Share your collection with the Western world
Ready to submit your items? Here's how it works
For a detailed summary of our seller process, we recommend reading this page describing our WTP Auction Advantage
1. DESCRIBE YOUR ITEM(S)
Information like provenance, identifying characteristics, and additional features/history that may not be seen in photos.
2. TAKE A FEW PHOTOS
Try to get multiple photos of each item from different angles. The entire item should be visible, with some close-up photos showing condition, details, and identifying markings.
3. SUBMIT THE FORM BELOW
Using your description and photos, fill in and submit the form below. We'll reach out to you with next steps soon. This is a free, no-obligation review of your items.
Alternatively, you may send your inquiry to staff@westerntradingpost.com or call 520-426-7702
We specialize in one-of-a-kind, high-quality Western pieces with stories & history to share.
• Western Art & Bronzes
• Native American & Western Jewelry
• Native American Baskets, Textiles, & Artifacts
• Western Americana & Frontier Collectibles
• Early Firearms & Collectible Weaponry
ARE YOU HOPING TO SELL YOUR ITEMS OUTRIGHT?
On occasion, we may be interested in buying pieces directly from you. If this is of interest to you, let us know in your seller form.
Frequently Asked Questions
WHAT IS THE COMISSION?
Our comission is based on a very fair sliding scale, which is designed to accomodate several different classes and values of assets. For more information regarding comission, please contact us.
WHEN WILL MY ITEMS SELL?
Depends largely on when you get your items to Western Trading Post. Generally, we hold auctions once a month. We want to thoroughly research, photograph, describe, and advertise your collection, giving it the attention it deserves prior to its sale.
HOW QUICKLY DO I GET PAID?
We pride ourselves in having one of the fastest payout times in the auction industry. Contractually, we pay within 14 business days of the auction the items sell in.
DO YOU HAVE RESERVES?
With research and experience, we've found that competitive bidding maximizes value for sellers—reserves detract from bidder participation. Research has proven low starting prices and low (or no) reserves attracts thousands more potential bidders, ensuring your items get the proper bidder competition they deserve. We've used this method to great success. In special cases however, we’re happy to discuss reasonable reserve options on high value items.
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