BellAuction

BellAuction runs numbered online sales in Belgium, each built around a single event — a joinery closing down, a warehouse being cleared, a showroom emptied, an estate dispersed. The site keeps running, upcoming and finished auctions all visible with their reference numbers, which makes it easy to see both the rhythm of the house and what recent sales contained.

What you can buy

• Business closures: the contents of workshops and small businesses shutting down.
• Warehouse and showroom clearances: stock and display kitchens from relocations.
• Furniture: including specific consignments such as teak furniture and flooring.
• Bicycles and e-bikes: a category of its own, including mountain bikes.
• Artworks: individual pieces sold as their own sale, such as a charcoal drawing by Jean-Pierre Coopman.

How the bidding works

Sales carry a reference number and a closing date and time, and the platform shows incoming bids immediately. Register to take part. Because each auction is one event rather than a mixed catalogue, what is on offer changes completely between sales — a joinery closure and a bicycle sale have nothing in common except the house running them.

What to check before you bid

Single-event sales mean single locations and single collection windows, both set per auction — confirm them before bidding, since the goods sit where the closing business left them. Belgian premium and 21% VAT on hammer and premium apply unless stated otherwise. On artworks, attribution in a general clearance house is the seller's claim rather than an authenticated opinion.