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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A worldwide collection of tribal art from countries as far afield as Borneo, Cameroon, Australia and Papua New Guinea, is set to make more than £15,000 at auction next week .
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A beaker linked to the lieutenant who commanded the famous British victory at Rorke’s Drift is expected to spark a bidding war at Hansons Auctioneers’ militaria sale this month .
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From Staffordshire’s Potteries to rare trial pieces, discover the story of Moorcroft and a unique auction of vases from designer Kerry Goodwin’s personal collection.
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Charles Hanson examines the return of the Fire Horse in 2026, the dark superstitions surrounding it, and the remarkable Chinese treasures - often hidden in plain sight - now commanding huge prices at auction.
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A medal awarded to a pioneering Jewish footballer in the 1960s could make £800 at auction in Cornwall this month .
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One of the rarest Pokémon cards in the franchise’s history goes under the hammer this month in Derby in the largest ever UK sale of memorabilia from the global phenomenon.
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Antique jewellery is no longer a niche interest reserved for collectors and specialists. From the pages of the style magazines to vintage fairs, historic pieces are enjoying an unprecedented revival.
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A top-secret blueprint of the D-Day landings – the most significant military campaign of the 20th century – could make £100,000 at auction next month at Hansons Auctioneers’ Derby saleroom .
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A rare 19th-century photograph of the original “Siamese twins” is expected to make £500 at Hansons Auctioneers’ London saleroom this month .
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A rare set of whisky bottles given to Marshall Amplification staff by Jim Marshall is set to auction at Hansons on 29 January. The collection, including 17 Inchmurrin single malts and a 50-year-old Islay, was never sold commercially and is now highly collectable.
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Silver prices have surged to record levels, making even modest household silver surprisingly valuable. With melt values at historic highs, many owners are asking whether now is the time to sell or hold.
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Think that old jewellery or trinket is worthless? Hansons Auctioneers, led by TV’s Charles Hanson, can value your items from home with house visits or their new WhatsApp service—making it easy to discover hidden treasures worth thousands.
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In the 1970s, losing your marbles was a playground disaster, not a financial one. This week in Derby, however, a collection of 33 Victorian marbles could fetch up to £5,000 at auction – a remarkable £150 per marble.
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Two works by the celebrated British-Pakistani painter Anwar Jalal Shemza (1928–1985) have emerged for sale at Hansons Auctioneers’ Norfolk saleroom.
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An album from the golden age of Hollywood, signed by many of the era’s greatest stars is expected to make up to £1,500 when it goes under the hammer in Norfolk later this month
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A WWII regimental badge linked to Wojtek the soldier bear sold for £850 at Hansons Auctioneers Cornwall, soaring past its £100 guide and proving the enduring power of this remarkable wartime story.
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You wait years for one Sooty puppet to appear – then two arrive at once, each representing a different era of more than 75 years of British TV nostalgia.
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A rare Sooty puppet used on TV by Richard Cadell is set to auction on 22nd January for MajorTim.space, supporting STEM opportunities for young people. A Soo puppet signed by Brenda Longman will also go under the hammer.
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Bought for pennies in the 1970s, four unopened Monkees Show Biz Babies dolls could now sell for £800–£1,200 at Hansons’ toy auction — a nostalgic reminder of the band’s TV-era fame and a rare find for collectors.
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The 1847 “gothic crown” — often called the most beautiful coin ever struck — captures the renewed excitement around coin collecting. A rare example will be offered at auction this February, estimated at £2,000–£3,000.
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This 22-carat gold mohur, minted by the East India Company in 1841, is a rare and historic coin featuring an early ‘young head’ portrait of Queen Victoria. Expected to sell for £600–£800 at Holloways’ Banbury auction in January, it reflects the global journey and lasting appeal of colonial-era gold.
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