As part of our Spring Antiques sale we will see some great pieces of British modern art pass through our Penkridge saleroom. In addition to a piece by lauded guerilla artist Banksy, the catalogue includes a collection of seven oil paintings by David Barnes, renowned for his modern take on Welsh landscapes.
A showroom-fresh Mini in a rather fetching shade of orange caught the bidders’ attention this week. Hailing from a local house clearance and having just over 600 miles on the clock, the 2015 Mini Cooper saw the hammer fall at an impressive £9,500.
Our second February sale, live online from Wolverhampton, boasted a catalogue of 550 lots offering pretty much something for everyone. Sections covered pictures, mirrors, collectables, silver, ceramics, jewellery, watches, tools, electrical goods, garden effects – including mowers – and furniture. This diverse mix attracted some 575 registered online bidders with interest strong across the sections, and 95% of lots selling.
A reply from John Lennon’s Aunt Mimi to an adoring fan is set to go under the hammer as part of Wolverhampton auction house Cuttlestones’ Specialist Collectors Sale next month, and is expected to attract an international audience of bidders.
Boasting strong gold and silver sections, our Wednesday 10th February auction drew shrewd bidders seeking a sound investment in troubled times. Other sections also showed some pretty impressive performances, with just a handful of items unsold from a catalogue of almost 1,000 lots.
Our second online Antiques & Interiors sale of the year at Penkridge saw a typically diverse range of lots go under the hammer.
Staffordshire-based Cuttlestones Auctioneers & Valuers, which has sale rooms in Penkridge and Wolverhampton, has been named Specialist Auction House of the Year in the prestigious Luxury Travel Guide (LTG) Lifestyle Awards 2020.
With over 550 lots in the catalogue and more than 500 bidders registered, the first online Antiques & Interiors Sale out of Cuttlestones’ Wolverhampton sale room looked impressive from the outset.
For some, it’s an outdated reminder of their parents’ or granny’s homes during childhood, but more and more people are now recognising the stylish design and quality of these pieces – and they are becoming valuable vintage finds.
