Price and authentication guide
On Whoppah, a used Gispen piece typically sells for about EUR 220 (median over the past two years, as of 2026-09-29). Condition, edition and materials move individual prices well above or below that. Current listings typically ask EUR 225 to EUR 794.
The Gispen piece (Willem Hendrik Gispen and others, founded 1916; made by Gispen (Netherlands)).
Fact block (checked 2026-09-29): when your item sells on Whoppah, private sellers pay a 12.5% commission including VAT; business sellers pay 16% excluding VAT. Buyers can add Whoppah buyer protection at checkout for 5.9% of the purchase amount: the payment is held until the buyer confirms receipt, and Whoppah steps in if the item is not shipped, arrives damaged or differs clearly from the listing.
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On Whoppah, a used Gispen piece typically sells for about EUR 220 (median over the past two years, as of 2026-09-29).
How do I sell my Gispen piece on Whoppah?Upload a few clear photos, including labels or stamps, add dimensions and condition, and set your price. Our curation team reviews every listing before it goes live.
How can I tell if my Gispen piece is original?Look for the maker's label or stamp and check construction and materials. Our authentication guide for the Gispen piece lists what to look for.
The Gispen piece (Willem Hendrik Gispen and others, founded 1916; made by Gispen (Netherlands)).
How Whoppah checks: every listing is reviewed by our curation team before it goes live, and curators can ask the seller for extra photos or proof of purchase.