This Week at Auction


March 2026

It’s a busy week at Duggleby’s, with seven auctions closing between Wednesday and Friday, offering everything from classic cars and garden statuary to fine jewellery, Persian carpets and silver. Whether you’re looking for a statement interior piece, a collectible investment or something more decorative, this week’s sales bring together a broad and engaging mix. Here are some of the highlights.

Garden, Home & Commercial Assets

Ends Wednesday 25 March from 11:00 - View Catalogue

Practicality meets decorative appeal in this varied sale, with everything from vehicles to garden features. Leading the selection is Lot 180, a 2018 VW Golf 2.0 litre diesel automatic, estimated at £7,500–9,500. With just over 95,000 miles, MOT into 2026 and features including CarPlay and parking sensors, it offers a reliable and well specified everyday vehicle. For the garden, Lot 39, a pair of life-size cast iron hunting dogs, estimated at £600–800, provides strong visual impact. Their scale and weight make them ideal focal points for outdoor spaces.

A more decorative interior piece comes in the form of Lot 84, an Art Nouveau French enamelled cast iron stove by Deville & Cie, estimated at £200–400, combining functionality with the flowing lines and colour associated with early twentieth century design.

Persian & Oriental Rugs & Carpets

Ends Wednesday 25 March from 16:00 - View Catalogue

This week’s rug sale features a strong selection of hand-knotted carpets from well known weaving regions. Lot 506, a North West Persian Tabriz carpet, estimated at £1,200–1,500, stands out for its refined palette and intricate arabesque filled medallion. The balance of terracotta, sage green and ivory gives the piece a softer, more decorative feel. Equally appealing is Lot 546, a Ziegler design carpet, estimated at £800–1,000. With its rich madder red ground and large scale floral motifs, it reflects the enduring popularity of Sultanabad inspired designs in modern interiors.

Completing the group is Lot 518, a Kashan carpet, estimated at £500–800, with a deep indigo field densely filled with symmetrical floral decoration, offering a more traditional and formal aesthetic.

Jewellery

Ends Thursday 26 March from 11:00 - View Catalogue

Fine gemstones and classic designs feature strongly in this week’s Jewellery sale. A standout piece is Lot 2022, an 18ct white gold diamond bracelet, estimated at £5,000–6,000. Set with fifty-one brilliant cut diamonds totalling approximately 6.35 carats, it offers both presence and sparkle. Colour is introduced in Lot 2064, a platinum emerald and diamond cluster ring, estimated at £2,800–3,200. The 2.52 carat octagonal emerald is framed by milgrain set diamonds, creating a classic cluster design.

More unusual are Lot 2007, a pair of Hungarian rose gold diamond flower head hair clips with matching earrings, estimated at £700–1,000, combining delicate craftsmanship with a distinctive continental style.

Furniture & Rugs

Ends Thursday 26 March from 13:00 - View Catalogue

A mix of functional and decorative furniture appears in this sale. Lot 1000, a Riley slate bed snooker table with dining leaves, estimated at £300–600, offers a versatile piece that transforms from games table to dining surface, complete with cues and accessories.

For interiors, Lot 1006, a pair of Louis XV style giltwood overmantel mirrors, estimated at £250–350, bring ornate decorative detail with their carved foliate frames and cresting.
A more traditional seating option is found in Lot 1004, a Georgian style red leather wingback chair, estimated at £200–300, combining comfort with classic design.

Affordable Art

Ends Thursday 26 March from 15:00 - View Catalogue

This sale presents accessible works across a range of styles and periods. Lot 4050, a set of twelve lithographs by Edward Harris Wolfe, estimated at £300–500, offers a cohesive group of signed and numbered works, each presented in matching frames.

British interest comes via Lot 4046, a landscape by Sir Norman Reid, estimated at £200–400, with provenance linking it to the Estate of Mrs Eugene Rosenberg.
Completing the selection is Lot 4076, Frank Weston Benson’s etching Setting Decoys, also estimated at £200–400, demonstrating the artist’s skill in capturing light and movement.

Silver

Ends Friday 27 March from 10:00 - View Catalogue

The Silver sale features both traditional and more unusual pieces. Lot 2572, a set of eight silver goblets by Pinder Brothers, estimated at £1,200–1,800, stand out for their fluted bowls and gilt interiors, combining modern design with strong craftsmanship.

A more elaborate piece appears in Lot 2558, a Victorian silver cruet stand, estimated at £800–1,200, complete with cut glass bottles and detailed chased decoration.
Rounding out the highlights is Lot 2547, a three-piece Indian silver tea service, estimated at £500–700, featuring embossed animal decoration and distinctive elephant finials.

Affordable Antiques: Collectors, Pictures & Jewellery

Ends Friday 27 March from 13:00 - View Catalogue

The week concludes with a varied and accessible sale. Lot 5094, a pair of pocket watches including a silver cased example by B. Leefe & Sons, estimated at £50–100, offers traditional horological appeal. Decorative glass appears in Lot 5144, two Victorian cut glass tazzas, estimated at £20–50, with cranberry and frosted finishes. Finally, Lot 5151, a collection of Susie Cooper ceramics, estimated at £50–100, provides colourful and collectable twentieth century design.
With seven auctions closing across three days, there is plenty of opportunity to explore the catalogues and place your bids. For condition reports or further information, our specialists are always happy to help.

Happy bidding.
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