Sell above expectations.
Consign with Roxbury’s to reach the right buyers at auction.
Australia’s trusted name in online auctions.
We’ve been handling rare and valuable items for decades – from coins and banknotes to jewellery, gemstones, militaria and watches. With a global audience of competitive bidders, our auctions are the go-to for collectors looking to maximise their returns when the time comes to sell.
To start seeing top results under the hammer, submit the Consignment Form below.
Consignment Form
One of our friendly team will be in touch to discuss your consignment further and assess which upcoming auction you qualify for.
Please Note: Each auction has a consignment cut-off date. If need be, consignments will roll over to the next available auction. We do not consign furniture or large items.
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Rather sell directly?
Our experienced team provide precise and comprehensive valuations of your goods, meaning you get paid accurately at industry-leading prices.
1. Send us the details
Tell us about your item or collection, and organise to have it appraised.
This can be done in-person at one of our locations, or we can travel to you.
2. Valuation and approval
Our experienced team will conduct a thorough appraisal of your item/s.
You will then receive an accurate offer at the best price.
3. Receive payment
Once both parties have agreed to a price, you will receive payment.
You can elect to receive cash or be paid via bank transfer.
Why Consign With Us?
Joining forces with Roxbury’s gives you access to an expansive network of qualified auctioneers, numismatic experts, gemmologists, global bidders and more.
EXPERTISE
Our team of qualified, dedicated professionals offer unrivalled expertise to ensure top results for you at auction.
REACH
An expansive local and global database of bidders means getting your items in front of the right audience.
DISTRIBUTION
Our network of logistics and distribution channels prioritise the safety and protection of your valuables.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is Roxbury's buyer's premium?
Buyer’s premium is a standard auction charge that the winning bidder pays on top of the item’s hammer price.
Our buyer’s premium is in line with the industry standard, at 22% incl. GST.
How do I get my item/s to Roxbury's?
You can bring or send your items to one of our office locations in Brisbane, Melbourne or Sydney. Alternatively, we can arrange to meet and collect your items at a location that suits you.
Is there a vendor's commission?
Yes, vendor commission fees are calculated depending in the collection’s size, contents, value and type.
Each consignment is unique, and is treated as such, so your fee will be determined during the consignment period.
What happens if my consignment has not sold?
The consignee will cover the insurance and return shipment of the items following the auction. Alternatively you can pick up your items from our head office in Brisbane.
We can also discuss the possibility of holding your items, and carrying them forward to the next appropriate auction.
What if I need funds now?
We regularly buy items and collections directly from those who are unable or unwilling to wait until auction.
Our experienced team provide fair and accurate valuations of your goods, meaning you get paid competitively and correctly.
Are my items insured while in Roxbury's possession?
All items being auctioned are securely stored and insured at our head office in Brisbane. For consignments over AUD$25,000, you will receive a complimentary safety deposit box through our premium storage partner, Imperial Vaults.
Are the funds from my consignment secure?
Unlike other states and territories, Queensland law requires all auction houses to operate a Trust Account for their services.
We hold ourselves to the highest regulatory requirements, ensuring vendor protection and financial security.
When will I receive the funds from my consigned items?
All funds received from the consignments will be paid to all consignors within 30 days of the auction being completed, in line with Trust Account law.Â