We carefully select Home & Garden Decor objects to ensure high-quality, authentic objects are presented to our bidders. Whether modern or classic, seasonal or timeless, each piece must meet our standards of condition, value, and relevance to collectors and interior design enthusiasts.

Follow these guidelines to maximize your chances of a successful sale.

What we accept

We’re looking for unique, decorative pieces with aesthetic or collectable value. Objects must:


• Be in excellent or very good condition

• Be complete, authentic, and well-presented

• Be suitable for one of the categories listed
• Meet the minimum expected value of €50
  (You can combine objects in one submission to meet this threshold)

Accepted categories include:

• Modern home decor 
  • New pieces from professional sellers or artists, such as sculptures, lighting, and interior accents.
• Classic home decor
  • Home accessories in a classic style ranging from the mid-20th century to the present day: mirrors, tapestries, frames, lamps and chandeliers, curiosities, table decorations, maritime decorations, stained glass windows, and furniture accents. Objects must be of good quality, decorative, affordable and in good condition. House of Fabergé & Franklin Mint eggs, clocks, figurines, and other themed licensed editions with logos and certificates of authenticity. Collectable chess sets, chess clocks and chess tables of all ages.
• Religious home decor
  • Modern Icons, Catholic rosaries, Religious decorative objects and church furnishings made after 1900 (earlier pieces need to go to Antique Religious Decor).
• Garden and plants
  • Sculptures, fountains, outdoor and garden decor.
  • Bonsai plants from recognized dealers. Decorative silk or handmade artificial plants of high quality. 
• Christmas decorations
  • Only sold between September-January. High-quality figurines and seasonal objects with a minimum value of €75 (combined lots allowed). Recognized brands and high quality objects only, preference for vintage and collectable objects.

Note: decorative objects are subject to trends, so demand might fluctuate. For this reason, it’s possible that an object we accepted in the past might not be accepted in the present.

📌 Examples of accepted objects:

What we do not accept

To keep our auctions high-quality and trustworthy, we do not accept:

• Incomplete, damaged or restored objects (e.g. glued, cracked, or chipped pieces)

• Objects made of ivory, plastic or resin unless specified

• Mass-produced, commercial objects (e.g. from AliExpress, TeMu, Wish)

• Grouped submissions of unrelated objects


• Objects with poor quality photos or unreasonable shipping costs
• Inauthentic copies or pieces heavily inspired by famous works of art or design (stays at expert’s discretion), or using copyrighted material
• Objects that are overtly sexual or pornographic in nature, or contain racist or antisemitic stereotypes
• Any objects containing human remains (such as sometimes included in reliquaries) 

📌 Examples of rejected objects:

• Graffiti or balloon dog sculptures from commercial websites

• Resin religious figurines

• Tourist chess sets

• Model boats under 50 cm

• Single ashtrays and magazine racks

Getting your submission ready

1. Fill in all the details and write a clear description

When you submit an object, you’ll see fields to guide you in providing the right information, e.g. type of object, condition, etc. These fields ensure your listing is clear, searchable, and easy for bidders to understand.

Please also use the object description field to share:

• Unique features or notable history of the object
• What is included/not included (e.g. packaging, accessories)
• Where the object came from/how it was obtained
• If the object has any flaws or signs of wear (e.g. scratches, fading, marks)

Tip: The more detail you provide, the easier it is for bidders to understand the value of your object – and the more likely it is to sell. Find here more tips on how to write a clear, accurate description.

📌 Examples of a well-written description:

• Example #1:

“Lovely tapestry created by Marc Waymel, the original of which is located at the Wine Museum in Paris.

Dimensions: 1.60m x 95cm with certificate on the back, lining, and hanging system included”.

• Example #2:

“Vintage set of heavy quality classic brass table lamps.

Made in France in the 1950s; in an excellent condition.

The identical lamps have a solid brass folding arm.

European E/U type plug. E27 fitting. 

Tested and fully working. 

App 2 meters of cable including an on/off button. 

Dimensions;

Height: 44 cm

Base 15 x 15 cm

Total width: 22 cm extended arm.

Weight: app 6,1 Kilograms combined

Great as a luxurious centerpiece for your table, home decor, kitchen, etc.

Provenance: private collection

No cracks, chipping, dents or missing elements.

It has a beautiful unrestored aged brass patina that shows the age.

Please see the photos for an accurate impression of this lot.

A true eye-catcher in your home or office”.

2. Great photos matter

Photos are the first thing bidders see – so make them count! We recommend including 6 high-quality images that clearly show the condition and details of your object. This helps bidders make informed decisions and increases your chances of a successful sale.

Your photos should include:

For all submissions:

• Front and back of the object
• Close-ups of labels, marks, serial numbers, etc.
• Photos of any flaws or damage (if applicable)

For grouped submissions:

• Group photos and individual shots

Additional images by object type:

• For small objects: on a raised surface (not on the floor), neutral background (photo studio), not edited, not too bright or too dark. Preferably natural lights or studio lights. Must give a clear understanding of the object and reflect its condition and colours. 

Tip: Use a neutral background (white or black), avoid low-quality or stock images, and aim for natural lighting. Find here more tips on how to take professional photos.

📌 Examples of good vs. bad photos:

• Well-lit objects in a clear, neutral space centrally located in the frame show the object in an optimal way to attract bidders, while poorly lit objects photographed too closely in a cluttered room are unlikely to catch their attention.

3. Additional proof of authenticity

We pay extra attention to ensure authenticity of high-value objects and exclusive to protect bidders and ensure a trustworthy marketplace.

For high-value objects (€100+):
We may request additional verification before approval:

✔ Proof of provenance (e.g. receipts, certificates, reports)
✔ Extra high-resolution images showing object details
✔ Verification of ownership if not otherwise clear

For limited editions or branded collectibles (e.g. Franklin Mint, Fabergé):

✔ Only authenticated signatures or markings are accepted
 Must be verified by the original producer or a reputable third party

✔ Original receipts and proof of authenticity
Must be verified by the original producer or a reputable third party

✔ Other proof may be accepted at our discretion (e.g., photos of signing event)

X No unverified signatures or limited markings without authentication

📌 Examples of accepted vs. rejected high-value objects:

Ready to sell? List your home & garden decor objects today

Selling with us is free – commission is only applied if your object sells.

Follow these guidelines to maximize your chances of success.

Register as a seller and submit your object for auction now.