International Auction MarketAnne-Sophie Radermecker0Université libre de Bruxelles Using textile arts (fine European tapestries) as a case study, we demonstrate the potential of hedonic regression to better understand buyers’ willingness to pay for these works at auction. Once highly valued, this medium offers unique characteristics that differ in part from paintings and affect buyers’ purchasing behaviors differently. Based on a dataset of 602 wall-hangings sold at Christie’s and Sotheby’s over the last decade, our empirical findings suggest that local place branding, aesthetics (antiqueness, ornamental effects), and material quality are crucial price determinants of textile arts. https://journals.oslomet.no/index.php/formakademisk/article/view/5394Textile ArtsEuropean TapestryPrice Formation MechanismsHedonic RegressionAuction Market
spellingShingle Anne-Sophie Radermecker
Valuation Mechanisms of Fine European Tapestries in the International Auction Market
FORMakademisk
Textile Arts
European Tapestry
Price Formation Mechanisms
Hedonic Regression
Auction Market
title Valuation Mechanisms of Fine European Tapestries in the International Auction Market
title_full Valuation Mechanisms of Fine European Tapestries in the International Auction Market
title_fullStr Valuation Mechanisms of Fine European Tapestries in the International Auction Market
title_full_unstemmed Valuation Mechanisms of Fine European Tapestries in the International Auction Market
title_short Valuation Mechanisms of Fine European Tapestries in the International Auction Market
title_sort valuation mechanisms of fine european tapestries in the international auction market
topic Textile Arts
European Tapestry
Price Formation Mechanisms
Hedonic Regression
Auction Market
url https://journals.oslomet.no/index.php/formakademisk/article/view/5394
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