Consignment and sale administration

From first appraisal through cataloguing, reserve setting and sale day, we handle every stage of placing a collectable at auction, with clear advice on estimates and collector reach.

We examine each item for material, condition and identifying detail, and tell you plainly what we can and cannot offer for sale.

Every lot is described with care, recording its makeup, condition and any known history so that prospective buyers can judge it for themselves.

We agree realistic estimates and reserves with you before the sale, explaining the reasoning behind each figure.

Lots are offered to collectors through the auction, and we keep you informed through the result and settlement.

Dates, mint marks, wear and surface are all recorded, so each coin is described by what it actually shows rather than by assumption.

Banknotes are assessed for series, serial details and paper condition, with careful handling to preserve each note.

Settings, hallmarks and stones are noted with attention to material and condition, including pieces from family estates.

Stamps are catalogued by issue, condition and centring, with clear descriptions for collectors who value detail.