This Week at Auction


June 2026

From dazzling jewellery and elegant furniture to collectible ceramics, silver, and affordable art, this week’s auctions offer an exciting range of pieces for every collector and interior enthusiast. Here are some of the standout lots coming under the hammer.

Jewellery

Ends Thursday 2 July | From 11AM

Exceptional craftsmanship and timeless elegance define this week’s jewellery highlights, with pieces ranging from contemporary diamond designs to important 19th century French workmanship. Among the leading lots is Lot 8020, a striking platinum sapphire and diamond abstract design dress ring estimated at £4,000–5,000. Pavé set with eighteen old cut and round brilliant cut diamonds and finished with two mixed cut sapphires at each end, the ring combines bold contemporary styling with exceptional sparkle. The sapphires have an approximate combined weight of 2.68 carats, while the diamonds total approximately 1.95 carats, and the piece is accompanied by a World Institute Report.

Also featured is Lot 8000, a stylish pair of Georg Jensen 18ct gold hoop earrings estimated at £700–1,000. Presented in their original box and stamped 750, the earrings reflect the timeless elegance and clean Scandinavian design for which Georg Jensen is renowned. Another standout is Lot 8012, a remarkable 19th century French ruby and diamond brooch by Eugène Fontenay, estimated at £1,000–2,000. Crafted in 18ct white gold, the brooch is centred with a cabochon ruby of approximately 1.85 carats, framed by foliate scrolls set with old cut and rose cut diamonds, and bears the maker’s mark “EF”, eagle’s head stamp, and numbered inscription.

Furniture & Rugs

Ends Thursday 2 July | From 1PM

Classic Victorian forms and glamorous Art Deco styling feature strongly in this week’s furniture sale. Lot 7010, estimated at £200–400, is a beautifully shaped Victorian mahogany framed double-ended chaise longue with serpentine button upholstered back, raised scrolled ends, and elegant carved details throughout. Upholstered in green fabric and raised on cabriole legs with brass castors, it offers both decorative appeal and comfort.

Also included is Lot 7015, an early 20th century Art Deco burr maple mirrored drinks cabinet estimated at £200–300. Featuring gilt detailing, marble surfaces, mirrored interiors, and elegant pilasters, this sophisticated piece perfectly captures the glamour of the Art Deco period. Completing the highlights is Lot 7026, a charming Victorian mahogany drop-leaf tea table with four dining chairs, Victorian balloon back, estimated at £80–120, making an attractive and practical set for traditional interiors.

Affordable Art

Ends Thursday 2 July | From 3PM

This sale offers an excellent opportunity to acquire original artworks by respected British artists at accessible estimates. Lot 6529, estimated at £200–300, is a delicate and atmospheric watercolour by Edwin Bale RI depicting a young girl with a water carrier. Beautifully executed with fine detail and soft colouring, the work measures 31cm x 40cm. 

Another appealing work is Lot 6569, Pat Maclaurin’s oil on board titled It was a Lovey Lunch, estimated at £100–200. Full of character and humour, the painting captures the artist’s distinctive expressive style and strong decorative appeal. Also featured is Lot 6533, a picturesque watercolour by Charles Edmund Rowbotham titled Gulf of Amalfi – Italy, estimated at £80–120. Rich in Mediterranean charm, the painting beautifully captures the light and scenery of the Italian coastline.

Silver

Ends Friday 3 July | From 10AM | Online Automated Auction (Timed)

Fine silverware and unusual novelty pieces headline this week’s silver sale. Lot 8568, estimated at £1,000–2,000, is an elegant silver tea service comprising a three-piece tea set by Synyer & Beddoes, Birmingham 1929, together with a matching hot water jug from Sheffield 1954. Designed in a classic panelled circular form, the service offers timeless style and impressive craftsmanship. Another highlight is Lot 8558, a richly embossed Victorian silver two-handled cup estimated at £300–500. Decorated with cattle, horses, and sheep, the cup was presented by the Nottingham Mills Company to John Barugh, Thwing, and was made in London in 1865 by Henry Holland. 

Completing the selection is Lot 8566, a delightful limited edition Elizabeth II novelty silver and silver gilt surprise egg by Anthony Gordon Elson, estimated at £200–300. Opening with a bayonet fitting, the egg reveals two rotating musical bunnies hidden inside, combining fine silversmithing with whimsical design.

Antiques & Decorative Objects

Ends Friday 3 July | From 11AM

Collectors of British ceramics and decorative antiques will find plenty to admire in this varied sale. Among the highlights is Lot 6018, an Eric Ravilious for Wedgwood ‘Garden Implements’ Queen’s Ware jug estimated at £300–500. Featuring transfer printing with hand-painted and lustre decoration, the design remains one of the most sought-after collaborations in British ceramics. 

Also included is Lot 6000, a William Moorcroft ‘Moonlit Blue’ pattern vase dating to circa 1925 and estimated at £150–250. Its squat ovoid form and rich colouring make it an excellent example of early 20th century British art pottery. Another standout is Lot 6117, a carved decoy model of a goose dating from around 1900 and estimated at £300–500. Measuring 61cm wide, the piece possesses strong folk-art character and decorative charm.

Affordable Antiques 

Ends Friday 3 July | From 1PM | Online Automated Auction (Timed)

An eclectic selection of affordable and collectible pieces ranges from jewellery to ceramics. Lot 9014, estimated at £400–600, is a handsome late 19th or early 20th century 9ct rose gold Albert watch chain complete with gilt lobster clasp, offering timeless appeal for collectors and wearers alike. Lot 9092, estimated at £20–50, includes a charming selection of commemorative ceramics featuring a Royal Paragon trio celebrating the birth of Princess Margaret alongside a Baby’s Plate, Royal Crown Derby tyg, pin dishes, and other assorted items. 

Also featured is Lot 9138, a decorative Copeland Spode dessert service retailed by Maple & Co and decorated with exotic birds, together with additional Spode ceramics including an Italian pattern vase, estimated at £20–50.
Whether you are looking for a standout piece, a practical addition to the home or something a little unexpected, browse the full catalogues online, register to bid and place your bids before the auctions close.
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