The auctioneer conducts the auction.
There are two auction types :
SCHEDULES
Our auctioneers welcome you every day and without appointment at these times:
10 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. | 2 p.m. – 5 p.m.
The Expertibus and its auctioneers meet regularly in towns and villages in the Haute-Garonne selected to appraise and sell your art objects:
Gold jewellery, gold coins, diamonds, watches, Chinese art, Vietnamese art, Japanese art, old and modern paintings, sculptures, books, design, glassware, ceramics, wines, champagnes, old rums, designer clothes and leather goods...
Bring your objects to the Expertibus and leave with a free expertise and estimate or choose to entrust them to us for sale.
We will then sell your objects at auction in Toulouse or Paris, which is always the assurance of obtaining the best price.
Tuesday, June 3: SAINT SULPICE LA POINTE (81) : Pedestrian Mall
Wednesday, June 4: GRAMAT (46) : Upper part of the Fairground
Thursday, June 5: CARAMAN (31) : Ravelin Square
Friday, June 6: LABASTIDE-ST-PIERRE (82) : Town Hall Square
Tuesday, June 10: MONTBETON (82) : Place René ALIBERT
Wednesday, June 11: VILLEFRANCHE-DE-ROUERGUE (12) : Place Notre Dame
Thursday, June 12: LAVARDAC (47) : Allies' Alleys
Friday, June 13: BESSIERES (31) : Esplanade Bellecourt
Tuesday, June 17: TONNEINS (47) : Central Square (next to the Town Hall)
Wednesday, June 18: CASTELSARRASIN (82) : Liberty Square
Thursday, June 19: REVEL (31) : 27 Boulevard de la République
Friday, June 20: VERFEIL (31) : At the top of the Jean-Jaurès alleys
Tuesday, June 24: MONDONVILLE (31) : ORION complex parking lot, Cantegril road
Wednesday, June 25: SOUMOULOU (64) : Main Square
Thursday, June 26: AUTERIVE (31) : Place de la Madeleine
Friday, June 27: VILLENEUVE-TOLOSANE (31) : 3 Boulevard des écoles (Majorat sector)
Tuesday, July 1st: RAMONVILLE-SAINT-AGNE (31) : Avenue Occitanie
Wednesday, July 2: VILLEFRANCHE LAURAGAIS (31) : Place Gambetta
Thursday, July 3: AURIGNAC (31) : Place du Foirail
Friday, July 4: MAZERES (09) : General de Gaulle Square
Tuesday, July 8: RIEUX-VOLVESTRE (31) : Place du Préau
Wednesday, July 9: LOURDES (65) : Common Field Square
Thursday, July 10: SAINT-GIRONS (09) : Against the alley of Avenue Aristide BERGE
Friday July 11: RIEUMES (31) : Place du Foirail
Tuesday, July 15: MOISSAC (82) : Place des Récollets
Wednesday, July 16: LANGON (33) : 3 courses of the Rock
Thursday, July 17: MAZAMET (81) : Puech Galibert car park (Police station)
Friday, July 18: LECTOURE (32) : Bastion Promenade
Tuesday, July 22: DISEASE (82) : Place Jean Flourens
Wednesday, July 23: THE PASSAGE OF AGEN (47) : Parking c. cultural Pierre Lapoujade
Thursday, July 24: CONDOM (32) : Boulevard St Jacques (esplanade Jacques CHIRAC)
Friday, July 25: SAINT ALBAN (31) : Giuseppe Meneguel Hall
Tuesday, July 29: FRONTONE (31) : In front of the Hall
Wednesday, July 30: RABASTENS (81) : Promenades des Lices
Thursday, July 31: VERDUN-SUR-GARONNE (82) : 5 alleys of the Ramparts
Friday August 1: MONTECH (82) : Place Jean Jaurès (Post Office side)
Tuesday, September 2: FROUZINS (31) : Basketball Gym Parking (located on rue Guillaume Berdeil)
Wednesday, September 3: LIMOUX (11) : on the Chestnut Tree Alleys
Thursday, September 4: VIC-FEZANSAC (32) : Place Julie SAINT-AVIT
Friday, September 5: MONTREJEAU (31) : Boulevard LASSUS
Tuesday, September 9: SAINT LYS (31) : Parking Route de Fontenilles
Wednesday, September 10: VILLEMOUSTAUSOU (11) : Parking on Avenue Léo LAGRANGE
Thursday, September 11: SALIES-DU-SALAT (31): Boulevard Jean-Jaurès
Friday, September 12: LEZAT-SUR-LEZE (09) : Parking for the village hall (rural community center)
Tuesday, September 16: ESCALQUENS (31) : Place François MITTERAND
Wednesday, September 17: SOREZE (81) : on the Liberation side street
Thursday, September 18: GIMONT (32) : Parking at the Halle au Gras
Friday, September 19: FONSORBES (31) : Place du Trépadé
Tuesday, September 23: LAPEYROUSE-FOSSAT (31) : Parking C. Commercial of the municipality
Wednesday, September 24: PRAYSSAC (46) : Parking Place DUTOURS (opposite the Post Office)
Thursday, September 25: PENNE-D'AGENAIS (47) : Agora site, rue des Ecoles 15b (Town Hall site)
Friday, September 26: GOLFECH (82) : Parking at the Municipal Technical Center (22 Ave. du Midi)
Many thanks to the town halls that welcomed the Expertibus into their communities. We are grateful for this valuable collaboration, and we look forward to continuing this wonderful adventure together in our next steps.
