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Hansons’ Hertfordshire Saleroom
Based in Royston, Hertfordshire and serving the surrounding areas of Cambridgeshire, Essex, Suffolk and North London – Hansons Hertfordshire holds regular auctions of Jewellery, Watches, Art, Antiques & Collectables as well as providing local probate and valuation services.
Contact Details
Address: Unit 1 The Power House, Lumen Road, Royston, Hertfordshire, SG8 7AG
Tel: 01763 793 688
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.hansonsherts.co.uk
Free Antique & Jewellery Valuations
For valuation days please visit: www.hansonsherts.co.uk
Free Home Visits
We are delighted to be offering free home visits where a valuer can visit your home to assess your valuables.
Covering Hertfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Essex, Suffolk & North London
For enquiries contact: 01763 793 688 | [email protected]
Upcoming Auctions in Hertfordshire
Latest news from Hansons Hertfordshire
The suit Sir Cliff wore at his knighthood comes out of the shadows
More than 30 years after Sir Cliff Richard wore it to receive his knighthood, the morning suit from one of the most significant days of his career is heading to auction. Preserved by a devoted fan ever since, it offers a rare connection to a landmark moment in British music history.
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Lifetime collection of football shirts could pay for dying owner’s final wish
Chris Capstick is selling his treasured collection of signed football shirts in the hope of funding a dream trip to Disney World for his wife and three daughters. Featuring signatures from some of football's biggest names, the collection will go under the hammer at Hansons Auctioneers this month.
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Crowning glory – a stool from the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II appears at auction
A ceremonial stool owned by a pioneering scientist who attended the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II in 1953 is expected to make £200 at auction in Hertfordshire this week .
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Museum-quality deckchair makes a splash at Hertfordshire auction
A folding wooden chair from a house clearance in Stanstead Abbotts, which turned out to be a museum-quality, 20th-century classic, has sold for thousands.
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