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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An early 20th-century petrol pump, discovered in Warwickshire, is set for auction in Banbury this April. Standing over 2m tall, the hand-cranked piece offers a nostalgic glimpse into the golden age of motoring, with an estimate of £500.
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A remarkable sale celebrating the life and legacy of Véra Russell has exceeded expectations, with standout works by leading 20th-century artists achieving strong results and surprising bidders.
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A ring in the shape of a deer by one of the most sought-after – but-under-the-radar – jewellers of the 20th century, is expected to make £1,500 at Hansons Auctioneers auction on April 2.
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Exquisite designs by pioneering 20th-century British silversmiths are among the highlights of Hansons Auctioneers’ upcoming fine art auction on April 2.
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A painting by the celebrated teddy bear artist Deborah Jones, and the cuddly toys that inspired, it sold for £3,200 – 40 times their low estimate of £80 at Hansons Auctioneers’ recent sale at Bishton Hall in Staffordshire.
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Unseen works and letters by David Hockney – Britain’s most celebrated living artist – discovered in a cardboard box, are set to make thousands at auction next month.
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More than 40 bottles of wine and spirits commissioned by the 22nd Special Air Service (SAS) Regiment could spark a bidding war at auction.
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A long-lost 16th-century windowpane once believed to have been engraved by Mary Queen of Scots has been discovered at the back of cupboard in Belper.
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A plastic pac-a-mac is one of the textile highlights at Hansons Auctioneers’ upcoming sale – but this is a raincoat with a difference.
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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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Dozens of designer bags and shoes are going under the hammer next week to raise cash to carry out road repairs at an Oxfordshire hospice.
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Collectors and postal history enthusiasts can look forward to an exciting sale this March, as over 130 lots of stamps, collections and postal history go under the hammer at Hansons’ Derbyshire saleroom.
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More than 100 artworks from 17 Derbyshire artists are going under the hammer this week in the first sale of its kind.
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One of the rarest Pokémon cards in the franchise’s history sold for £30,000 in Derby on February 27 – the day marking the 30th anniversary of the global phenomenon.
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A handwritten letter penned by the late Queen Elizabeth II as a girl sold for £25,000 in Kent – smashing its guide price of £2,000-£4,000.
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A poppy from the Flanders battlefield of WWI, sent to the fiancée of an American serviceman, is expected to make up to £700 at auction next week .
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The epic slugfest of the Ashbourne Royal Shrovetide match was duplicated in the auction room on Tuesday when a Down’ard fought off dedicated opposition to secure a football used in the legendary game 53 years ago.
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A rare handwritten ledger of WWI County Durham volunteers, many of whom signed up to revenge their coworkers’ deaths, is expected to make £1,500 at auction this month .
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A coin dubbed “the most beautiful ever struck” is expected to make £2,000 to £3,000 at auction next week .
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A handwritten letter penned by the late Queen Elizabeth II (1926-2022) as a child is expected to make £4,000 when it appears at auction in Kent this month .
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Dolls’ houses from a miniature village made by a husband as a romantic tribute to his wife go under the hammer Monday, 16th February.
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