The auctioneer conducts the auction.
There are two auction types :
A sale can be described as an auction when anybody is free to participate, under the sole condition of his solvency.
Everybody is able to hear all the offers made, and can thus outbid. The object presented is won by the highest bidder.
Any bid has to be equal to or higher than the starting price, or must be higher than the one proposed by a competitor for the purchase of the thing.
The amount of every bid is repeated out loud by the auctioneer so that every bidder can hear it.
This way, auctions are an objective and automatic mode of designation of a price and a purchaser.
The purchase order corresponds to a specific maximum amount in euros up to which the auctioneer is mandated to buy the item. The auctioneer buys the item on behalf of his client, in accordance with the instructions of the purchase order form. The auctioneer aims to purchase the item at the lowest possible price and still under the maximum price his client has set.
The auctions being "public", they are open to anyone who can bid, i.e to any creditworthy person.
The place where the sale takes place is public. The auctioneer ensures the free access to the sale.
The restrictions to participate in an auction are those of common law : non-emancipated minors, protected adults, people under the influence of alcohol.
The auctioneer may subject the participation to a prior registration and the presentation of a guarantee of payment, these conditions being objective, non-discriminatory and appropriate.
The price is shouted. The sale is conducted in French and bids are made in euros. The auctioneer conducts the operations. He designates the item for sale and announces a starting price. People start bidding. When it turns out that no one is willing to offer a higher price, the item is won. The lot is sold and the sale is over when the auctioneer blows the hammer and says 'Adjugé'.
It is possible to bid by raising your hand, the sign being immediately translated into figures by the auctioneer, who announces it orally.
If you can't attend the saleit is possible to place an absentee bid. You have to fill in a purchase order form with the highest amount you are willing to pay for the artwork..
Once your form is registered, you will receive a confirmation by email.
If you can't attend the saleit is possible to place an absentee bid. You have to fill in a purchase order form with the highest amount you are willing to pay for the artwork..
Once your purchase order is registered, you will have the confirmation by email. You may be required to provide a piece of identification for the buyer as well as his bank details.
For some objects of exceptional character and/or value, a guarantee deposit may be required.
If the purchase order is made on behalf of a legal entity such as a company, you may be required to provide a Kbis extract and the ID of the manager mentioned in this document.
If the auctioneer receives several orders for identical amounts on the same lot and if, at the auction, these orders represent the highest bids, it will be awarded to the bidder whose order has been received first. .
No purchase order lower than the low estimate is accepted.
Full contact details must be provided in the form.
If the purchase order has been completed, the bill of sale summarizing the designation of the objects purchased, the amount awarded and the total amount with the fees will be sent no later than 24 hours after the sale (excluding non-working days).
The sending is done to the email filled during the request or, in the absence of it, by postal way.
it is possible to place bids by telephone.
Bidding by telephone lets you take part in the auction without having to be present in the auction room. If you would like to do this you will need to book yourself in as a telephone bidder in advance. Places are available on a first-come-first-served basis. You will also need to fill in a telephone bid form, providing proof of identity and residence and a contact telephone. is the one by which the person asks to be called on the phone during the auction, to make a live auction. To do this, simply fill in a Telephone bid form.
Once your request is registered, you will have the confirmation by email or telephone. You may be required to provide an ID as well as bank details.
For some objects of exceptional character and/or value, a guarantee deposit may be required.
If the purchase order is made on behalf of a legal entity such as a company, you may be required to provide a Kbis extract and the ID of the manager mentioned in this document.
Please note that this is a free service provided by the Auction House that can not be held responsible in case of late request or defective telephone link or in case of any error made in telephone contact.
No telephone bid form for objects whose low estimate is lower than 200 euros is accepted.
If you want to bid on the internet, the Auction House Labarbe uses the platform Interencheres Live. Live sales are broadcast on https://www.interencheres-live.com/. They bring two new services:
If you want to participate in an auction live or deposit a secret purchase order, kindly note that you have to register BEFORE the sale on interencheres-live.com.
Taxes are alway included in the hammer price, but the selling fees are not. Selling fees are a percentage calculated on the total amount of the sales bill. They can cary from one sale to another.
If you bid on the internet, an additional 3-percent fee applies. It pays the subcontractor responsible for organizing the auction live.
The payment of any item is due immediately. spot.
You can pay cashcash in the limit of €1000 with fees for French citizens and up to €15,000 with fees for anybody whose tax domicile is abroad.
The payment can also be made by credit card when the place of the sale allows it. 4% additional fees are charged to purchasers holding foreign cards.
If you bids were placed remotely, payment must be made upon receipt of the sales slip.
You can pay by making an appointment with our accounting department, or use a bank transfer. Please contact us to retrieve our bank details.
For purchases made via the platform interencheres-live.com, the total amount can be debited from the credit card you've used for the registration.
You should first find out where your good is stored by contacting us beforehand.
Unless otherwise specified, the property is sent in good condition. The auction house is not liable for any loss or damage. The cost of the transport is the responsability of the purchaser.