Art & Collectables Auctioneers in South Africa
17 art and collectables auctioneers across South Africa list on BidAll, with the most in Cape Town, Krugersdorp and Uvongo. Browse their storefronts, follow the ones you buy from and see their next art and collectables auctions.
Art and collectables auctions sell paintings, sculpture, antiques, furniture, jewellery, coins, stamps and memorabilia. South African auction houses publish illustrated catalogues with estimates, and most now accept online and absentee bids.
Read the condition report, ask about provenance for important pieces, and note that the buyer's premium at art auctions is often higher than at general sales. Check how and when you can collect, and whether the auctioneer can arrange packing and shipping.
Art and collectables auctions in South Africa this week
All auctions this week →Art & Collectables auctioneers in South Africa
Amandla Auctioneers
Randfontein, Gauteng
ARI Auctioneers
NELSPRUIT, Mpumalanga
Aucor Limpopo
BLOEMFONTEIN, Free State
Auction 24
Siyabuswa-D, Mpumalanga
AuctionApp.IO
Cape Town, Western Cape
Bidway Auctions
Woodstock, Western Cape
Bid X Auctions
Bloemfontein, Free State
Dynamic Auctioneers
Centurion, Gauteng
Grand Oak Auctions
Johannesburg, Gauteng
Johan Cronje Attorneys and Properties
Stilbaai, Western Cape
LRA Auctioneers and Appraisers
Homestead Apple Orchards, Gauteng
Mogale Auctioneers
Krugersdorp, Gauteng
Powells Valuation and Disposal Solution Specialists - Individual Member
Cape Town, Western Cape
Westvaal Afslaers Pty Ltd
Krugersdorp, Gauteng
Buying at art and collectables auctions
What is an estimate at an art auction?
It is the auctioneer's opinion of the likely selling range. Lots can sell above or below it, and a reserve (the minimum the seller will accept) is usually confidential.
Can I ask for a condition report?
Yes. Most art and antiques auctioneers will send a condition report and extra photos on request, which is especially useful if you are bidding online.
How does absentee bidding work?
You leave a maximum bid with the auctioneer before the sale. They bid on your behalf up to that amount, and you pay only what is needed to win the lot.
