Your Hand In Theirs, the theme of Glasgow Children's Hospital Charity's 20th Anniversary Campaign.

For 20 years, GCHC supporters have been there to reassure, comfort and help countless children and families in hospital. Today, 500 more children will reach for your hand as they take the next step on their difficult journey.

To benefit the charity, this auction will comprise works of art from some of the world’s leading urban and contemporary artists. The auction includes works by Bridget Riley, Shepard Fairey, Faile, Hijack, Prefab77, Marquis de Rabbit, K-Guy and many more. All proceeds from the sale go directly to the charity. No vendor commission, buyers premium or internet surcharge will be charged.

The auction includes mid-century, antique & contemporary furniture and accessories, vintage toys, stamps, pictures, silver, ceramics and glass, jewellery and watches, coins and medals.

Entries are invited for the next auction on 4th November.

For a complimentary, no-obligation valuation, make an appointment to visit our Glasgow Galleries, or contact our specialists by clicking this link and completing the short form.

In the midst of the changing of the seasons, now is the perfect time to add a new piece of jewellery to your collection. Beautiful fiery diamonds, opals and warm gold will help to take the chill out of the Autumn air. October’s birthstone is opal, well-catered for in this auction. Also featured is a unique cameo brooch depicting an artistic scene, of the rarer variety and will no doubt be much admired ahead of the auction.

A gorgeous selection of earrings set with diamonds and precious gems make the perfect gift for a loved one and, with styles to choose from including stud, cluster and drop, we warmly invite you to our Jewellery Auction to find your perfect pair.

Entries entries are invited for our next Jewellery auction on 3rd November. To consign to this auction, make an appointment to visit our Glasgow Galleries or contact our specialists by clicking this link and completing the short form.

Rare and important pieces from the earliest days of Association football will feature in this carefully curated specialist sale.

Topping the sale are two football shirts, one worn during the first official Irish Free State home tie vs. Italy in 1927, the other during Rangers only European trophy win in 1972. Further details are presented within.

Alongside these, we will include a English vs. Scottish XI medal awarded to Heart of Midlothian stalwart and early club legend, Bobby Walker. Dated to 1899, the award is an unusual survivor.

Alongside this is an interesting Rangers display said to have once hung in the halls of Ibrox itself. Mounted with share certificates dating from shortly after the club became incorporated in 1899, these are presented alongside a cheque made payable to the Gers most famous manager, Bill Struth.

Items of contrasting Olympic interest will also be offered. A most curious Wenlock Olympiad padlock will be sure to catch collectors’ eyes, this piece relating to the eponymous competition that inspired THE modern day Olympic Games. From the 21^st century, an Olympic torch used in the lead up to the Athens 2004 homecoming games stands as an iconic symbol of those very Games.

Entries are invited for our next Sporting auction on 3rd February 2023. For a complimentary, no-obligation valuation, make an appointment to visit our Glasgow Galleries or contact our specialists by clicking this link and completing the short form. 

Horological, musical, scientific and photographic instruments of the highest quality are featured in this auction dedicated to the art of precision.

Not one but two ‘Atmos’ clocks by famous maker Jaeger-LeCoultre are on offer; these are always highly prized both for their ingenious mechanisms based on air pressure changes and their timelessly elegant aesthetics.

A fine Wheatstone 64 key concertina leads a selection of musical instruments with a celebrity twist being formerly owned by John Eaglesham of Scottish band The Clutha.

Finally, a good Hasselblad 501CM camera with Zeiss lens will capture the attention of photography enthusiasts with the firm being among the most respected camera makers of the 20^th century.

Entries are invited for our next Clocks & Instruments auction on 2nd February 2023. For a complimentary, no-obligation valuation, make an appointment to visit our Glasgow Galleries or contact our specialists by clicking this link and completing the short form. 

The joy of antiques is their ability to transport us to other times and places, indeed a very different world than ours.

A fine salon suite takes us to Belle Epoque France of the late 19^th and early 20^th centuries when Toulouse-Lautrec haunted the Moulin Rouge and Gustave Eiffel built his famous tower.

We then travel to Russia with a rare Imperial biscuit porcelain figure produced by the Gardner Porcelain Factory: modelled as a peasant mother clutching her child, we can imagine the biting cold of Siberian snows.

A whirlwind tour of central Europe takes in the factories of Herend in Vienna and Zsolnay Pecs in Hungary; after a quick detour to the Ginori workshop in Tuscany we return to Scotland with two excellent examples of textiles, the first a William IV sampler worked by a Richmond Kilpatrick of Edinburgh with the second, a large and fine Paisley shawl of circa 1860 bringing us close to home.

Entries entries are invited for our next Fine Furniture & Works of Art auction on 2nd February. For a complimentary, no-obligation valuation, make an appointment to visit our Glasgow Galleries, or contact our specialists by clicking this link and completing the short form. 

Heroes and villains abound in this exciting auction which features private collections of Marvel and DC comic books, statues and further memorabilia including a set of five signed posters for the 1997 release of Batman & Robin.

Model railway remains a staple with an excellent Allegheny Special Edition locomotive by 3^rd Rail/Sunset Models leading the way alongside a wide variety of haulage and other vehicles.

Entries are invited for our next Toys Auction on 2nd February 2023. To consign to this auction, make an appointment to visit our Glasgow Galleries contact our specialists by clicking this link and completing the short form, or call us on 0141 810 2880.  

Nothing stirs the hearts and minds of military collectors like campaign medals, weapons, uniform, equipment and accessories.

A wide and fascinating collection will be offered alongside an array of books, maps and ethnographica from far and wide.

Entries are invited for our next Military, Maps & Ethnographica auction on 1st February 2023.  For a complimentary, no-obligation valuation, make an appointment to visit our Glasgow Galleries, or contact our specialists by clicking this link and completing the short form. 

This autumn’s Scottish Pictures Auction showcased some of the titans of Scottish art, and turned out some great hammer prices. With fierce competition in the room, online and over the phone, bidders fought it out for a number of spectacular pictures. Some highlights include an oil by Helen Stirling Johnston selling for £2,200, an oil of an interior, with a second oil verso by Thomas Faed selling for £1,300, and an enchanting oil of Paris by John Maclauchlan Milne selling for £20,000.

Further entries are invited for the next Scottish Pictures on 15th March 2023. For a complimentary, no-obligation valuation, make an appointment to visit our Glasgow Galleries, contact our specialists by clicking this link and completing the short form, or call us on 0141 810 2880.  

This autumn’s British & International Pictures Auction brought together some extraordinary examples of art from Britain and abroad over the last two centuries. Some exciting bidding took place in the saleroom, online and over the phone. Highlights of the sale include an oil attributed to William Anderson selling for a hammer rice of £650, and an oil of Madonna in the manner of Giovanni Battista Salvi selling for a hammer of £1,300.

Entries are invited for the next British & International Pictures Auction on Wednesday 1st February 2023. To consign to this auction, make an appointment to visit our Glasgow Galleries or contact our specialists by clicking this link and completing the short form. 

Entries are invited for the next auction.

For a complimentary, no-obligation valuation, make an appointment to visit our Glasgow Galleries, or contact our specialists by clicking this link and completing the short form.