Maxwell’s Fine Art Auctioneers are one of South Manchester’s premier auction houses offering a full service for the valuation and sale of Fine Art, Antiques and household goods. Valuations for Inheritance Tax (Probate) and insurance purposes are undertaken by professionally qualified staff. We are delighted to receive commissions from either professional contacts or members of the general public direct.
Two day monthly auctions are held in our Hazel Grove Saleroom. The first day includes household and vintage goods plus revolving specialist sections - stamps, coins, toys, music, wines and spirits, books, militaria to name but a few, The second day is the Collective Antiques auction - ceramics, jewellery & silver, pictures and furniture and usually an oriental section.
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William Page Atkinson Wells: Goose Girl, oil on canvas, signed, 29 x 44cm, framed
about Lot 852
3 Graham Farish N gauge originally boxed twin pack wagons: 377-365, 377-366, 377-355
about Lot 331
A Chinese green glaze Ming style octagonal charger with incised decoration of flowers dia 38cm Good condition but minor wear to glaze
about Lot 443
An unpolished amber necklace, 78gm, largest bead 3cm, overall length 46cm
about Lot 455A
A large and impressive 19th century Chinese charger decorated with branches and pomegranates to top, mountain scenes underside of rim, 6 character marks to base (some enamel loss) 46cm diameter
about Lot 363
A Victorian silver pear shaped teapot, with chased decoration, monogrammed, London 1856, 27 oz
about Lot 307
Linthorpe Art Pottery: A flattened circular two handled vase designed by Christopher Dresser, with circular relief "Peruvian" inspired motifs to either side, under brown/green mottled glaze, height 20cms, impressed mark and signature, pattern no. 337.
about Lot 552
A Georgian marine barometer in mahogany case, with thermometer, having silvered dial, brass base and gimbal, by Steele & Son, Liverpool, height 95 cm
about Lot 563
25 Oxford Automobile Company originally boxed N:gauge vehicles, including NMMT003, NMMT005, NSS004, etc.
about Lot 269
A late 19th / early 20th century large Chinese ovoid crackle glaze covered vase decorated in polychrome with birds and exotic trees, chips to lid rim and vase rim, various hairline cracks, overall height 57cm
about Lot 296
