Consignment Auction — For Pieces Worth Waiting On
Consignment suits sellers who are not in a hurry. We authenticate the piece and sell it on your behalf through auction, settling after it sells. Compared with competitive buy-back, the final price is usually higher — but it takes longer to turn into cash.
Who consignment suits
A higher ceiling
Auction buyers will chase scarce and sought-after pieces past what an immediate buy-back would pay.
We handle everything
Authentication, photography, listing and the sale itself are all run by us. You sign a consignment agreement and nothing else.
A deep buyer pool
Backed by The LuxPik Group's auction operation: live salesroom auctions and the LuxPik app run in parallel.
What it suits
Sellers who do not need the money immediately and want to push for a higher figure. Scarce models, sought-after references and complete sets tend to do best at auction.
How it works
Talk to an advisor
Tell us about the piece and what you hope to achieve
Authenticate and price
After inspection we agree a reserve with you
Sign the agreement
Term, reserve and settlement terms are set out in writing
Consign to sale
We photograph, list and promote the piece
Sale and settlement
Once it sells, we settle on the agreed terms
Frequently asked questions
Consignment or buy-back — which is better?
Where is my piece during the consignment period?
What if it does not sell?
Find out whether consignment fits
An advisor will compare buy-back and consignment for your piece.