MUNICH OFFICE
Heritage Auctions Deutschland GmbH
Heritage Auctions Europe hat ein neues Büro in München eröffnet, um Kunden aus ganz Deutschland zu betreuen. Wir beraten Sie gerne über die Möglichkeiten einer Einlieferung Sammlerstücke wie Münzen, Kunst, Comics, Filmposter und viele andere Kategorien.
Denken Sie darüber nach, demnächst Ihre Sammlung zu verkleinern, Duplikate auszusortieren oder Ihre ganze Sammlung zu verkaufen? Wenden Sie sich an das weltweit größtes Auktionshaus für Sammlerstücke, um die Möglichkeiten zur effizienten Präsentation Ihrer Sammlung vor einem internationalen Publikum zu entdecken.
Mit Sitz in der numismatischen Hauptstadt Deutschlands bietet die Münchner Niederlassung eine gut erreichbare Anlaufstelle für Kunden sowohl in Deutschland als auch aus der ganzen Welt. Unser Team ist Ihnen dabei behilflich, Einsendungen und Auktionsgewinne zu verarbeiten, und gewährleistet den Heritage Deutschland Kunden eine reibungslose und integrierte Erfahrung, unabhängig vom Auktionsstandort.
Für eine Auktionsbewertung oder um mehr darüber zu erfahren, wie Heritage Ihre Sammlung bereichern kann, wenden Sie sich bitte an unser Münchner Büro.
Heritage Auctions Europe’s new Munich office caters to clients across Germany, offering consignment services for a wide range of collectibles including fine art, coins, comics, movie posters, and many other categories. If you're considering thinning out duplicates or selling off an entire collection, turn to the world's largest collectibles auctioneer to discover the most effective ways to present your items to an international audience.
Located in the numismatic capital of Germany, the Munich branch provides an accessible contact point for clients both within Germany and around the globe. Our team is ready to handle consignments and facilitate the collection of auction wins, ensuring a smooth and integrated experience for all of Heritage's German clients, regardless of the auction's location. For an auction evaluation or to learn more about how Heritage can enhance your collection, please reach out to our Munich office.
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European Operations
Falk Quiess
European Operations
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Born in 1970 and raised in Erfurt, East
Germany, Falk Quiess brings over two decades of experience in world and German
banknotes to his role as Consignment Director at Heritage Auctions’ Munich
office. He joined Heritage in September 2024, supporting the firm’s expanding
presence in Europe with his deep market knowledge and longstanding industry
relationships.
Falk’s career in numismatics began in 2002 at
the renowned philately and currency shop of Detlef Hilmer, located in Munich
Central Station. After Mr. Hilmer’s passing in 2014, the business transitioned
to an auction house near Stuttgart, where Falk continued for nearly a decade,
specializing in the preparation and detailed cataloging of German and world
banknotes.
Since the early 2000s,
Falk has been a familiar
face at major international trade fairs, including Valkenburg (now Maastricht),
Hong Kong, Memphis, Kansas City, and others, building trusted connections with
collectors and dealers worldwide.
After studying at Clark University in Massachusetts and Fairleigh Dickinson University in New Jersey, Frank joined the auction staff at New York-based Acker Merrall & Condit in 1998. In 2003 he joined Bonhams & Butterfield as Director of Fine & Rare Wines, becoming International Director in November of 2006 and taking on a revised role focused on making the Wine department there a global entity, paying particular attention to markets in the US and Hong Kong, where, in April of 2008, he held the first wine sale in more than 17 years. Over the course of the following year and a half Frank was in Hong Kong on a monthly basis, working not only on wine auction, but also spending a good deal of time working with the government in Hong Kong to develop appropriate policy around the business. His experience in the industry is across all phases of the business, from business development, to marketing, to sales, consignments and customer service, with a decidedly hands on approach. As early as 2000, Who What Where magazine published a feature story spotlighting Frank, his rise in the world of fine wines and his success orchestrating auctions. It said, in part: "Martell has rapidly established himself as a superstar in the world of wine... his future seems extremely bright." He has since been featured on CBS News, MSNBC, CNN, and CNBC's "Squawk Box" as an expert in the field and was cast in a primary role in John Cleese's documentary, "Wine for the confused."