Wilsons Auctions is a family owned business, formed in 1936 by William J Wilson and is now directed by his son Ian Wilson.

The company has grown from a single auction site in Northern Ireland to become the largest independent auction company in the UK and Ireland with over 300 members of staff and an annual hammer total in excess of &pound;250 million.

Wilsons Auctions has seventeen sites, including nine branches in Belfast, Dalry, Dublin, Maidstone, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, Newport, Portadown, Queensferry and Telford. It is the only auction company in the British Isles to offer a national coverage allowing it to draw on experience, resources and ideas from all of its branches.

The management team are fully trained in their particular areas of expertise and pride themselves in offering a service second to none.

Wilsons Auctions holds over 1000 auctions annually, auctioning everything from cars to vans, plant and machinery &amp; property to general goods, as well as the more luxurious items to include; planes, yachts, gold bars, supercars, designer goods and prestigious watches.

Wilsons Auctions manages the whole asset realisation process for its clients which includes; collection, valuation, storage, re-marketing and auctioning of assets.

Wilsons Auctions has become the leading asset realisation provider within the public sector, working with over 40 law enforcement agencies and over 170 government bodies across the UK and Ireland and is proud to be responsible for returning in excess of &pound;85 million, in recent years, back into the public purse.

Fast response and quick to help with any questions or queries. Thank you Lisa for helping with our most recent auction with arranging weights and dimensions of the parcels quickly.

I like it. I enjoy auctions. Staff helpful and polite.  Can't say anything bad about this place.

Quick to take your money but take too long to send items. Their terms of service do not liaise with their OWN terms and conditions. They tell you to get a courier within 72 hours or you will be charged a storage fee, but when you call them they tell you they are having delays packaging orders. Terrible service always being passed through different departments to get no resolution.

I won a few lots in an online auction but many of them were delivered wrongly so I returned them and asked for a refund but after more than a year and many emails and time spent talking to no avail I ran out of items, and with the money taken.
Be careful with the auctioned lots, often the photos do not reflect their real condition, they may be very used or damaged, but nicely packaged, the description is useless, and you will not be compensated if you do not inspect the lots on the spot.
At the same time, you should know that the amount you bid is not the amount you will have to pay. To this is added the VAT, their commission and the VAT of their commission, making the final payment more often more than the value of the product.
Recently someone hacked my account, I suspected it was a technical issue or security breach so I asked for a password reset, but instead they restricted my account access, so be careful with them.

Got In touch with these people on the 4th July, never got bk to me even after sending 4 emails , better of going somewhere else, didn't  even want to give them a 1 star rating but wouldn't let me post other wise.

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