3 sources in Wake County are listed as auction house sites. Some auction companies skip the big shared platforms and run bidding on their own website.
Every house is its own island.
Apex, Wake County
Auction house site
Estate and consignment company running multi-estate online auctions with a Raleigh-area warehouse in Apex: furniture, decorative arts, coins and fine art.
Buyer’s premium: It varies by sale, and no single percentage is posted. Their terms say premiums differ from sale to sale, so read the terms on the sale you want. Source: their terms and conditions
Raleigh, Wake County
Auction house site
Their auctions page can be empty between sales. Check back.
Sells real estate and personal property by auction, with a focus on business liquidations, estates and commercial equipment. The auctions page lists what's coming, and online sales run on Proxibid.
Buyer’s premium not confirmed. Check the auction’s terms before bidding.
Raleigh, Wake County
Liquidation inventoryAuction house site
Raleigh warehouse selling shelf pulls, overstock and customer returns through an online auction catalog (lots were posted with September 2026 dates when checked). Check each lot's pickup details.
Buyer’s premium: 15% buyer's premium plus a $1 lot fee, unless a specific auction says otherwise, and a possible 3% card fee. A $100 winning bid is $115 plus $1 per lot, before any card fee. Source: their terms of service
More on this kind of source: Auction house sites across North Carolina.