Warehouse Coordinator
Freeman's Auction House
Warehouse Coordinator
Freeman's Auction House
Conducts high-end art and antique auctions
Description
Who We Are
At Freeman’s we believe that people are enriched and energized when they are surrounded with objects of significance and meaning. Freeman’s is one of the leading and fastest growing fine art auction houses in the U.S. Our values are evident in how we approach the marketplace, providing unmatched service, a focus on excellence, and holding the utmost respect for our clients and the items we steward. As a globally recognized brand, we conduct over 100 auctions each year for everything from contemporary paintings and fine jewelry to French furniture and rare books. With six salerooms in Chicago, Cincinnati, Denver, New York, Palm Beach, and Philadelphia, we stay locally relevant while passionately catering to our global sellers and buyers.
Position Summary
The Warehouse Coordinator, Philadelphia plays a vital role in ensuring the seamless execution of daily warehouse, auction, and gallery operations. Reporting directly to the Operations Manager, this position provides essential operational, administrative, and logistical support across all stages of artwork handling, inventory management, photography, and post-sale fulfilment.? The ideal candidate possesses exceptional attention to detail, strong organizational skills, and a solid understanding of fine art handling standards. This is a dynamic role that requires active collaboration with internal teams, external service providers, and clients to maintain high standards of efficiency, safety, and client satisfaction.
Key Responsibilities
Fine Art Handling, Packing & Storage?
Post-Sale Logistics & Vendor Management?
Administrative & Facility Operations?
Education & Experience
Essential Skills
Values
Physical Needs
Conducts high-end art and antique auctions
Freeman's Hindman is a high-end auction house offering auction and appraisal services for fine art, jewelry, decorative arts, books, and other valuables, operating across the United States with over 140 auctions per year. Consignors submit items, specialists assess value and estimates, and items are marketed through live and online auctions or private sales, with the firm handling logistics, authentication, cataloging, and buyer outreach in exchange for seller commissions. The merger creates the largest coast-to-coast presence in the U.S. auction market, with six salerooms, a broad catalog, and a network of 175+ specialists focused on the upper-middle market (roughly $5,000 to $5 million). The goal is to connect sellers with buyers nationwide at strong market prices through a transparent, full-service auction and appraisal platform, while offering advisory and collection-management support.
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