Donnington Priory – Dreweatts & Bloomsbury Auctions are pleased to announce their first Luxury Accessories event of 2015. The auctions of Fine Jewellery, Watches, Pens & Luxury Accessories will be held at Donnington Priory on Thursday 26th March 2015. Jewellery Highlights This early Victorian turquoise, garnet and diamond serpent necklace, circa 1840, [Read More]
Monthly Archives: March 2015
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London – The February Fine Wine sale saw yet another big step forward for the wine department at Dreweatts & Bloomsbury Auctions, with a sale that far surpassed any previous wine sale for the firm. With the sale totalling £279,000 over 402 lots, it highlighted the benefits of the company’s joint venture [Read More]
Donnington Priory – The March 25th Fine Pictures sale is James Harvey’s first at the helm following his appointment in 2014, as International Head of Fine Art and Private Treaty sales for the recently enlarged Dreweatts & Bloomsbury Auctions. Featuring artists that include John Frederick Herring the Elder, George Morland, E. W. [Read More]
Paintings by Thomas Hill, Daniel Ridgway Knight and Hans Hoffmann have already been consigned. MILFORD, Conn. – Quality consignments are currently being accepted for a fine art auction slated for Thursday, April 23rd, at Shannon’s Fine Art Auctioneers, in the firm’s gallery located at 354 Woodmont Road in Milford. Around 250 works [Read More]
London – Bloomsbury Auctions are delighted to present their sale of Continental, English & Middle Eastern Books & Manuscripts on Thursday 19th March in London at their saleroom in Mayfair. The sale charts the development of printing on the continent and in England, with works dating from the 1470s up until the [Read More]
On March 12th, Garth’s Auctioneers & Appraisers will auction the distinctive Lifetime Collection of American Indian Jewelry of an Ohio Lady. DELAWARE , Ohio – The collection is comprised of over 200 lots of Native American jewelry including necklaces, cuffs, rings, pendants, and belt buckles. Gemstones such as turquoise from Battle Mountain, [Read More]
The first Asian sale (10 February 2015) at Chiswick Auctions was a great success making over £125,000 including premium. Particularly good results were achieved in the fields of cloisonné, paintings, bamboo carving, porcelain and scholar’s objects. Following the success of the Ming exhibition at the British Museum two star lots had strong [Read More]
An impressive group of decorative bronzes taken from a single, private collection will go under the hammer on Saturday 28th March as part of a major auction of arms, armour and items of military interest. The works, which depict figures of historical and military significance such as Leonardo Da Vinci, a Bedouin [Read More]