Located in the heart of beautiful Harrogate, North Yorkshire, Hansons Auctioneers’ new Harrogate Saleroom brings our team of experienced valuers and auction specialists to one of the country’s most historic and elegant towns.
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Located in the heart of Derbyshire, Hansons Derbyshire Saleroom in Etwall is not only the headquarters of our operations but also the vibrant auction house for a wide range of specialist auctions. This is where we host an exciting array of sales, from collectibles and antiques to Toys, Militaria, Coins, and much much more.
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Situated within beautiful landscaped gardens in Staffordshire, Bishton Hall, a grade II listed Georgian mansion, creates the period setting to assess and showcase antiques.
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Hansons Richmond builds on the success of monthly London Fine Art & Antiques sales led by a dedicated team since 2018. Situated in a highly regarded area of the capital, it offers a complete range of auction services.
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Welcome to Hanson's Newark, where we honour the timeless tradition of the classic auction experience. Formerly known as Northgate Auction Rooms, we continue to uphold the old-school values of live, in-person bidding, bringing the excitement and authenticity of traditional auctions to the heart of Newark.
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Nestled in West Cornwall, Hansons Auctioneers in Penzance offers a warm and welcoming environment for buyers, sellers, and collectors alike. As part of the renowned Hansons Auctioneers network, our Penzance saleroom provides a unique and personalised auction experience.
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Hansons’ Kent is located close to the market town of Tonbridge in the picturesque village of Penshurst on the Kent/Sussex border. Situated in the beautiful grounds of the Penshurst Estate, we are ideally located to welcome you for valuations and sale days.
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Hanson Holloway’s operates from the longest-established saleroom in the historic market town of Banbury. As well as Oxfordshire, it serves the neighbouring counties of Buckinghamshire, Warwickshire and Northamptonshire.
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Hanson's Hertfordshire is based in Royston and operates jewellery, fine art & collectables auctions and valuations throughout Hertfordshire and surrounding areas, including Cambridgeshire, Essex, Suffolk and North London.
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Based in Woburn and Aspley Guise we hold jewellery, silver, fine collectable auctions from the Woburn Hotel. Valuations throughout Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Northamptonshire.
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Hansons Norfolk is based in Roughton, North Norfolk. Just 5 miles from the seaside town of Cromer, Hansons Norfolk holds jewellery, silver, fine art and collectables auctions and valuation days as well as free home visits for larger collections.
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Hansons Auctioneers is pleased to work with Rare Book Auctions in Lichfield, managed by Jim Spencer. Rare Book Auctions hold dedicated monthly sales of antiquarian books, modern firsts, manuscripts, autograph letters, photographs, ephemera, prints & caricatures, and maps & globes.
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Discover remarkable auction finds, extraordinary results, expert insights and stories from Hansons salerooms across the UK.
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A collection of 10 Hermès handbags, Cartier and Tiffany & Co. jewellery, designer silk scarves and luxury writing instruments is heading to auction at Hansons London on Friday 30th October.
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As a lifelong Derby County supporter, I have accumulated plenty of memories of the Rams over the years. Some are glorious, some are…
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Hansons Auctioneers has welcomed Derby County historian and lifelong collector Andy Ellis to the team as its new part-time in-house sporting specialist.
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One of the most unusual objects coming through Hansons this month is a working Dalek and, fittingly with Halloween approaching, it is rather…
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Norman Wisdom’s famous ‘Gump’ suits, giant silver tributes and even the script from his first £5 professional performance are heading to auction in Derbyshire this November.
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A Spode saucer bought by a Merseyside couple around 50 years ago has achieved £10,500 at auction - more than eight times its top estimate - after an energetic bidding war sparked by its connection to the Titanic.
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A seemingly ordinary Great Britain stamp album has been revealed to contain a remarkable collection of rare and sought-after stamps - including Penny Blacks and a Twopenny Blue - after being brought to Hansons by a vendor in Devon.
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An exceptional Georgian centrepiece believed to be a unique marriage of silver and Derbyshire’s celebrated Blue John stone is set to spark international interest when it goes under the hammer in Kent.
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A rare watch discovered tucked away in a late mother's jewellery box in Cornwall has stunned a family by selling for £59,000 after bidders from across the world fought to own it.
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Charles Hanson is issuing a little call to arms to anyone with forgotten ceramics gathering dust in cupboards, attics, lofts and spare rooms.
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A father's loving letter to his young son, a poignant memorial fashioned from First World War shrapnel and a story that has lain quietly in the same family for more than a century are set to come under the hammer at Hansons Derbyshire.
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Summer is a wonderful time for entertaining. Long lunches drift into evening suppers, the garden becomes another room of the house and, if we're lucky, a chilled bottle of white wine is never too far away.
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Summer is a wonderful time for entertaining. Long lunches drift into evening suppers, the garden becomes another room of the house and, if we're lucky, a chilled bottle of white wine is never too far away.
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One of the greatest pleasures of my work is discovering something exceptional in the most ordinary of surroundings. A rare antique does not always arrive wrapped in tissue paper or accompanied by an impressive family history.
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Two weathered garden ornaments found in a Kent garden, and thought to be made of concrete, sold for close to £5,000 after it was discovered they were rare classical Italian marbles.
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An England cap awarded to Jimmy Greaves after the 1962 World Cup quarter-final – the match that famously “went to the dogs” when a stray animal relieved itself on the striker – is expected to fetch £5,000 at auction.
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A spectacular copper Aztec calendar disc presented to FIFA president Sir Stanley Rous during Mexico’s campaign to host the 1970 World Cup could make £35,000 at auction next month.
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No matter which stories we put out to the press, the one failsafe to score column inches are the contents of Queen Victoria’s underwear drawer.
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The trend for Victorian jewellery – notably archaeological revival pieces - shone through at Hanson Auctioneers’ recent sale.
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An Edwardian painting of a London street scene sparked a global bidding war before selling for £7,500 – 10 times its pre-sale estimate – at Hansons Auctioneers’ Richmond saleroom.
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A rare Chinese blue-and-white porcelain altar candlestick dramatically exceeded expectations when it sold for £4,000 beating its £1,000 estimate after fierce global bidding.
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