A drum kit owned by Simple Minds drummer Mike Ogletree during the band’s heyday in the 1980s, is to be sold at a Nantwich auction.
The kit, which was used throughout 1982 during Simple Minds’ tours and recording sessions, will go under the hammer at fine art auctioneers Peter Wilson.
Nantwich auctioneers have something a bit different to get their teeth into – the sale of a set of gold false gnashers!
And this set of dental diamonds could fetch as much as £600 when they go under the hammer at Peter Wilson on Market Street.
A Roman necklace sold for a whopping £28,000 at a remarkable auction in Nantwich.
Countless bidders on the internet, on the phone and in person at Peter Wilson auction house on Market Street witnessed the sale of the important intaglio-set necklace.
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.
Tribal art auctions in Nantwich are attracting buyers from around the globe.
And Peter Wilson auctioneer Chris Large believes a huge single owner collection being sold is putting Nantwich on the map.
Saucy 1950s and 60s postcards could fetch hundreds of pounds when they are sold at a Nantwich auction.
The smutty vintage cards up for sale contain punchlines like “It’s time you bought me some new drawers Mr Smith” and “Would you like to come in and demonstrate your apparatus”.
An L.S. Lowry sketch on a tissue paper of an old handball court in South Wales, has sold for a staggering £8,680 at a Nantwich auction.
It’s thought the artist did the sketch in an idle moment in the café where he stopped for tea.
A sketch by LS Lowry on a folded piece of tissue could sell for £10,000 at a Nantwich auction.
The six-inch square napkin drawing, probably scribbled in the café where he stopped for tea, will go under the hammer at Peter Wilson auctioneers.
A unique football trophy won by Stoke United ladies in Barcelona in 1923 and lost for decades, has been snapped up at a Nantwich auction.
Now the trophy will go on permanent public display at the National Football Museum following the sale at Nantwich auctioneers Peter Wilson.
Nantwich auctioneers Peter Wilson will sell a Barry Lomax Collection of Early English Porcelain at their next auction.
The February 18 fine art sale is expected to attract international attention.
A mystery donor has left an antique banjo to Nantwich’s local Shelter shop – which could fetch £500 at auction!
Staff at the Beam Street store were stunned when they discovered how much the musical instrument could be sold for at auction later this week.
The toys are back in town – thanks to Nantwich auctioneer Peter Wilson!
The Market Street auction house will be hosting a sale with a difference on November 5, just in time for Christmas.
A spray-painted picture of a rat has sold for £22,000 at a Nantwich auction – because it was done by Banksy!
A Cheshire art lover showed perseverance does pay after he persuaded street artist Banksy to give him a piece of his work.
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