LastHammer

A browser extension for wine collectors

The last hammered price with the buyer's premium removed. You can compare apples to apples this way.

1998 Château Laville Haut-Brion, Pessac-Léognan

Lot 6 · Current bid $1,050 per lot · 5×750ml

LAST SOLD $117/btl · Christie's 6/12/25 · avg of 3: $117

1998 Château L'Évangile, Pomerol

Lot 7 · Current bid $360 per lot · 1×750ml

LAST SOLD $325/btl · Acker 2/15/26 · avg of 3: $265

The badge, as it appears on a live catalogue page.

How it works

Browse as usual

Open any supported auction. The extension reads the lots on the page and asks our server for prices.

See the badge

A lot gets a badge with the sales price from the past 24 months. It will have an average of the last three sales as well.

Expand the badge

Historical data shown for every auction house we have data for.

Three lots in a live catalogue, each with a LAST SOLD badge under the wine name
The expanded badge, listing four past sales with date, house, price per bottle and bottle size

Watchlists

Tell us what you are hunting

We search every active auction for the producers you follow, and email you while the lot is still open.

Name the producers

Leflaive, Latour, DRC, whoever you follow. Narrow it to the vintages you want. Before you save a watch, the app shows the open lots it catches right now.

We read the open sales

Catalogues are collected several times a day and matched against your list. The email reaches you while the lot is still open for bidding.

You decide what arrives

Untick a house you never buy from and nothing from it is sent. One email carries a whole round, up to ten a day, so a busy week stays readable.

Supported auction sites

LastHammer is independent and not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any auction house. House names are used only to identify where a sale took place.

Know Your Cellar

Upload a CellarTracker export, Excel or CSV in the extension's options. Current auction lots you already own get an OWNED mark. Your list stays in your browser.

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