Belga Veilingen

Belga Veilingen runs online auctions in Belgium across a deliberately mixed catalogue — a clearance sale of hand tools and workshop material with vehicles attached sits beside household contents from an estate, and a separate property section runs alongside both. The house also takes on auctions for third-party sellers, so companies and private consignors can have a sale organised through it.

What you can buy

• Tools and workshop material: clearance sales of hand tools and trade equipment.
• Vehicles: cars and light commercials included in those clearances.
• Household contents and furniture: estate (nalatenschap) sales.
• Property (immobiliën): a separate section for real estate.

How the bidding works

Create an account to bid — the site's own framing is "make your account and bid along". Sales are listed as currently running (alle lopende veilingen), each tied to a specific location and consignor. The interface is Dutch, which places the house in Flanders, and there is an FAQ covering the process.

What to check before you bid

Belgian auction costs stack: expect a buyer's premium plus 21% VAT charged on both the hammer price and the premium unless a sale states otherwise, which puts the invoice well above your bid. Estate and clearance lots are sold as they stand and are located where the goods are, not at a central saleroom — a sale advertised for one town means collection in that town, on the day the house specifies.