These quarterly sales are held every March, June, September and December. They typically comprise approx 600 lots to include; antiquarian books, fine English, Continental & Oriental ceramics, period glass, silverware, fine jewellery & watches, paintings and sculpture, Asian works of art, clocks & barometers, and fine furniture & furnishings.
Recent sale highlights include a set of three Meisson porcelain rabbits which sold for £21,000, a Nicole Freres music box for £18,000, a John Pace of Bury St Edmunds rare year-going skeleton clock which sold for £18,000, a Chinese Qianlong period ruyi sceptre selling for £130,000, and an Edward Seago oil on canvas for £37,500.
A pair of Jane Austen and Napoleonic War interest George III silver Egyptian Revival commemorative table candlesticks were consigned for our June 2025 auction, which happily coincided with the 250th anniversary celebrations of the great author's birth. Awarded to her naval officer brother Francis in 1808 for safely escorting an East India Company convoy, while battles raged around them, the candlesticks had incredible historical appeal. They sold for £13,100
Entries close approx 4 weeks prior to auction.
Viewing – Thetwo days prior 10am-6pm and the morning of the sale from 9am
Silversmithing in the United Kingdom represents one of the longest continuous craft traditions in Europe, and today’s makers operate within a tradition that spans more than a millennium.
We are pleased to offer two works by Sudbury-born artist Maggi Hambling in our 9th June Century 20/21 Art auction.
Among our Asian Art auction on 24 March is a charming group of 19th-century Chinese figural porcelains from a private English collection based in East Anglia.
A large and diverse single-owner collection of Lego sets ranging from classic Technic building groups to cinematic tie-in display pieces coming up in our forthcoming Toys & Models auctions.
Fine Art & Antiques