Create an inventory
List the brand, model or collection, category, condition and accessories for each piece. A simple numbered photograph beside each entry prevents mix-ups.
One private review · Multiple pieces
Sell a luxury collection
A considered route for wardrobes, estates and collectors with several designer pieces to assess. Begin with one organised enquiry and receive clear next steps for each item.
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Start with the right question
A collection needs more than a repeated single-item form.
A group of luxury items can include very different markets: a current handbag, a vintage watch, signed jewellery and couture should not be treated as interchangeable stock. EncoreLuxe first creates a clear inventory, then routes each suitable piece to the relevant category review.
The initial review is complimentary and without obligation. EncoreLuxe buys directly, so an accepted figure has no listing commission deducted. Every online indication remains subject to physical authentication and confirmation that the item matches the information supplied.
Practical framework
How a multi-item review works
Prioritise the collection
Flag pieces that need a quick decision, have formal paperwork, or appear especially rare. We may ask for extra details before discussing logistics.
Review item by item
Suitability and value are considered separately. An offer can cover selected items without requiring you to sell the entire group.
Plan secure handover
If the initial figures suit you, we agree an appropriate insured send-in or review route before anything changes hands.
What to include in a collection inventory
Give every piece a number and record its brand, model or reference, approximate age, material, size and known condition. Note boxes, receipts, certificates, spare links, straps, dust bags and service documents. Do not worry if some details are unknown: clear uncertainty is more useful than a guessed reference.
Start with one full-item photograph for each entry. Follow with identifying marks and honest close-ups of wear. Keep complete serial numbers and identity documents out of public spreadsheets; sensitive information can be shared privately when requested.
Wardrobes, estates and inherited collections
EncoreLuxe can consider groups assembled by one owner or inherited by a family. The person submitting must have authority to sell. Executors and representatives should explain their role at the outset so that ownership and payment requirements can be discussed before an item is moved.
A direct-purchase assessment is intended to support a possible sale. It is not automatically a formal probate, insurance or replacement valuation. If a legally defined valuation is required, establish the required basis and documentation before relying on any figure.
Comparing a collection offer fairly
Compare the net amount, scope and timing rather than only a headline total. A direct buyer takes on authentication, cataloguing, storage, individual marketing and onward-sale risk. Consignment or auction may expose pieces to a longer selling period, commission, markdowns or unsold-item terms.
You can accept suitable item-level offers and decline others. Ask which figures are indicative, what physical inspection covers, when payment is made, and how an item is returned if a final figure is declined.
Questions, answered
Before you
send it in.
Is there a minimum number of items?
No fixed number is required. State how many pieces you have and their categories so the team can suggest the clearest way to submit them.
Must I sell the whole collection?
No. Each suitable item is considered separately, and you can decline an initial offer without obligation.
Can you value an inherited wardrobe?
EncoreLuxe can provide direct-purchase assessments for suitable pieces, subject to authority and ownership checks. A formal probate valuation may require a different service and basis.
Complimentary and private
Start your collection review
Use the private valuation form for the first representative item and state the approximate number and categories of the remaining pieces in the description.
Complimentary valuation
Your private offer
starts here.
Share a few details and photographs. A specialist reviews your piece privately and replies with a no-obligation offer—without listings, strangers or seller fees.
- Free, with no obligation
- Direct purchase, no seller fees
- Details reviewed privately
Replies within one business dayClear photos help us give a more useful first offer.