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Gold sovereigns set to spark a tidal wave of interest on Penzance quay

A treasure trove of around 300 rare gold proof coins is set to go under the hammer at Hansons Cornwall on the 5th August. The collection, built over a decade by a Penzance man in memory of his late wife, features Royal Mint coins from the reigns of Queen Elizabeth II and King Charles III — including limited-edition commemoratives and ultra-rare proofs.

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Snap happy: a rare Fabergé photo frame set to make thousands

A lozenge-shaped nephrite and silver photo frame by Fabergé, bearing the maker’s iconic “KF” mark, is set to go under the hammer at Hansons London on July 31 with a £5,000–£7,000 estimate. Once owned by a collector’s grandfather, the frame epitomises Edwardian elegance and the opulence that made Fabergé a favourite of royalty and high society.

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Timeless French luxury comes to Derby

Hansons’ Luxury Auction on the 30th July features standout pieces from Cartier, Chanel, and Louis Vuitton, including a Cartier Love bracelet, classic watches, and iconic handbags — offering nearly 100 lots of designer fashion and fine jewellery.

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Rare and Notable Stamps Set to Feature in Derby June Stamps & Philatelic Auction

With demand for British stamps and philatelic material remaining strong, Hansons’ June sale offers collectors and investors a diverse selection of premium lots. Highlights include a superb PUC £1, modern presentation packs, Olympic Gold Medal Winner sheetlets, and prestige booklets — all reflecting continued interest in quality British material.

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Restored Sock Knitting Machines to Feature in Day 3 of Hansons’ June Three-Day Antiques & Collectors Auction

A collection of 28 vintage sock knitting machines will be auctioned on Monday 23rd June, Day 3 of Hansons’ Derby June Antiques & Collectors Auction. Discovered by Toy Specialist Steve Fulford, the machines were lovingly restored by the client’s late father. The first part sold in April for £12,000 — this is the final chance to own a piece of textile history.

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