Valuation Services

A valuation can be provided for individual items, private collections and the full contents of a house or estate.

Before consigning property for auction we will appraise your item or collection and provide you with a valuation in the current market. This service is free of charge with no obligation to sell and there are a number of ways you can contact us.

In Person Valuations

We would be delighted to see you at our Warwick saleroom where we offer free valuations on a daily basis. To book an appointment with one of our valuers then contact the team on 01926 505012 or email info@griffinsauctions.co.uk.

Online Valuations

Just fill out the valuation form. The link can be found on the right hand side of this page.

Email Valuations

We are always happy to accept valuations by email at info@griffinsauctions.co.uk. We do receive a large volume of requests, so please be aware it may take a little time to undertake the research and get back to you.

If you are emailing details of you item or collection please include;

• Your name and email address and telephone number if you would like us to call you.
• Clear images of the item or items attached as a .jpeg file. Include close ups of any makers names, signatures, marks or hallmarks.
• A brief description of the item or items including dimensions and detailing any damage.
• The history or provenance of the item, for example where it was acquired.

Telephone Valuations

If you would prefer to pick up the phone and speak to one of our valuations team then you can call us on 01926 505 012.

Postal Valuations

You can send photographs and a description of your items to Griffins Auctioneers and Valuers, Wedgnock Industrial Estate, Unit C2, Harris Rd, Warwick CV34 5JU.

When requesting a valuation by post please include:

• Your name and email address and telephone number if you would like us to call you.
• Clear images of the item or items. Include close ups of any makers names, signatures, marks or hallmarks.
• A brief description of the item or items including dimensions and detailing any damage.
• The history or provenance of the item, for example where it was acquired.