If you’ve ever wondered just how much that dusty old autograph album inherited from a great aunt could be worth – or indeed the WWI medals languishing in a box in your loft – a valuation event at Wolverhampton Auction Rooms in early September could see you find out.
A collection of autographs amassed by a private collector and split into 14 lots achieved an impressive total sum of over £2,000 at our recent Specialist Collectors’ Auction.
Star performances expected from lots in our Specialist Collectors’ Auction in a number of sections. One of the most interesting lots in the sale is a WWII Japanese Officer’s Katana. Expected to generate interest from collectors of militaria as well as from bidders in Japan, it carries an estimate or £400 – £600.
A Trentham Estates accounts book dating from 1871 is set to come under the hammer at our Specialist Collectors’ auction in Wolverhampton on Friday, 11th August.
Stamp and book collectors were out in force for our Specialist Collectors’ Sale last Friday, 23rd June; taking advantage of some particularly strong lots in both sections.
A collection of autographs featuring singers and entertainers of the 1950s and 1960s amassed by a local collector is set to come under the hammer at Cuttlestones’ Specialist Collectors’ Sale in Wolverhampton next Friday, 23rd June.
A particularly strong books section features in West Midlands auction house Cuttlestones’ Specialist Collectors’ Sale next Friday, 23rd June.
Five ceramic tiles by the lauded Arts and Crafts potter William de Morgan saw the hammer fall at an incredible £13,000 at our Fine Art & Antique Auction on Friday, 9th June.
Following a fantastic Collectors’ Auction and an unprecedented amount of lots being consigned for sale the 10th May Home & Garden Auction is being postponed and will be amalgamated into a bumper Home & Garden Auction on 24th May. We have a huge amount to catalogue for what promises to be a fantastic auction – definitely one not to be missed!
