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Thank you to everyone who participated in our September Auction of Fine Art and Antiques. The sale total including buyer...
21/09/2026

Thank you to everyone who participated in our September Auction of Fine Art and Antiques. The sale total including buyers premium was £386,000. Highlight results below:

Lot 288: Archibald Knox for Liberty and Co, a tudric pewter and enamel clock.

Sold for £5,000.

Lot 3: A 22ct gold, turquoise and diamond jewellery set.

Sold for £6,785.

Lot 289: A rare Chinese bronze censer made for the Islamic market.

Sold for £3,500.

Lot 299: A 19th Century tilt head tennis racket by Henry Malings of Francis Street, Woolwich.

Sold for £3,000.

Lot 334: A bronze sculpture of a panther.

Sold for £1,500.

Lot 933: Maurice De Vlaminck (1876-1958): Le Facteur.

Sold for £9,375.

Lot 1367: A George II walnut cross and feather banded chest of drawers.

Sold for £5,000.

Lot 111: A Victorian silver Grecian pattern canteen, George W Adam’s, London, 1865.

Sold for £3,000.

Lot 1373: Mary Seton Watts for Liberty and Co: A large Compton Pottery planter.

Sold for £2,750.

Lot 292: A Violin by Enzo Barbie’s, Mantua, 1980.

Sold for £4,500,

All prices include buyers premium.

We now look to our single owner auction (timed online) of books, prints and paintings that starts on 25th September and ends on 25th October. We also have our usual Fine Art and Antiques Auction on 19th October, which we are still consigning for. As ever, our consignment office at 15 Church Road SW19 5DW is open for walk in consignments too.

If you have items of interest please do get in touch via:

0208 947 2385 or [email protected]

Thank you to everyone who bid on our September Auction of Fine Art and Antiques. The sale total including buyers premium...
21/09/2026

Thank you to everyone who bid on our September Auction of Fine Art and Antiques. The sale total including buyers premium was £387,035. Highlight results below:

Lot 288: Archibald Knox for Liberty and Co, a tudric pewter and enamel clock.

Sold for £5,000.

Lot 3: A 22ct gold, turquoise and diamond jewellery set.

Sold for £6,785.

Lot 289: A rare Chinese bronze censer made for the Islamic market.

Sold for £3,500.

Lot 299: A 19th Century tilt head tennis racket by Henry Malings of Francis Street, Woolwich.

Sold for £3,000.

Lot 334: A bronze sculpture of a panther.

Sold for £1,500.

Lot 933: Maurice De Vlaminck (1876-1958): Le Facteur.

Sold for £9,375.

Lot 1367: A George II walnut cross and feather banded chest of drawers.

Sold for £5,000.

Lot 111: A Victorian silver Grecian pattern canteen, George W Adam’s, London, 1865.

Sold for £3,000.

Lot 1373: Mary Seton Watts for Liberty and Co: A large Compton Pottery planter.

Sold for £2,750.

Lot 292: A Violin by Enzo Barbie’s, Mantua, 1980.

Sold for £4,500,

All prices include buyers premium.

We now look to our single owner auction (timed online) of books, prints and paintings that starts on 25th September and ends on 25th October. We also have our usual Fine Art and Antiques Auction on 19th October, which we are still consigning for. As ever, our consignment office at 15 Church Road is open for wall in consignments too.

If you have items of interest please do get in touch via:

0208 947 2385 or [email protected]

Coming up for sale on Friday 4th September is this emotive work by B. Prabha (Indian 1933-2001). Fish Seller, 1962Oil on...
01/09/2026

Coming up for sale on Friday 4th September is this emotive work by B. Prabha (Indian 1933-2001).

Fish Seller, 1962

Oil on canvas.

Signed and dated centre right. Gallery label to verso for Chemould, Prescott Road.

70.2cm x 60.2cm

Framed.

Estimate: £8,000-12,000 (plus fees).

B Prabha was born in 1933 in Nagpur, Maharashtra. She developed an interest in art from a young age and studied at Nagpur Art School. Prabha is best remembered for her portrayals in oil of rural women and their triumph over hardship, poverty, loneliness and dignity.

She was also inspired by the great European artists such as Van Gogh, Gauguin, Picasso and Modigliani.

Fine and decorative silver coming up for sale in our 3rd and 4th September Auction. Highlights include: Lot 155: An Art ...
29/08/2026

Fine and decorative silver coming up for sale in our 3rd and 4th September Auction.

Highlights include:

Lot 155: An Art Nouveau silver and guilloche enamel box by Heinrich Levinger.

The lid with a coloured enamel portrait of a lady.

Est: £400-600

Lot 142: A George II style silver trophy by Mappin and Webb.

Est: £250-350

Lot 123: A South American silver candlestick, possibly 18th Century Peruvian.

Est: £800-1,200

Lot 109: A pair of George III silver cast columnar candlesticks, London, 1766.

Est: £3,000-5,000

Lot 112A: A Mappin and Webb silver cup for the Royal Counties Show Challenge, Best Sussex Bull 1932.

Est: £1,600-2,000

All estimates plus fees.

FABERGEA Russian silver Naval presentation plaque by Faberge, Workmaster Anders (Antii) Nevalainen. 10cm x 15cm 152.4gms...
29/08/2026

FABERGE

A Russian silver Naval presentation plaque by Faberge, Workmaster Anders (Antii) Nevalainen.

