Öffentliche Versteigerungen in Frankfurt - Top-Tipps

For more than five decades, Auktionshaus Döbritz has been handling auctions of paintings, prints, photographs, icons, sculptures, tapestries, carpets, clocks, pieces of furniture, silver, porcelain and jewelry. About two weeks before the respective auctions, highlight pieces can be viewed in a catalogue, which can be picked up directly at the auction house or ordered home.

Not everything that is brought to the pawnshop is also collected again. Such things are taken care of by auctioneer Andreas Rückert, who regularly offers auctions of pawned items. Often these auctions take place in the Bürgerhaus Bornheim. On offer here is everything that can be turned into money in pawnshops, from jewellery to musical instruments to electrical items, works of art or jackets.

Whoever is looking for art and antiques, jewellery or porcelain, should definitely visit the auctions of Auktionshaus Arnold. In addition to the actual auction dates, there are also special dates here for previews, where you can take a closer look at the pieces that will be auctioned and plan a budget for them if you like them.

The lost property office of the city of Frankfurt am Main at Kleyerstraße 86 also regularly offers auctions. In addition to dates where general lost property comes under the hammer, there are also some special dates for bicycle auctions. If you are looking for a suitable bike, you should make a note of these dates!

Small and large items are also often forgotten on VGF buses and trains. From umbrellas to mobile phones, stuffed animals to jackets, gloves or handbags, various things are handed in every day at the lost property office at the Hauptwache. Anything that is not collected there within three months is auctioned off every two months on Fridays at 3 p.m. at the Eckenheim tram depot.

It happens again and again that pieces of luggage and other items are left behind at Germany's largest airport, Frankfurt Airport. These are then kept for three months and are then auctioned off if they are not collected by then. These public auctions take place once a month at various locations in the Rhine-Main area and are conducted by a sworn auctioneer. You simply have to have experienced such a suitcase auction, because the surprise of what is in the auctioned luggage makes a very special charm here.