Doncaster Auction Centre

19/06/2026

Can’t wait for this one ❤️❤️
Doncaster Auction Centre

18/06/2026

Yet more lots added today ….. this is by far our best auction to date , can’t wait !!❤️❤️ fans
Doncaster Auction Centre
We will let you know when the catalogue is uploaded 👌….. if you can’t wait you can register by following the link in comments 👌

17/06/2026

Even I can’t believe how good this auction is going to be on the 25th ….. so many fabulous lots … we all feel privileged to be able to sell them on behalf of our vendors ❤️❤️
Do not miss it !!
Viewing day is 24th 👌
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Doncaster Auction Centre
Don’t forget to check out our timed auction which ends on Sunday .

16/06/2026

Some stunning pieces in the auction on the 25th 😲😲😲👌👌👌👌👌👌
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Doncaster Auction Centre

16/06/2026

Wow ….. look at this ….

Percy Bentley was born in Knottingley in January 1891. He grew up at Bridge House in Knottingley living with his father, James William Bentley, who was an Auctioneer, Valuer and Land Agent, his mother Helena and his siblings.

While at school, Percy joined the Officer Training Corps, starting a long and decorated military career. He was commissioned into the Territorial Army in 1910 and posted to the 5th Battalion KOYLI.
Percy reached France in April 1915. His first Military Cross was awarded in January 1917, and the following 3 from September 1918 to January 1919.

The citation for his second Military Cross described how Percy had shown ‘great tact’ in moving the battalion to a better position, launching a counterattack. He was described as showing ‘fine courage and powers of leadership’.

His third award was in recognition of him going forward under heavy fire, organising defence, and bringing back important information. The citation describes his ‘untiring energy’ and ‘disregard for his own safety’.

His final award, although gazetted in January 1919, was in recognition of Percy’s actions at the Battle of Havrincourt in September 1918. Again, Percy put himself in grave danger to go move under enemy shellfire to gather information, followed by ‘another reconnaissance of great value’. The citation for his third bar describes how throughout the dangerous operations he was ‘indefatigable and showed great courage.’

Percy remained with the army after the end of the war.

16/06/2026

Busy , busy , busy ….. so the timed auction is up and running now until Sunday , link to catalogue in comments , then we have some fabulous lots for the next live on line auction 🤓🤓🤓👇🏻👇🏻 on the 25th .

15/06/2026

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TIMED AUCTION - Our First Timed Auction to include Watches and Jewellery, If Successfu... by Doncaster Auction Ce... (21 Jun 26) - BID NOW at REAL AUCTIONS

15/06/2026

Don’t forget guys , take a look at our first timed auction , ends on Sunday , chance of some real bargains so take a look and place your bids 👌👌
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Doncaster Auction Centre

TIMED AUCTION - Our First Timed Auction to include Watches and Jewellery, If Successfu... by Doncaster Auction Ce... (21 Jun 26) - BID NOW at REAL AUCTIONS

14/06/2026

Some great watches and jewellery in this one …. Take a look , bag a bargain , our first timed auction 👌
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Doncaster Auction Centre

TIMED AUCTION - Our First Timed Auction to include Watches and Jewellery, If Successfu... by Doncaster Auction Ce... (21 Jun 26) - BID NOW at REAL AUCTIONS

14/06/2026