Sell Your Miscellaneous Antiques

Do you have a unique curiosity on the mantelpiece or a peculiar heirloom hidden in the cellar? At Vintigo, we know that beauty often lies in the unusual. From scientific instruments to fine writing tools, we specialise in the “hard to categorise” items that carry significant historical and collectors’ value. We provide a premium, hassle-free way to sell your eclectic antiques and curios.

Why Sell to Vintigo?

Identifying the value of an unusual antique can be difficult, as high-street shops often lack the specialist knowledge for niche markets. We offer a more comprehensive appraisal:

  • Diverse Expertise: Our team has a broad knowledge base covering everything from industrial design to Victorian domestic history.

  • Contextual Valuation: We don’t just look at the object; we look at its maker, its rarity, and its place in history to ensure you get a truly fair price.

  • Simple Logistics: Even for oddly shaped or fragile items, we provide secure, tracked shipping labels and expert guidance on how to pack your curiosities for safe travel.

Unique Items We Are Always Looking For

We are interested in high-quality items across a vast range of categories, particularly those with strong aesthetic or mechanical appeal.

CategoryIconic Items & Makers We Love
Writing & OfficeVintage Montblanc or Parker pens, mechanical typewriters, and solid brass desk sets.
Scientific & MarineBrass microscopes, sextants, globes, and early medical or apothecary equipment.
Music & SoundVintage gramophones, early radio sets, and high-quality musical instruments.
Home & IndustrialDesigner lighting (like Anglepoise), architectural salvage, and vintage advertising signs.
Objects of VirtueEnamel snuff boxes, silver card cases, and intricate magnifying glasses.
"I had a very strange brass instrument that had been in our family for years, and nobody knew what it was or what it was worth. Vintigo identified it as a 19th-century naval sextant and gave me a fantastic offer. The process was so easy, and I felt much better selling to specialists who actually appreciated the history of the piece rather than just a general dealer."
Thomas
Vintigo Customer