Selling with NLB Auctions is Simple

Use Our Free Online / Whatsapp Appraisal Service

The first step in selling with NLB Auctions is receiving a free valuation of your item.
You can easily submit details and images via our online valuation form — our specialists will review and provide an estimated auction value.

We offer complimentary valuation appointments at our saleroom or, where suitable, at your home.
For larger collections or delicate items, a house visit may be more appropriate.

To book, contact us at:

📞 07508 263421 | 📧 enquiries@nlbauctions.com

Once you’ve received a valuation, you can decide whether to proceed with consigning your item.
We’re happy to assist with transporting smaller items from valuations or house calls. For larger pieces, we can recommend trusted local carriers.

 Once consigned, our team will continue to research, catalogue, and photograph your items before assigning a low and high estimate.

You’ll receive a pre-sale email or letter confirming the auction date and the estimated value range.

Your Items Will Then Be Assigned to Our next Appropriate Sales Catalogue for Sale.

Our dedicated marketing team will work their magic — creating tailored ads, social posts, and targeted promotions to showcase your items to a global audience of committed, high-value buyers 

If you’re concerned about your item selling too low, you may choose to set a reserve price — this is the minimum it will sell for.
Your item will only be sold if bidding meets or exceeds the reserve.

 At NLB Auctions, we offer a competitive tiered seller’s commission, designed to reward higher-value consignments and maximise your return.

Our current commission rates are as follows:

• 15% Sellers Commission
   

All Lots Incur a £2 Lotting Fee (Only Applicable if your Item Sells, In The Case of Large and Bulky Items where  a Two Man Lift is Necessary a £5 Lotting Fee Will be Applied)

There are no hidden fees, and all costs are clearly outlined in your post-sale statement

 Fourteen working days after your items have been sold at auction, you will receive a post-sale statement summarising the achieved prices along with a bank transfer of the total amount.