Welcome to "Auction In Santa Fe"!

"Auction in Santa Fe" is a seasoned fine art and collectibles auction. Our auction specializes in western and historic art, wood carvings, antiques, antique firearms, books, bronzes and other sculpture, cowboy collectibles, horsehair items and Indian collectibles including beadwork, quillwork, weaponry, pipes, pictorial weavings, rugs and other textiles, baskets, pottery and jewelry.

The auction staff is proud to offer over 40 years of collective experience and expertise in historic and Western art, fine art, fine sculpture and Cowboy collectibles and Indian collectibles. Whether you are an fine art or collectibles dealer, a first-time buyer or a new or sesoned collector, offering you a superb buying or selling experience is our goal. The heart of our auction is to provide a range of quality items for the discerning collector or those just beginning to experience the exciting world of western art and collecting.

Currently We are currently seeking high quality items for purchase for auction and/or consignment. We specialize in the liquidation of entire or partial estates, large and small collections, museum de-accessions and single items.

Contemporary Art Manitou Galleries began in Cheyenne, Wyoming in 1975 with nearly
10,000 feet of display space. Manitou Gallery expanded its business to Santa Fe, New Mexico
in 1999, thus becoming Manitou Galleries. Currently located in an 8,500 square foot historic building in the heart of the city one block from the Plaza, the Santa Fe gallery represents 40 important artists offering cutting-edge Southwest art works. Please visit our website at www.manitougalleries.com for more information, to view current works of all the artists and to sign up for our free monthly newsletter.

Nelson Museum of the West To further enhance your experience in Western Art, Cowboy & Native American collectibles, share our pride in our rich Western Heritage, and learn more about the “Dreamcatcher" Fund”, please visit the Nelson Museum of the West at 1714 Carey Ave. in Cheyenne, Wyoming. Find out more at: www.nelsonmuseum.com