Doyle

Doyle is an auction and appraisal firm headquartered in New York, founded in 1962, with offices and regional advisors around the U.S. It handles single objects and whole collections, including jewelry and fine watches, paintings and prints, silver, American furniture and decorative arts, Asian art, coins, stamps, rare books and sports memorabilia.

How buying works

• Registering: bidders create an account and provide government-issued photo ID; a bank reference may be needed to raise a bid limit.
• Ways to bid: live online with streaming video, by telephone (lots with a low estimate of at least $2,000, arranged before sale day), by absentee maximum bid, or in the saleroom for certain sales. Timed auctions are online-only and end with a soft close.
• Buyer's premium: 28% on the first $50,000 of the hammer price, 27% up to $1,000,000, 21% up to $4,000,000 and 15% above that, plus sales tax.
• Payment and pickup: cash is accepted up to $2,500 and credit cards carry a 3.5% fee. Purchases should be paid for and collected within 48 hours; buyers arrange their own shipping.

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