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What commission does a consignor pay?

Consigning & Selling · Revised 3 August 2026

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Consignor commission is a percentage of the hammer price, agreed in advance and set out in the consignment agreement. The rate reflects the value and nature of the property; there are no undisclosed deductions.

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