Chiswick Auctions
Chiswick Auctions is an established London auction house which champions works of art from all eras and mediums. Clients can access confidential and professional valuations in addition to viewing rare and beautiful works of art.
With over 20 Departments devoted to a breadth of specialisms, dedicated sales are held throughout the year and cater to a variety of collectors, art enthusiasts and private buyers.
Offering a personal auction experience, both buyers and sellers return to Chiswick Auctions time and again. Believing that each Lot sold is special, a comprehensive client service and international client database means that Chiswick Auctions is the ideal platform to ensure you the best results for your property.
Upcoming Auctions from Chiswick Auctions
Autographs & Memorabilia
Lots will begin closing beginning at lot one from 17:00 on Sunday 18th February 2024, each subsequent lot will then close at 30 second intervals. If a bid is made in the final five minutes of a lot closing, the time for that item will extend for a further five minutes. We recommend that you view any items you intend to purchase as refunds will not be issued for buyer's remorse. This does not affect your statutory rights. Email valentina.borghi@chiswickauctions.co.uk for any further information.Silver & Objects of Vertu
The summer sale offers a fine selection of silverware with a strong section from India as well as a rare example of a 17th century chinoiserie mirror. One of the most prominent rarities from the history of silverware is in the form of a piece of Norwich silver. A spoon by Arthur Haslewood I of 1640, only about a dozen pieces are known by this maker, Norwich silver overall has long held the position of some of the most sought-after from provincial England. There are other rarities such as a teapot from Aberdeen, items from the famous H?tel de Monaco, and a pair of sauce tureens from the Adelaide service, Queen consort to William IV (r.1830-37). This pair have remained in private family ownership since the early 20th century by Sir Lewis Richardson (1873-1934) who owned Harrington House in 1924, now The Russian Embassy. The de Pinna cup now returns to auction, after completing another round of date testing, concluding that each element of its construction is of 16th century date, and now rightfully joins the corpus of important Elizabethan silverware.Bidder Reviews for Chiswick Auctions (70)
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JoeLos Angeles, CA
Apr 17, 2024
FabrizioLondon, GB
Apr 17, 2024
JohnAlachua, FL
Feb 26, 2024
ThomasChicago, IL
Oct 31, 2023
A Pleasure Doing Business With Chiswick
The headline says it all. It's always a pleasure doing business with Chiswick Auctions
StevenMiami, FL
Oct 28, 2023
JenniferWoodbridge, VA
Jul 19, 2023
ThomasSalem, MA
Jun 27, 2023
Honest and accurate description with great value. Helpful staff with lots of integrity!
Great experience from start to finish. Offer some amazing items with accurate descriptions. Very nice team that makes you want to be a regular customer!
StevenMiami, FL
May 08, 2023
Very reliable seller
I have made a number of purchases from this seller and all transactions have been satisfactory.
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