What do Bonhams sell?

What do Bonhams sell?

Bonhams is a privately owned international auction house. Founded in 1793, it is one of the world’s largest and most renowned auctioneers of fine art and antiques, motor cars and jewellery. Bonhams has a heritage and reputation for connoisseurship and bespoke service known throughout the world.

What are Bonhams fees?

12.5% + VAT. Like all Collectors’ Motor Car and Motorcycle auctioneers, we charge a Buyer’s Premium. This fee is paid by the buyer and is calculated on the hammer selling price.

How does an appraisal work at Valuemystuff.com?

Our appraisal includes an attribution of the item, detailed auction house catalogue description, current fair market value and insurance value. Simple Price Plans for Everyone! The more items you appraise, the lower the price per credit! We use credits as payment when submitting an item for appraisal. We believe in your privacy and security.

Which is true about the value of used clothing?

Used Clothing. Used clothing and other personal items are usually worth far less than the price you paid for them. Valuation of items of clothing does not lend itself to fixed formulas or methods. The price that buyers of used items actually pay in used clothing stores, such as consignment or thrift shops, is an indication of the value.

Are there things that are worth a lot of money?

Through the years, items can appreciate in value more than you think. So before you toss or donate anything, take a look at this list of 55 items that are worth a lot of money today and may just be hiding in plain sight in your storage. Who knows? Even those garage sale items you bought for a dollar could be worth a fortune now!

Are there any collectibles that are worth money?

There’s a real market online for Boy Scout collectibles, such as uniforms, equipment, commemorative items, and badges. Some badges sell for up to $30 a piece on eBay, while a first edition of the Boy Scout handbook recently sold for $2,200 online. Of course, as with anything, rare comic books hold more value than common editions.