Selling your antiques at auction

With an audience of over 40,000 visitors each month to our website and thousands of visitors to the auction rooms in person, you can guarantee that we will get you the highest price for your antiques. We have a low buyers premium rate of 15% ( most auction houses are now at 20% and above )and therefore potential buyers have more money to spend so you see the benefit. Our sellers commission rates are low too at 15% ( 18% inc VAT ) again contributing to the best financial return for your item.

Your antiques will be professionally valued and catalogued and we then produce an illustrated printed catalogue that is then sent to our mailling list of antique dealers, galleries and subscribers.

We aim to photograph 100% of our auction catalogue which is then hosted on our website ( 40,000+ visitors per month ) and hosted on thesaleroom.com ( the no.1 trade auction catalogue hosting site with 60,000 + visitors ) as well as informing our 7000+ mailing list of dealers and galleries of forthcoming auctions.

With no 'lotting fees' ( a charge for entering your items into auction ), no 'not sold' fees, low commission and premium, a professinal illustrated catalogue and a huge audience you really can not lose!

A George III 8 day striking triple fusee bracket clock, the 9" dial with Roman numerals by T H Waites & Reed London, striking on a grand sonnier of 9 bells with plain pendulum, contained in an arched mahogany case with brass carrying handle, grilled ....

Sold for £4000

Selling at auction is very simple. If you are a prospective seller all you need to do is bring the item(s) you wish to sell into the Auction Galleries. We will then give you a valuation of your items free of charge, with no obligation to sell.

If you still wish to sell your antiques after the valuation, we will take your details and discuss any reserve prices you may wish to set. A reserve price is the minimum price you will accept for the sale of an item. The buying public are not at any point made aware of your reserve. If during the auction of your items the bidding does not reach your reserve prices, your item will be unsold.

A lady's platinum dress/engagement ring set a circular cut diamond, approx 2.75cts

Sold for £5200

If however your antiques are sold, you will be sent a cheque for the sale amount minus our Commission. Commission is our charge for selling your items. Our current rates are :

for antique auctions 15%
for general household auctions 20%

* While your antiques are on our premises they will be automatically insured. A 2% Insurance cover Cost will also be included in our fee.

Before selling at auction please read our terms and conditions.


	home our services buying and selling Buying at auction Selling at auction Shipping International UK Terms and Conditions for buying for selling catalogues dates and times calendar of sales viewing times highlights contact us members login member services register lost password Selling your antiques at auction With an audience of over 40,000 visitors each month to our website and thousands of visitors to the auction rooms in person, you can guarantee that we will get you the highest price for your antiques. We have a low buyers premium rate of 15% ( most auction houses are now at 20% and above )and therefore potential buyers have more money to spend so you see the benefit. Our sellers commission rates are low too at 15% ( 18% inc VAT ) again contributing to the best financial return for your item. Your antiques will be professionally valued and catalogued and we then produce an illustrated printed catalogue that is then sent to our mailling list of antique dealers, galleries and subscribers. We aim to photograph 100% of our auction catalogue which is then hosted on our website ( 40,000+ visitors per month ) and hosted on thesaleroom.com ( the no.1 trade auction catalogue hosting site with 60,000 + visitors ) as well as informing our 7000+ mailing list of dealers and galleries of forthcoming auctions. With no 'lotting fees' ( a charge for entering your items into auction ), no 'not sold' fees, low commission and premium, a professinal illustrated catalogue and a huge audience you really can not lose! A George III 8 day striking triple fusee bracket clock, the 9" dial with Roman numerals by T H Waites & Reed London, striking on a grand sonnier of 9 bells with plain pendulum, contained in an arched mahogany case with brass carrying handle, grilled .... Sold for £4000 Selling at auction is very simple. If you are a prospective seller all you need to do is bring the item(s) you wish to sell into the Auction Galleries. We will then give you a valuation of your items free of charge, with no obligation to sell. If you still wish to sell your antiques after the valuation, we will take your details and discuss any reserve prices you may wish to set. A reserve price is the minimum price you will accept for the sale of an item. The buying public are not at any point made aware of your reserve. If during the auction of your items the bidding does not reach your reserve prices, your item will be unsold. A lady's platinum dress/engagement ring set a circular cut diamond, approx 2.75cts Sold for £5200 If however your antiques are sold, you will be sent a cheque for the sale amount minus our Commission. Commission is our charge for selling your items. Our current rates are : for antique auctions 15% for general household auctions 20% * While your antiques are on our premises they will be automatically insured. A 2% Insurance cover Cost will also be included in our fee. Before selling at auction please read our terms and conditions.