Davis Brothers Auction
Missoula, Montana · In the antique business since 1969
Integrity, expertise and a Montana work ethic are the cornerstones of what makes Davis Brothers Auction “The Best in the Northwest.”
Based in Missoula, we have formed a global audience for Western and Native American fine art, historical Montana antiques, firearms and militaria, petroliana and estate collections — selling every sale across five platforms.
Meet the family and read what we can do for your estate below.
Integrity, expertise and a Montana work ethic are the cornerstones of what makes us “The Best in the Northwest.” Based in Missoula, Montana, Davis Brothers Auction has built a global audience for fine art, artifacts and antiques — Western and Native American art, historical Montana antiques, firearms and militaria, petroliana, taxidermy and estate collections.
Since 1969 our family has been involved in the antique business, from Brimfield, Massachusetts to Portland, Oregon and thousands of places in between. Today each auction sells across five different platforms, giving your collection a global reach. We offer estate appraisals, estate liquidation and consignment opportunities, and we handle estates locally and out of state.
Our owners
William Davis — Co-Owner. A second-generation antique appraiser, collector and dealer with 25+ years handling antiques across the Northwest, William specializes in Western artwork, historical Montana antiques, Native American items, firearms and militaria, fur and taxidermy.
Matthew Davis — Co-Owner. A Cal Poly computer-science graduate who worked in programming for a firm serving multinational banks before joining the family business, Matthew focuses on bringing auction-house technology into the 21st century.
The team also includes Jake Allen (Consignment Coordinator), Megan Davis (Marketing Specialist), Robert Morawic (Catalog Specialist), Darla Steubs (Inventory Preparation), Austin Finney (Warehouse Production) and Kaylene Hudson (Customer Service).
Collections we have represented
The Frederick Kress Estate (early-1900s California artist); the Allard Auction Estate (10,000+ lots of Native American artwork, baskets and beadwork); the Iconic Gas and Oil Collection (500+ lots of restored pumps and globes); the Wilhelm Hester Klondike Gold Rush photo negatives; the Hayes Otoupalik military collection; and property from the Charles M. Russell Art Museum.