Dawson Sunderland Trafalgar mug

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COMMISSION/ABSENTEE BID: If you are unable to attend the sale in person or would like the Auctioneer to bid on your behalf you can leave a bid on our website when registered (up to 30 minutes before the auction begins) and you'll receive and e-mail confirming them. Alternatively, send them to bids@andersonandgarland.com or telephone our team on 0191 430 3000 and we'll be happy to add them for you. We will try to secure the item for you as reasonably as is allowed by other bids and the reserve price, if any. Commissions placed by telephone, fax or e-mail are made only at the buyer's own risk.

INTERNET BIDDING: You an also bid live via our website. When choosing to bid live via www.andersonandgarland.com you will need to register, using a bank card, to verify your address details. We would ask for you to register before the sale to make sure that you are verified for when you come to bid in the auction. To bid live on the sale day you will access the sale by going to www.andersonandgarland.com and clicking on the sale this will have a grey banner across the sale photograph which says 'bid live'. Please click on this and it will take you to the sale. Please note the bid live banner only appears once the sale commences on the sale day and is not there beforehand. 

You can also bid live on www.the-saleroom.com however this is hosting site charges an additional 6% (plus VAT).

TELEPHONE: Telephone bids are only available for lots estimated at over £250. Lots which are bought for less than £250 via telephone bidding will incur a £10 (plus VAT) per lot charge. We only accept telephone bidding registrations up to the day prior to the lot in question going under the hammer. At the point of registration all new bidders will be required to submit proof of identification and address. This can be either a current driver's licence or ID card showing the registered address, or a passport together with a recent utility bill bearing the registered address which can be emailed to a.orgill@andersonandgarland.com. Only when this identification is received can the registration process be completed and your telephone line will then be secured for you. As the number of telephone lines are limited, early booking is recommended. (We also recommend that you leave an “emergency cover bid" in case we are unable to reach you by telephone). Please note - there are inherent dangers with telephone bidding; despite our best efforts, Anderson & Garland Ltd. may be unable to contact the intending bidder at the appropriate time. All such arrangements are therefore made entirely at the intending bidder’s risk.

Auction: Country House & Fine Interiors Auction, 1st Oct, 2026

We are pleased to share our Country House and Fine Interiors auction, including rare examples by Howard and Sons, Robert 'Mouseman' Thompson, and Wedgwood Fairyland. Also included is a stunning selection of furniture spanning the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, and a Regency period mirror. Further highlights include a Sunderland creamware mug, a pair of engraved glass goblets, Daum Nancy cameo glass table fountain, a Moorcroft Claremont pattern bowl, a Wedgwood Fairyland lustre vase, and a Royal Crown Derby tazza.

We are also pleased to offer further artefacts from RMS Olympic, sister ship to the ill fated Titanic, with two lots offering sets of lights salvaged from the vessel when she was broken up for scrap in the late 1930s.

This sale also includes a strong showing of Asian art within this Country House sale, reflecting a flourishing market with thriving Asian economies driving exceptional results across all collecting areas. Highlights include a pair of Chinese Qing mythical beast jars and covers in Kangxi style, a Chinese carved celadon jade (nephrite) Zun owl vessel and cover probably dating to the late Shang dynasty, an early twentieth century Chinese export dragon bowl by Zeewo, and an Edo period Japanese Arita porcelain charger.

If you own items of this kind and are considering selling, we would be delighted to discuss including them in this upcoming specialist auction.

Request a free valuation through our simple online form, and our team will be in touch with straightforward, expert advice.

Viewing

Fri 25/09/26 12pm-3pm
Sat 26/09/26 10am-12pm
Mon 28/09/26 10am-3pm

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While an identification of damage is given in some instances, an absence of such advice does not imply the lot is free from defect. All condition reports whether verbal or in writing are given as a matter of courtesy and are statements of opinion. Condition reports are not exhaustive and may not encompass all defects deemed to be fair wear and tear which may be commensurate with age. The Auctioneers will not be responsible for any defects not mentioned in condition reports. All prospective buyers are strongly advised to inspect any lot on which they intend to bid and fully satisfy themselves as to condition and accuracy of any description applied to a lot. Any post-sale enquiries from buyers must be made within 10 working days of the auction.

Have you got something like this that you'd like to Auction? Just let us know and we'll be pleased to give you some advice.