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Review photographs, descriptions, estimates and the sale-specific terms for any lot that interests you.
Buying
Whether this is your first auction or your hundredth, the process should be easy to understand before the sale begins.
How it works
Review photographs, descriptions, estimates and the sale-specific terms for any lot that interests you.
Request extra photographs or a condition report early. All lots are available for inspection during advertised viewing times.
Use the registration link shown in the catalogue. Available bidding methods will be clearly identified for each sale.
Successful buyers receive an invoice with payment, collection and any available shipping instructions.
The hammer price is the final accepted bid. A buyer’s premium is added to the hammer price, together with any taxes or platform charges stated in the catalogue. The applicable rates will be displayed before registration.
Many auction objects are old and show age, restoration or wear. Catalogue descriptions express an opinion and are not a substitute for inspection. Ask questions and review the available images before you bid.
Live online, absentee and telephone bidding may be offered. Availability and registration deadlines are confirmed for each auction. A bid is binding once accepted.
Invoices state the accepted payment methods and due date. Buyers are responsible for collecting or arranging delivery within the published window. Ownership and release of goods remain subject to cleared payment and the sale terms.
Request them early enough for the team to inspect the lot properly.
The catalogue-specific conditions govern registration and bidding.
Check all charges and payment instructions before transferring funds.
Use an experienced carrier for fragile, valuable or oversized objects.
Upcoming catalogue details will be published as soon as they are available.