Christmas Opening Times
Thursday, 23 December 2021
Art Deco Delight
Lot 322.
A 1930's Art Deco pendant light fitting, with chrome metalwork and four stepped glass panels, with white globe, 32cm diameter, 89cm height approx.
Estimate £150 - £200
For Auction 5th January 2021
Supporting Artist
Lot 31.
A late 1920's early 1930's decorative easel clock.
Estimate £30 - £50
To be sold Auction 5th January 2022
Striking Samplers
Lot 10
A sampler by Hannah Thompson, aged 12, dated 1855, 41 x 31cm
Lot 9.
A sampler by Margaret Oliver aged 12, dated 1829, 40 x 31cm
for Auction 5th January 2022
Italian Style
Lot 55.
A 1970's Italian Guzzini Quadrifoglio table lamp, by Gae Aulenti, 50cm height
Estimate £50 - £80
For auction 5th January
Wednesday, 22 December 2021
Highlights 15th December Auction
Some of the top selling lots from the last Auction of 2021 included:
Lot 2 sold £400 |
Lot 36 and Lot 37 sold for £480 each |
Lot 38 sold for £600 |
Lot 173 sold for £650 |
Lot 181 sold for £400 |
Lot 198 sold for £320 |
Lot 219 sold for £400 |
Lot 230 sold for £400 |
Lot 240 sold for £380 |
Lot 296 sold for £700 |
Lot 338 sold for £380 |
Tuesday, 14 December 2021
It is a Golden Dawn at Boldon Auction Galleries
Lot 352. Ercol Golden Dawn refectory table. Size 78cm wide, 153cm long, Estimate £60 - £100, 15th December Auction
Lot 350. An unusual Ercol Golden Dawn, three door side cabinet, supported on shaped legs with cross frame stretchers. Size 129cm wide, Estimate £200 - £300, 15th December Auction
Friday, 10 December 2021
Last Auction of 2021!
Don't forget our last Auction of 2021 is Wednesday 15th December from 10am
Come and view in person Saturday 11th December 10am - 1pm
Tuesday 14th December 10am-12noon and 2pm-6pm
and morning of sale from 9am
or view on-line here Online Catalogue
Georgian Style
Local Artist John Wilson Carmichael (1800-1868)
Lot 229.
John Wilson Carmichael (1800 - 1868), pencil, signed, 'Vessel off the North East Coast', (verso to include a signed letter to Joseph Crawhall, signed Mr Carmichael, dated 6th July 1850) 14 x 23cm.Estimate £80 - £120
For Auction 15th December
Signed Letter
July 6th 1850
20 Howland Street
Fitzroy square
London
Joseph Crawhall Esquire
My Dear Sir,
On passing through Newcastle yesterday I received your very kind note with an invitation from yourself and Mrs Crawhall to Stagshaw House, I assure you nothing would have given me more real pleasure, than to have accepted it. But I had been travelling about sketching for pictures, out of the direct rounds of either railway or coaches consequently my stack of money became too exhausted with carriage prices that I was forced to forgo several invitations.
The one to your dwelling should have been the first had it only been to thank yourself and Mrs Crawhall for so many former kindnesses both to myself and the family.
With my best wishes for yours and the family's good health
My dear sir
Yours ever gratefully
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