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Sold 29th January £520. A McVitie and Price marble top three tier display cabinet, with rising glazed lids and brass handles to the sides, made by Thomas Gillie and Sons of Leith, 110cm W, 40cm Deep, 132cm H

 

Sold 29th January £460. Thomas Swift Hutton (1860-1935), watercolour, signed, dated 1920, 'Gull Rock Berwick Upon Tweed', 58cm x 88cm

 

Sold £520. 29th January. An early 20th Century Walker and Hall silver salver, date letter 1936, weight 1026.3g

 

Exciting News !

 

North East Saleroom Boldon Auction Galleries are delighted to welcome to their closely knit team, Ewan Duff as Auctioneer and Valuer.  Ewan joins us from 1818 Auctioneers, Cumbria and previously Mitchells of Cockermouth where he headed the Pictures, Imagery and Affordable Art auctions and the Toy auctions respectively. We are also thrilled that Harry Douglas who has been with Boldon Auction Galleries for over four years has progressed from part time photographer, full time porter and is now a Junior Auctioneer and Valuer.

Moody shores at Boldon Auction Galleries next auction on Wednesday 29th January

 

Clare Money, oil, signed verso, 'Hidden Depths', 99cm x 49cm Estimate £50-£100

Lot 181. A Rolex Oyster Speedking gentleman's wristwatch, with champagne coloured dial and leather strap. Estimate £400-£600. For auction 29th January.

 

Five boxes of Commando comics, approx. 400 in total. Estimate £150-£200. For auction 29th January

 

Lot 386. Thomas Swift Hutton (1860-1935), watercolour, signed, dated 1920, 'Gull Rock Berwick Upon Tweed', 58cm x 88cm. Estimate £300-£500. For auction 29th January.

Thomas Swift Hutton (1865 - 1935). Landscape and coastal painter. Born in Edinburgh. Details of his early artistic training are not known but by the age of 27 he was exhibiting his work at the Glasgow Institute of Fine Arts. He later moved to Newcastle and began exhibiting at the Berwick Club and later both the Royal Academy and the Scottish Academy. His work can be seen at the Shipley Art Gallery and South Shields museum.

Lot 481. A McVitie and Price marble top three tier display cabinet, with rising glazed lids and brass handles to the sides, made by Thomas Gillie and Sons of Leith, 110cm W, 40cm Deep, 132cm H Estimate £500-£800

 

Tom McGuinness (1926-2006), lithograph, signed in pencil, dated xx86, number 11/40, 'Drift Miners Going In', 62cm x 38cm for auction on 29th January

 

Glorious Georgian chest of drawers for auction

 Lot 502.

A Georgian walnut chest of drawers with quarter crossbanded and herringbone top, below two short and three long crossbanded graduated drawers, supported on bracket feet, with further crossbanding to the sides, 104cm W, 58cm deep

Estimate £400-£600

Lot 162. A Steiff limited edition collector's teddy bear, modelled as Karl Lagerfeld, having white alpaca fur and measuring 40cm H, with box. Estimate £1000-£1500. For auction 29th January

 

Examples of the Chinese Porcelain coming up for auction on Wednesday 29th January

 

Lot 38. A Chinese flambe Lotus type vase, marked to the underside with a Qing seal mark, 10cm H to be sold on 29th January. One of an extensive private collection of Chinese porcelain to be auctioned.

 

Lot 177. An attractive Tiffany and Co. platinum and diamond eternity wedding band, size J/K. Estimate £2000-£3000. For auction 29th January

 

Lot 61. An attractive Moorcroft flambe Clematis vase of baluster form, 36cm H. Estimate £300-£500. One lot from a private collection of Moorcroft to be sold on 29th January

 

Lot 385. Victor Prescott, late 19th Century/early 20th Century, watercolour, 'The Gamblers', signed lower right Victor L. Prescott, in gilt frame, 24.5cm x 20cm. Estimate £40-£60. For auction 29th January.

 

Lot 130. An early 20th Century Walker & Hall silver salver, date letter 1936, weight 1026.3g. Estimate £400-£600. To be sold 29th January.

 

Lot 2 . A Nissan Qashqai car, first registered 29th January 2016, petrol, two keys, mileage 84,000 miles, MOT to 1st November 2025, with V5. Estimate £3,000-£5,000. For auction 29th January.