Antique & Fine Art Auctions

 

 

 

 

Antique & Fine Art Auctions are held four times a year.

Held over two days, they commence with Silver, Jewellery & Watches followed by Antique, Fine Art and Collectables. From single items and small collections to large country estates, consigned for auction from both private individuals, we work closely with Solicitors and Executors of Estates from within Derbyshire, Yorkshire, Nottinghamshire and the surrounding regions.

These specialist auctions comprise; Glass, British & European Ceramics, Oriental Items & Works of Art, Antiquarian Books & Postcards, Maps, Limited Edition and Signed Prints, Watercolours, Oils, Textiles including Rugs & Carpets, Vintage & Designer Fashions & Accessories, Wines & Spirits, Works of Art & Collectables, Statuary, Light fittings, Mirrors, Musical Instruments, Scientific Instruments & Barometers, Clocks including Longcase and fine Furniture from all periods. 

 

Sell Your Fine Art with us

Sell your antique & fine art with us with our increasing network of buyers. A dedicated and professional Specialist Valuer on hand to help every step of the way will help achieve the highest market value for your items. Simply follow our three step valuation process below.

 

Request a Free Valuation

Fill in our valuation form, provide photographs and as much information as you can and a specialist valuer will get back to you quickly, with a free-pre-auction appraisal...

Consign your items in Auction

Your item will be expertly catalogued and marketed to our extensive international databases of collectors, helping to maximise the value in auction.

 

Enjoy the Proceeds

After the auction a full statement and settlement will be sent to you. Our valuers are always on hand to guide you through the process.

 

REQUEST A VALUATION

 

The Specialist

Expert staff for all your requirements

 

Alison Gillatt

Head of Department

 

An historic early marble bust of the first Roman Emperor Augustus, 60cm high

Sold for £129,000

An Exquisitely Carved Early XIX Century Cantonese Ivory Work Box

Sold for £31,000

An elaborately inlaid Victorian table cabinet, as a gothic cathederal by Friedrich Ludwig Hausburg

Sold £60,000

A Mid XVIII Century Yew Wood Gothic Style Windsor Chair, (possibly Thames Valley) with pierced splat, shaped arms and elm seat, on cabriole legs united by a crinoline stretcher.

Sold for £4,800

A Mid XIX Century French Mantel Clock, the movement with outside hairspring, numbered 337, set within a white marble and ormolu figural case

Sold for £1,100

A Wedgwood Porcelain Fairyland Lustre Bowl, designed by Daisy Makeig-Jones, of octagonal form, decorated in the Geisha/Angels pattern

Sold for £1,100

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