One of our favourite lots in this week's auction !

 

A British made lead figure group, 'Jack's Band', comprising nine bandsmen, chairs and piano, boxed.  Estimate £30-£50 (for auction 30 October)

 

Do you have something you would like to sell at auction? Come down to one of our open days to see what it could be worth!

If you have more than six items please call to book an appointment for next week, entries close Thursday 7th November at 12 noon for our next sale on Wednesday 13^th November.

Come and view our Auction today - Tuesday 29th October 10-12 and 2-6 !

 A gents Rolex wristwatch, the 9ct gold case enclosing a champagne Arabic dial, with brown leather strap.  £400-£600 for auction 30th October from 10am

We have an interesting selection of advertising items coming up for sale

 

Lot 140. An 18ct gold cluster ring, size O/P. weight 5.7g (for auction 30th October)

 

Just the write thing at auction !

 

Lot 143.  A selection of vintage pens, comprising fountain pens by Parker and Swan, plus ball point pens and a Parker propelling pencil.  for auction 30th October

An early 20th century silver three piece tea service, hallmarked Joseph Rodgers and Sons, Sheffield, dated 1910, gross weight 609g

 

Lot 112.  For auction 30th October

A 19th century Continental portrait miniature depicting a fashionable lady, displayed in a bone frame, indistinctly signed, 13cm x 15cm overallLot

 

Lot 162.  For auction 30th October

Old school Rolex and many more wristwatches for auction on 30th October

 

We have a fantastic Jewellery section in the 30th October Auction

 

Just one of our 480 lots coming up for auction on Wednesday 30th October

 

Lot 18. A mid 20th century Poole pottery fruit bowl, hand decorated in a free form and banded design, H 10cm

 

For auction 30th October

For auction 30th October Lot 460. A collection of teak G Plan wall cabinets and a selection of adjustable shelves

 

Coins Coins Coins at Boldon Auctions

We have a super coin section in the auction on the 30th October

 

Go back in time with our vintage toy section on the 30th October 2024

 

A silver mounted coconut cup for auction on the 30th of October

 

We are putting the finishing touches to the next auction catalogue

Just in for auction on the 30th October a rare Danish Royal Copenhagen porcelain lace pattern clock

 

A rare late 19th century Danish Royal Copenhagen porcelain blue and white lace clock, modelled with a nude boy holding a book over an open work top, the body with floral banding, lion mask head handles, movement by Lenzkirch, serial number 267974, marked "1 Million", H 28cm

Sold 16th October for £80

 

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Sold 16th October for £110

 

Sold 16th October for £110

 

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Sold 16th October for £150

 

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Sold 16th October for £340

 

Sold 16th October 2024 £230

 

Sold 16th October £300

 

Sold 16th October £240

 

A single owner collection of Classical LPs, books and CDs sold for over £5,000 on 16th October 2024

 Here is a small selection of the lots sold:

Lot 108 a collection of 18th century Indentures for auction 16th October from 10am

An indenture is a legal contract between two parties, that reflects or covers a debt or purchase obligation.  This was historically for both land transactions or indentured labour.  Some of the earliest surviving examples in England date from the thirteenth century.

Lot 108 contains a collection of Indentures dating from the 18th century.  

Included in the lot is a Tripartie indenture dated 26th December 1754, between John Appleby of Barnard Castle and Fra. Hutchinson in the county of York, the third portion of the indenture, known as the foot was retained by the court.

Piece of Roman History to be offered for Auction

A Roman copper alloy ceremonial Chamfron (Horse's Face and Head Armour), circa 1st-3rd century AD, formed from three pieces of sheet copper-alloy, hinged with ferrous pins, circular cut outs for the eyes and buckles, the centre decorated with two repousse peltae (shields).

Due to the thin construction of copper-alloy as opposed to iron scale armour which was in common use by the Roman Army at this time, this piece would have been almost certainly part of a hippika gymnasia event.  A ritual tournament performed by the Roman Calvary elite to showcase their skill and expertise.

For Auction 16th October 2024

 

The Fab Four come to Auction

 

The Beatles on stage for one more time at Boldon Auction Galleries on the 16th October, made by McFarlane Toys

Spooky Goings on at Boldon Auctions

 

Dare you bid for these scary Skeletons on Wednesday 16th October???