by Heather Pedley | October 7th, 2022 | Auction News
They stole a train to get into the war… started their campaign against Rommel’s tanks on horseback… got into the thick of some of the most ferocious fighting of the entire Second World War… and achieved immortality when they resorted to throwing...
by John Taylors | April 1st, 2021 | Auction News
SOLD FOR £280 SOLD FOR £820 SOLD FOR £580 Two hundred and eighty pounds does sound a bit much for a drink even in these strange times – but it was rather special! The drink in question was port, the 1934 vintage, bottled by the famous Warre & Co, one of the...
by John Taylors | March 4th, 2021 | Auction News
Some wonderful antique timepieces go through the auction room in a year but amongst the most impressive are the wall clocks made by craftsmen in the Vienna area in the 19th century. They are not perhaps the prettiest clocks that you will ever see (although fans would...
by John Taylors | February 2nd, 2021 | Auction News
‘I have painted in Scotland and the Lake District but have always returned with a feeling of relief to the scene of my old labour’, said Herbert Rollett. ‘One gets such wonderful sky effects in Lincolnshire and the absence of hills seems to accentuate their beauty.’...
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