How to Bid at Auction
Ingles & Hayday is a global leading auction house. We hold two fine and rare instrument auctions a year in London. Tim Ingles and Paul Hayday have over forty-five years’ collective experience of auctioneering and are available to guide you through every step of the process. Here you will find a guide on how to buy at auction and more detailed information can be found in the links below.
Viewing the Instruments
All lots are on view at 77 Great Titchfield Street until the day before the public view at the Royal Over-Seas League.
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Bidding Online
Bidding online will be available from 9am on Friday 24th March and lots will start closing from 1pm on Tuesday 28th March.
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Simple Steps to Buying at Auction
1. Viewing & Playing
Public viewing – All lots are on view at 77 Great Titchfield Street until the day before the public view at the Royal Over-Seas League. For more information on the viewing days, please click here.
2. Bidding & Buying
Online – You may bid online during the auction via Ingles & Hayday’s online bidding platform. Registration for online bidding is open 30 days prior to the auction. In order to complete registration for online bidding, you will be required to submit a copy of your photo ID, read more.
Buyer’s premium – A buyer’s premium will be added to the hammer price of each lot and is payable by the buyer as part of the total purchase price. The buyer’s premium is 20% of the hammer price, which is in keeping with all of our of major competitors, and is subject to VAT. For further information on VAT, read more.
3. Payment & Shipping
Upon successful purchase of a lot, payment can be made via wire transfer in Sterling Pounds or by cheque. Please note that lots may only be collected once payment has cleared. If you are unable to collect your lot in person, Ingles & Hayday can put you in contact with one of our recommended shippers. For further information on shippers, read more.