Back To News

Tuesday 16th April 2019

Gander & White’s warrant renewed for a further five years

gander and white logo

We are delighted to announce that our Royal Warrant for Fine Art Services to HM The Queen has been renewed for a further five years. The continued possession of this badge of honor acknowledges our ongoing art logistical services provided to the Royal Household and the Royal Collection. Gander & White is one of fewer than 700 companies that currently hold a Royal Warrant for services provided to HM The Queen.

The Royal Household Warrants Committee initially granted the warrant on behalf of HM The Queen in 2017 for a period of three years. Having gone through the reapplication process in Spring and Summer of 2018 the warrant has now been awarded to us for the maximum of five years, until March 2025. Our non-executive director Francelle White, the named ‘Grantee’ of the Warrant, says “for over 85 years we have endeavored to offer the highest quality service. We are thrilled to be honored in this way for our work provided to the Royal Household”.

Oliver Howell, our European Managing Director, says: “I’m immensely proud to have had this warrant renewed. I’ve seen Gander & White grow greatly in the 25 years since I started here and the renewal of our appointment is a real testament to the level of service we always strive to provide.”

All our vehicles can continue displaying the royal arms and legend indicating the reason for the appointment. All vehicles in the UK, France and the US can display this crest, making us the only fine art shipper with a Royal Warrant with facilities in France and the US.

Paul Cannon, Managing Director of US operations, says, “we are proud to be the only fine art shipper in the US to hold a Royal Warrant. It’s an instant marker of quality that we know our clients will appreciate.”

The current end of tenure for our Warrant is now 31 March 2025.

Share this article

Latest News

‘The Great Wealth Transfer’: Why Art Collections Need a New Approach to Stewardship

The Great Wealth Transfer has been one of the hottest topics of the last 18 months as families with generational wealth prepare for the most significant transfer of wealth in history and alongside it an almost guaranteed seismic shift in global tastes and habits. In our latest thought leadership offering our west coast business development manager Shue Her-Sturm, shares his thoughts and insight on this deeply impactful topic.

Why White Glove Logistics Has Become Essential To Interior Design

When thinking about the international art market Miami is probably best know for Art Basel Miami Beach - and that was indeed the driving factor for setting up Gander & White Miami over twenty years ago. But beyond this, Miami has an abundance of beautiful houses - and with beautiful houses comes a wide range of fabulous Interior Designers. Here Joe Piotrowski who was instrumental to setting up our Miami branch gives his thoughts on why working with a fine art logistics provider should be a given for all of them.

The Backstage Choreography of New York Art Fair Week

New York art fair week is always one of our busiest times of the year; with our regular workload continuing alongside two major art fairs, meticulous planning and strategising is required to ensure that everything runs like clockwork. Here Francis Petit who started his Gander& White career working out of our Paris office and now heads up our New York operations shares his thoughts and reflections on how our teams manage an array of moving parts to allow all deadlines to be met on schedule.

Risen from the Ashes: Rebuilding the Art Community in Los Angeles

To mark the first anniversary of the devastating forest fires that tore through Los Angeles and other parts of California, George Lacovara shared his thought on the extraordinary resilience of both Los Angeles itself and it's residents.