May 26 & 27, free appraisal of your objects in your Auchan hypermarket in Gien
Key takeaways
- Free appraisals on May 26 and 27 at the Auchan hypermarket in Gien, from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., with Maître Céline Béral, a licensed auctioneer.
- Confidential, no-obligation appraisals for antique items: Asian art, jewelry, furniture, paintings, sculptures, and collectibles.
- No appointment or fee required: drop off your items while you shop and pick up your appraisal at the end of your visit.
On May 26 & 27, let's discover your treasures in Gien!
For 2 days, from 9am to 7pm, Maître Céline Béral, a state-approved auctioneer, and the Auctie's team will meet you in Gien, in your Auchan Hypermarket, to appraise all your items free of charge.
Your items may be more valuable than you think. To be sure, have them appraised free of charge by Auctie's. Free and confidential appraisals.
Types of objects to be appraised free of charge in Gien
- Asian art: bronzes, vases, furniture, prints, watercolors, display objects
- Historical memorabilia: military medals and decorations, military accessories...
- Sculptures : bronze sculptures, marble,
- Tableware: full service or part of service, silverware,
- Classical paintings: paintings, drawings from the 16th to the 18th. century
- Modern paintings: paintings, drawings, from 1850 to 1950
- Design furniture & antique furniture Jewelry and gold: rings, necklaces, bracelets, watches, gems of all types
Estimate in less than 24h
Some of the items discovered during our previous survey day
Estimated 500 € - 600 €
SEVRES, 18th century, circa 1970, porcelain teacup and saucer.
Estimated 600 € - 800 €
MEISSEN, 18th century, porcelain wall stoup.
Estimated 1 500 € - 2 000 €
DAUM NANCY Large mushroom lamp.
Estimated 800 € - 1 200 €
MANUFACTURE NATIONALE DE SEVRES Rare porcelain cookie obelisk.
Estimated 300 - 500 €
Luxurious Russian bear hunting knife. Green nephrite handle.
Estimated 9 000 - 12 000 €
Guillaume FOUACE (1837-1895) Pheasant and hare.
Estimated 1 000 - 1 500 €
VAN CLEEF AND ARPELS Brooch in yellow gold (750) featuring a connected bird, the body composed of an oval cabochon turquoise.
Estimated 40 € - 60 €
A baluster-shaped ceramic vase with fishes in black and green on a white background.
Estimated 1 000 € - 1 200 €
1 bottle of Petrus 1994
Estimated 600 - 800 €
Emile GALLE (1846-1904) - Hot-blown glass jug on pedestal.
Estimated 1.500 - 2.000 €
Gold Cross of the Order of Saint Stanislas, 2nd class.
Estimated 6.000 - 8.000 €
VAN CLEEF ARPELS - "Alhambra" - Long necklace in yellow gold adorned with twenty motifs set with tiger's eye quartz.
Why have your objects appraised free of charge in Gien?
Having your objects appraised by d'Auctie's auctioneers offers a number of advantages, particularly during a free appraisal day organized at the Auchan hypermarket in Gien (45).
First of all, auctioneers are qualified experts experienced in valuing valuable objects. Their expertise enables them to accurately identify the characteristics, authenticity and market value of the items presented. By turning to a professional, you therefore benefit from a reliable and objective appraisal.
Furthermore, the free appraisal day offers a unique opportunity to discover the value of one's possessions without any commitment or additional costs. This enables owners to get to know their objects better, to make informed decisions about their conservation, eventual sale or insurance.
Finally, this initiative within a hypermarket facilitates access to expertise for a wide public, without the need for prior appointments or additional costs. It couldn't be simpler! When you go shopping, you place a few items in your car for which you'd like an estimate, drop them off while you're shopping, and come back to collect the estimates on your return.
In short, the appeal of calling on an auctioneer during a free appraisal day at the Auchan hypermarket in Gien lies in the possibility of obtaining an accurate estimate, making informed decisions about your art and collectibles and benefiting free of charge from a professional service, accessible to all.
Estimate in less than 24h
Frequently asked questions
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What types of items can be appraised for free at Auctie's?Auctie's provides free appraisals for a wide range of items: Asian art (bronzes, vases, furniture, prints), historical memorabilia (medals, military decorations), bronze and marble sculptures, tableware (silverware, dinner sets), classical and modern paintings, antique and designer furniture, as well as jewelry and gold items. Each category is appraised by qualified professionals to determine its authenticity and market value.
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How does a free appraisal work at Auctie's?The appraisal is simple and non-binding. You present your items to a certified auctioneer during a scheduled appraisal day (for example, May 26 and 27 in Gien). You can drop off your items while you’re out running errands and pick them up along with the appraisal at the end of your visit. The service is completely free and confidential, with no additional fees.
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Who are the experts responsible for appraising items at Auctie's?Appraisals are conducted by state-certified auctioneers and the Auctie's team. These professionals are qualified and experienced in appraising valuable items and have the expertise needed to accurately determine the authenticity, characteristics, and market value of each piece.
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Why Get Your Antiques Appraised for Free?A free professional appraisal lets you discover the true value of your items with no obligation and at no cost. This helps you make informed decisions about preserving them, potentially selling them, or insuring them. Plus, appraisal days at the hypermarket make this service accessible to everyone—no appointment necessary.
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How do I sell my art after getting an appraisal from Auctie's?Once your items have been appraised for free, Auctie's, as an auction house, can guide you through the process from the initial appraisal to the final sale if you wish to sell them. Contact the auction house directly to discuss the terms of sale and the fees associated with an auction.
