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Free home appraisal

Antique toys bought in Auderghem

Jean-François Bastok, an antique dealer in Waterloo for 30 years, buys your antique toys in Auderghem: free home appraisal, no obligation, and cash payment if the offer suits you.

What JF Bastok buys in Auderghem

Antique toys from 1900 to 1980: dolls, automatons, mechanical toys, robots, trains, planes, boats, lead soldiers, composition figures (Elastolin, Durso, Lineol), model cars in every scale, model kits and video games.

What determines the value

A toy is valued by brand, model, period, condition and above all its original box: a boxed model car or train can be worth several times the same model unboxed. Complete, working toys are the most sought after.

Home appraisal in Auderghem

JF Bastok travels from Waterloo anywhere in Auderghem, whether you live in Rouge-Cloître, Transvaal, Saint-Julien or the Chaussée de Wavre area. He also covers neighbouring towns such as Watermael-Boitsfort, Woluwe-Saint-Pierre, Woluwe-Saint-Lambert and Uccle, and more widely in Brussels.

Before the appointment

Keep boxes, instructions and accessories carefully, even damaged ones. Don’t repaint a toy or replace parts before the appraisal.

How it works

Call +32 499 08 03 84 or send a few photos by WhatsApp. An appointment is set at your home in Auderghem. The appraisal is free and without obligation; if the offer suits you, payment is made in cash, on the spot.

Full details on the Antique toys page.

Frequently asked questions

Do you make home visits in Auderghem?

Yes. JF Bastok visits by appointment in every part of Auderghem. Travel and appraisal are free and without obligation.

Do you buy electric trains?

Yes, Märklin, Hornby and the other major brands, locomotives, wagons and accessories.

Is a toy without its box worth anything?

Yes, depending on brand, model and condition, although the original box clearly raises the price.

An item to appraise in Auderghem?

Call +32 499 08 03 84 or send a few photos by WhatsApp: free home appraisal, cash payment.

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