10cm x 15cm

152.4gms

Estimate: £3,000-5,000

Our September 3rd and 4th Auction features several fine watches and timepieces. Highlights include:Lot 99: A rare Jaeger...
29/08/2026

Our September 3rd and 4th Auction features several fine watches and timepieces.

Highlights include:

Lot 99: A rare Jaeger Le Coultre moon-phase wristwatch.

Est: £2,000-3,000

Lot 5A: An 18ct gold Omega Constellation automatic wristwatch.

Est: £3,000-4,000

Lot 13: A ladies 18ct white gold Corum ‘Admirals Cup’ wristwatch.

Est: £800-1,200

Lot 107A: A Boucheron Soils stainless steel wristwatch.

Est: £300-500

NEW CATALOGUE ONLINE 💎Our September 3rd and 4th Auction is now available to view online. Including wonderful vintage and...
25/08/2026

NEW CATALOGUE ONLINE 💎

Our September 3rd and 4th Auction is now available to view online. Including wonderful vintage and antique jewellery.

Highlights include:

Lot 2: An Art Deco style diamond and sapphire plaque brooch circa 1950’s.

Est: £600-800

Lot 8: An 18 Carat gold and sapphire sunflower brooch, Garrard and Co, London, 1964.

Est: £1,000-2,000

Lot 17: An 18 Carat gold and ruby flowerhead brooch, London, 1963.

Est: £700-900

Lot 26: An 18ct gold intaglio ring with heraldic crest and central stag motif.

Est: £400-600

Lot 27: An 18ct gold intaglio ring with lion heraldic motif.

Est: £400-600

Lot 29: A Victorian gold and blue enamel mourning brooch.

Est: £400-600

Lot 31: A 19th Century gold and diamond quatrefoil scroll brooch.

Est: £400-600

Lot 41: A Victorian gold and amethyst scrollwork brooch.

Est: £300-500

Lot 42: A Victorian gold and garnet cross pendant/brooch.

Est: £300-500

All estimates plus fees.

Proud to announce a new house record for Wimbledon Auctions, with the sale of the portrait of Philip the Good after the ...
19/07/2026

Proud to announce a new house record for Wimbledon Auctions, with the sale of the portrait of Philip the Good after the lost original by Rogier Van Der Weyden for £130,000 including fees.

This sale contributed to a record auction total of £441,250 for our July Auction of Fine Art and Antiques.

Thank you to everyone who bid with us over the two day auction and we look forward to our next sale on 3rd September.

Now accepting consignments, please contact us on 0208 947 2385 or [email protected] to arrange a valuation.

We have a good selection of both antique and contemporary silver in our auction on 13th July. Highlights as follows: Lot...
11/07/2026

We have a good selection of both antique and contemporary silver in our auction on 13th July.

Highlights as follows:

Lot 118: A replica of the Warren Cup (the original, Roman circa 15BC - 15AD). This example in high grade silver, decorated with ho******ic scenes of male same-sex in*******se. The original was purchased by the British Museum in 1999 for £1.8million.

£10,000-20,000

Lot 363: A 17th/18th Century Safavid amulet case with Arabic inscriptions.

£300-500

Lot 120: A pair of cast silver two branch candelabrum, in George I style, by Wakely and Wheeler.
Combined weight: 2,350gms

£2,000-4,000

Lot 125: Crichton and Co, New York: A pair of sterling silver candlesticks, with knop stems, gadroon borders and square bases. Weight: 1,026gms 26cm H

£1,000-2,000

Lot 142: A George I style silver bullet shape tea pot, London 1928.

£500-800

Lot 153: Gerald Benny CBE (British 1930-2008): A texturised silver beaker with gilded interior.

£250-250

Lot 121: A George I style silver tea kettle on spirit heater stand, London 1930. Weight: 1,309gms

A huge thank you to everyone who bid in our single owner taxidermy auction yesterday. Over 170 bidders competed for 78 l...
11/07/2026

A huge thank you to everyone who bid in our single owner taxidermy auction yesterday. Over 170 bidders competed for 78 lots, with a sale total including fees of £132,800. Many items well exceeded their estimate, including a miniature white bull terrier by Walter Potter selling for £8,500 against a £600-800 estimate.

If you have a unique single owner collection and are thinking of selling, please do get in touch via
0208 947 2385 or email [email protected]

Some of the highlight lots:

Lot 10: Walter Potter (British 1835-1918): A taxidermy three legged piglet.

Sold for £6,250.

Lot 1: Walter Potter (British 1835-1918): ‘The Lower Five’ (The Rat’s Den).

Sold for £32,500.

Lot 2: Walter Potter (British 1835-1918): ‘The Sporting Party’.

Sold for £10,000.

Lot 22: Walter Potter (British 1835-1918): A taxidermy miniature white bull terrier, as seen in photo with Diana Dors at Potter’s Museum in Bramber.

Sold for £8,500.

Lot 15: A large Victorian diorama of taxidermy hummingbirds, under glass dome.

Sold for £3,250.

Lot 13: Walter Potter (British 1835-1918): A Victorian taxidermy two-day old piglet.

Sold for £2,750.

Lot 12: A Victorian taxidermy miniature dog in fenced garden diorama with kennel ‘beware of the dog’.

Sold for £3,500.

Lot 9: An antique taxidermy brown bear circa 1900.

Sold for £2,750.

Lot 3: Walter Potter (British 1835-1918): A late Victorian taxidermy tigers head.

Sold for £3,500.

All prices include buyer’s premium.

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