Auction House Brussels
Welcome to our auction house in Brussels
In May 2014, following more than two-years of renovation, Lempertz moved into its new historic house in the Rue du Grand Cerf. Having run an office in the city since 1985, its presence was thus significantly strengthened in Brussels, one of Europe’s emerging art markets.
The Brussels auction house is ideally situated between the Sablon and Louise, in a historic building by the Belgian Art Nouveau architect Jules Barbier (1865 – 1910). Built in around 1900, the house features an almost 200 square meter auction hall. With a height of nine meters, it is the only large hall of its time to have been preserved in its original form in Brussels. The magnificent hall is used not only as an auction hall but has also become a popular exhibition venue in the Belgian capital and has shown artists such as Marie-Jo Lafontaine, Joannis Avramidis, Ellsworth Kelly, Sean Scully, Anish Kapoor and Jorinde Voigt, among others. The exhibitions “Pierre Dartevelle – 50 Years of Collection” and “Ancestral Visions: Papua New Guinea Art from the Sepik Ramu” were also very well attended.
Upcoming previews at our Brussels location
Cocktail Reception:
Wednesday 22 April 2026 from 6 to 9 pm with Expert Talks on Jewellery and Modern Art Highlights.
Exhibition of selected Highlights of the Spring Auctions:
23 to 25 April from 11 am to 5 pm in Cologne
Location
Grote Hertstraat 6,
Rue du Grand Cerf
1000 Bruxelles
Connection
Tram 92 / 93 Place Poelaert
Parking spaces can be found at Place Poelaert
Opening
Monday to Friday:
9 am - 1 pm
2 am - 5:30 pm
Your contacts in the auction house Brussels
African and Oceanic art auctions in Brussels
Lempertz looks back on a long tradition in the sale of African and Oceanic art, with the annual Tribal Art auction held in Brussels featuring art and artefacts from Africa and the Pacific: from ritual masks and ceremonial figures to weapons, costumes and bodily ornaments, as well as everyday objects such as bowls and spoons. At the beginning of the 20th century, the artworks of Africa and Oceania fascinated artists and collectors alike and influenced modern art in Cubism, Fauvism or German Expressionism.
Auctions of the season – Our auctions in Brussels
Auction
Saturday, 31 January 2026
2 pm
Preview
6 rue du Grand Cerf
Vernissage:
Wednesday, 21 January, 11 am
Brunch:
Sunday, 25 January, 11 am – 4 pm
Exhibition:
Thursday, 22 January – Friday, 30 January, 10 am – 6 pm
Selected Preview in COLOGNE:
Thursday, 15 January – Saturday, 17 January, 10 am – 5 pm
Catalogue
Coming soon...
Contact Persons
Buy artworks at our auctions
You have various possibilities of buying your chosen object in our auctions:
You can bid live in the auction room, submit a written bid at any location, or register as a telephone bidder or an online bidder.
Let us auction your artworks
Would you like to have a work auctioned? With a very long tradition, knowledgeable experts and around 20 auctions each year, Lempertz offers everything you need for your object to achieve a top price.
Your consignment
Are you interested in an auction next season? At Lempertz Brussels, we are already looking forward to your consignments. Our experts are happy to evaluate your art object:
Expert Days in the Brussels auction house
Expert Days also take place in the Brussels representative office regularly throughout the year. The specialists from the various areas of expertise travel to the Belgian capital to evaluate jewellery, porcelain, silver, Old Masters, works of modern and contemporary art, photography, Asian or African art.
If you are considering selling a works of art, please arrange an appointment in advance. Our experts offer their advice discretely and without obligation.




