Effortlessly sell your rare collectibles through Paul Fraser Auctions with our friendly, personal service.

Your items or collection might have arrived through inheritance, leaving you unsure what you're holding, or you might have built it yourself over many years and be ready to find new homes for individual pieces. In both cases, our specialists will assess your items and advise you on what they're likely to achieve at auction and unlock their value.

Some rare collectibles and collections surface unexpectedly, tucked away and forgotten. Others have been assembled deliberately, piece by piece, over decades. We'll value your items on their own merits and talk you through the options for selling them.

Tell us what you have, and we'll take it smoothly from there, through valuation, cataloguing and sale, to payment in your account.

Getting Started

Tell us about your items through our online form, we love to hear about what you have. The more detail you can give us, the more accurately our specialists can assess your items and collection.

Inherited rare collectibles and collections

Dealing with a loved one's rare collectibles or a collection can feel daunting, particularly when you're unsure what you're looking at or where to begin.

Our specialists have years of experience guiding families through inherited collections, with the sensitivity such moments require. We know this is about more than valuation. It's about honouring what someone spent a lifetime building, and finding their pieces the right new home.

The best possible return on your initial outlay

When it’s time to exit and bring an item or portfolio to market, selling rare collectibles through Paul Fraser Auctions offers you the best possible return on your initial outlay.

Once you're happy with our valuation and ready to proceed, we'll work with you to decide how best to present your items or collection.

Individual pieces often achieve stronger results sold as separate lots, while larger collections can command higher prices presented together. Our specialists will advise on the approach most likely to work in your favour.

From there, our specialists research the history of each item, professionally photograph it, and write detailed descriptions that explain its background and significance to potential buyers.