Two Sylvac terrier dogs to be sold Wednesday 28th March in our General Sale.

These adorable sitting terriers are one breed from over two hundred dog figures reproduced by Sylvac as well as Rabbits, Cats, Gnomes, Toby Jugs, Table wares and Advertising items.  The rabbits and dogs proved to be most popular selling from the 

Both are marked underneath 'Made in England', Sylvac.  The green dog marked 1379 and the brown dog 1579.

Another collection of Oriental artefacts to be sold 14th March Antique and Interiors Sale from 10am

For catalogue descriptions and estimates and further images please click Catalogue

For catalogue descriptions and estimates and further images please click Catalogue

A Gentleman's British military record W.W.W. wristwatch, circa 1940's, part of the 'Dirty Dozen', numbered L32437, 550284
Estimate £200 - £300

The first non-civilian wristwatches ever used by British forces, they are said to be some of the most sought after military timepieces today.
The  name of an iconic movie from the 1960's, The Dirty Dozen depicts the misadventures of 12 fictional soldiers during World War II. It is also known, in watch collecting circles, as the name given to a group of 12 watches worn by those who actually fought in WWII – specifically, British soldiers. Commissioned by the British Ministry of Defense (MoD) during World War II, the watches have become some of the most collectible – specifically (but not exclusively), by British collectors.

To be sold 14th March Antique and Interiors Sale

Our next Antique & Interiors Sale will be held on

Wednesday 14th March 2018 from 10am

Viewing Saturday 10th March 10am-1pm

Tuesday 13th March 2pm-6pm and morning of Sale from 9am 

A silver centre piece, Horace Woodward and Co. Ltd, London, 1892,

with three hippocampi to the base. 

to be sold in our Antique and Interiors Sale

Wednesday 14th March 2018

Estimate £300 - £500

The firm Horace Woodward & Co Ltd was established in 1850 and ran until 1919

producing silver, sterling silver and electroplate items

from the middle of the 19th century to the early 20th century.

Lot 45 Antique and Interiors Sale Wednesday 14th March 2018
An Original 'R White's' 'Soft Drinks Sold Here' enamelled sign in yellow and green.

R. White's lemonade was first produced by Robert and Mary White in Camberwell, south London, in 1845 - from here they've developed into an instantly recognisable household brand.
These iconic signs originally made up three sided litter bins in the 1960's
& were once common place in Great British parks.

Lot 63 Antiques and Interiors Sale 14th March 2018
Five Royal Crown Derby paperweights

An Imari Elephant, Brown Pelican, Striped dolphin and two bears, a superb addition to any
Royal Crown Derby paperweight collection.
Royal Crown Derby is one of the few original fine bone china manufacturers that
still remains in Britain today, 100% producing in Britain.
With a history that has an illustrious heritage in British society.

Lot 78 Antiques and Interiors Sale 14th March 2018
Three Continental novelty clown porcelain match holders

Sure to please collectors are these fabulous Continental novelty porcelain match holders
The clowns feature winking, laughing and dopey expressions, sure to make any collector smile.
Matches can be stored in all three mouths.

​This will make a great addition to any tobacco item collection.

From Dolls to Bears to Wine to Hippocampi and everything in between ! 

Boldon Auction Galleries have it all - Antiques and Interiors Sale 14th March

Viewing is Saturday from 10am - 1pm, Tuesday from 2pm - 6pm and morning of Auction from 9am

Catalogue can be viewed from Friday at 5pm HERE