A gang has made off with £60,000 worth of items in a raid on Dagfields antiques store near Nantwich.
Police are appealing for information and witnesses following the high value burglary at the popular outlet off Crewe Road in Walgherton.
Nantwich art and antiques auction house Wilson55 has received an investment boost which has helped to expand its workforce.
Wilson55 has used funding from NPIF – FW Capital Debt Finance, which is managed by FW Capital and is part of the Northern Powerhouse Investment Fund, to support their growth ambitions and create two new positions.
By Jonathan White
TheFunkyChoir has been entertaining people across South Cheshire at care homes and a crafts and antiques centres during December.
The choir performed twice at Dagfields Crafts & Antiques in Heathfield near Nantwich.
A South Cheshire antiques expert was stunned when he ‘herd’ about this amazing collection of 112 silver cow creamers.
Now Mark Littler is on the ‘moo-ve’ to sell them for around £85,000.
Antiques expert Mark Littler has teamed up with award-winning Bunbury pub Yew Tree Inn to host a series of valuation evenings.
Mark will be on hand between 4pm and 7pm each Monday until December 19 to value customers’ antiques free of charge.
A gang of Eastern European armed robbers tied and beat an 80-year-old granddad before stealing antiques and paintings worth more than £100,000. The victim suffered a brutal seven-hour ordeal in his own home on the Cheshire/Staffordshire border.
Nantwich Museum is to stage a saleroom supper party in a joint event with Peter Wilson fine art auctioneers. The event will be held at the auction house’s Victoria Gallery on Market Street, Nantwich.
A Crewe man enjoyed a surprise windfall when an antique pocket globe found in his parents’ home sold for £18,800 at a Nantwich auction. The celestial and terrestrial globe, less than three inches in diameter and dated from 1710, was the star sale at the Peter Wilson auction.
Wedgwood ceramics collected by a man who started work at the company’s Etruria factory straight from school, sold for £19,900 at an auction in Nantwich. The collection was consigned for sale by Harry Sheldon, whose father Harry, started working as the odd job man at the Wedgwood factory.
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