Auction Results
March
Spring Specialist Sale
Date: 12th Mar, 2026 10:30
Sale number: 2026 QS1 March
Lots: 540
Catalogue: Download Catalogue
Our Spring Specialist Sale of Fine Furniture, Modern Design, Paintings, Prints, Silver, Jewellery, Watches, Ceramics, Glassware & other Collectors items.
Highlights will include: a Rare 'Black Forest' carved and stained wood hall chair in the form of a bear; a Fred, Paris - 18k white gold bracelet watch; an original Charles Haigh Wood, (1856-1927) - Oil on canvas - 'Private and Confidential'; and a fine selection of jewellery.
February
Interiors Sale
Date: 19th Feb, 2026 10:30
Sale number: 2026 Feb
Lots: 645
Catalogue: Download Catalogue
Our regular Interiors auction is an eclectic sale featuring a great range of items. The sale will include jewellery & watches, silver, coins, stamps & ephemera, clocks, ceramics & glass, paintings, and of course furniture and other decorative items.
January
Interiors Sale
Date: 29th Jan, 2026 10:30
Sale number: 2026 Jan B
Lots: 665
Catalogue: Download Catalogue
Our regular Interiors auction is an eclectic sale featuring a great range of items. The sale will include jewellery & watches, silver, coins, stamps & ephemera, clocks, ceramics & glass, paintings, and of course furniture and other decorative items.
Interiors Sale
Date: 8th Jan, 2026 10:30
Sale number: 2026 Jan A
Lots: 790
Catalogue: Download Catalogue
Our regular Interiors auction is an eclectic sale featuring a great range of items. The sale will include jewellery & watches, silver, coins, stamps & ephemera, clocks, ceramics & glass, paintings, and of course furniture and other decorative items.
Highlights will include the a collection of Garry Fabian Miller (British b. 1957) Limited edition cibachrome print, a fine collection of Royal Crown Derby paperweights, and a selection of wines & spirits.
The auction also has the second part of 40 Winks - An Eye for Design. Continuing to open the doors to one of London’s most imaginative interiors, from the private home of the influential interior designer David Carter. A rare opportunity to acquire pieces from a world that blurred the line between art and theatre.