Consign a Clock to Auction
The specialists at our Newcastle auction house offer free, personal and friendly pre-sale valuation advice, either at our offices, by email or by arranging a home visit. For higher value collections we travel throughout the UK.
Single objects through to whole collections welcome.
We also value items for probate and insurance.
Auction is the best way to realise the true value of your possessions. All of our auctions offer live online bidding which, together with our extensive worldwide database of collectors, dealers and enthusiasts, ensures that your items have every opportunity to obtain the best possible price at auction. We act as your agent at all times so don't offer to buy anything. Basically, we're here to maximise the return to you, for which we take a fixed percentage commission.
Gerrard Robinson: an impressive oak longcase clock, with ornate carving of Newcastle subjects by the famous carver Gerrard Robinson, sold for £5,000.
A French gilt metal and cloisonne mantel clock, sold for £4,500.
Christopher Nigel Lawrence for Jaeger LeCoultre: A fine and rare silver and silver gilt cased Atmos clock, bears hallmarks for London 1971, sold for £4,500.
Eardley Norton: a George III mahogany and brass mounted striking and musical bracket clock, sold for £12,000.
Clock Auctions & Valuations for Clocks
Our Clocks Auction Department offers between 500 and 1000 lots per year, ranging from early 18th Century timepieces through to the present day. This area continues to be of great interest to the collector, particularly recently where the upper end of the market in this sector remains strong.
Within three Fine Antiques & Interiors Auctions each year, we sell a large variety of antique clocks, and we also have more general auctions twice a month. We accept entries Monday to Friday 9am-5pm and selected Saturday mornings by appointment.
In our auctions you'll find Longcase clocks, Bracket clocks, Lantern clocks, Mantel Clocks, Carriage Clocks, Wall clocks and more. We sell to collectors from across the globe.
