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WILLIAM H BUNCH AUCTIONEER & APPRAISER LLC in Chadds Ford is looking for a full-time Warehouse Worker / Art Handler responsible for the safe handling, storage, and preparation of valuable artworks. The ideal candidate should have a high school diploma and the ability to lift over 75 lbs.
This role requires teamwork, organization, and an understanding of art handling procedures. We offer health insurance, an annual bonus plan, and 401(k) benefits after 90 days.
Warehouse Worker / Art Handler
Full-Time
Company Culture
At William Bunch Auctions we believe exceptional auctions are built on trust, expertise, creativity, and community. William Bunch Auctions has been a leading auctions house in Delaware County, PA for over 50 years. We have approximately 24 auctions annually. Our culture is rooted in respect for the objects we handle—and more importantly, the people we serve. Whether it’s consignors, buyers, team members, or partners, we strive to create experiences that are respectful, transparent, and supportive. We listen first, act thoughtfully, and keep people informed throughout every step of the auction process.
Position Summary – Warehouse Worker / Art Handler
In this role, the Warehouse Worker / Art Handler is responsible for the safe handling, storage, movement, and preparation of fine art and valuable property within the auction house warehouse and gallery spaces. This role supports auction operations by ensuring artwork and collectibles are received, cataloged, stored, packed, and installed with the highest level of care and professionalism.
The position requires physical stamina, attention to detail, and a strong understanding of proper art handling procedures. The ideal candidate is dependable, organized, and capable of working both independently and as part of a team in a fast-paced, deadline-driven environment.
The successful candidate is responsible for assisting with the safe and efficient movement of all property flowing into, through, and leaving the auction house.