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Free valuation of your object

Lyna Brahami answers within 48 working hours, free, confidential and without commitment.

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Photograph your object

One photo is enough to start. More views help the specialist: the whole front, the back, and any signature or mark.

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The views a specialist reads first

  • The front, whole
  • The back
  • The signature
  • Labels and stamps
  • The edition number
  • A photo of any certificate

Up to 10 photos. JPEG, PNG, WebP and HEIC are accepted. Only the house sees your photos. They stay on this page until you send them.

A collection, or works hard to photograph or move?

The visit is by appointment, set with you after a first contact or a valuation from photos. Photos are then optional.

Prefer WhatsApp?

Send the photos on WhatsApp

Write to +352 661 225 970. The reply comes in the conversation.

Tell us about it

Even an approximate description helps place the object.

What it is, the technique, any signature or mark, and how you came to own it.

As signed or labelled, if you know it.

Height by width, in centimetres if you can.

What kind of object is it? (optional)

Several objects or a whole collection? Describe them together here and add one photo of each.

Where should we reply?

Lyna Brahami writes to you by email within 48 working hours, Luxembourg time.

    Paintings and works on paper

    For an answer by phone or on WhatsApp.

    Do you plan to sell it?

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    Sold by the house

    Hammer prices from the house’s recent sales. Every lot is in the published results.

    All the results

    From the first photo to the payment

    One house takes the object from the valuation to the settlement, and examines it in person before any sale.

    1. Free valuation

      From your photos, Lyna Brahami gives a first opinion of value within 48 working hours.

    2. Physical examination

      Before any sale, the house examines the object in person in Luxembourg, delivered to the house or collected by arrangement: condition, signature, marks and authenticity.

    3. Consignment contract

      A contract sets the estimate, the agreed reserve and the commission.

    4. Photography and catalogue

      The house photographs the object, researches it and writes its catalogue entry.

    5. Online sale

      The lot is offered in an online sale on llb-auction.com, also listed on Interenchères.

    6. Buyer payment

      The buyer pays the house for the lot.

    7. Settlement

      The house pays you the proceeds, with a statement of the sale.

    8. Published result

      The hammer price joins the house’s published results, lot by lot.

    Selling at LLB Auction, answered

    Is the valuation free?

    Yes. The valuation from photos is free and carries no obligation to sell. Send the photos through the form on this page, on WhatsApp at +352 661 225 970, or to info@llb-auction.com.

    How long does it take to hear back?

    Lyna Brahami replies within 48 working hours with a first opinion of value. The estimate and the reserve proposed for the sale follow the physical examination of the object.

    Does the house see the object before the sale?

    Yes. Before any sale, the house examines the object in person in Luxembourg: its condition, its signature and marks, its authenticity. The object is delivered to 29 rue du Fort Elisabeth, L-1463 Luxembourg, or collected by arrangement.

    Can the specialist examine my objects at home?

    Yes, for a collection or for works hard to photograph or move. Lyna Brahami comes to examine them at your home, by appointment, after a first contact or a valuation from photos. Ask for the visit in the valuation request, with or without photos.

    What does it cost to sell?

    The valuation costs nothing. If you consign, the consignment contract sets the commission, which is deducted from the hammer price. The buyer pays the buyer’s premium on top of the hammer price.

    When am I paid after the sale?

    The house pays you once the buyer has paid for the lot, with a statement of the sale. The amount is the hammer price less the agreed commission.

    What if the object does not sell?

    If the bidding does not reach the agreed reserve, the lot is unsold. Lyna Brahami discusses with you a later sale or a revised estimate.

    I live outside the European Union. Can I sell through the house?

    Yes. The valuation works from photos wherever you are. A work brought into the European Union for a sale is declared to customs on entry, so say where the object is now when you send the request.