Through online bidding and regular exposure on ‘Dickinson’s Real Deal’ and ‘Cash in the Attic’, Brettells have established both an international profile and corresponding client base.
Our broad base of expertise allows us to advise on valuation and sale of all categories of antiques, fine art and later household effects.
As a full member of RICS, Brettells are subject to strict client protection and high professional standards.
A Large Heavy Silver Champagne Ice Bucket, Sheffield Hallmark, 18cm diameter, 1374g
about Lot 92
A Large and Heavy Blue and White Chinese Vase Decorated with Cranes, Pagodas and Figures on Path, 33cm High
about Lot 415
A Vintage Swiss Made Jenny Hi-Swing Caribbean 1500 Gents Wrist Watch, Blue Enamelled Face and Bezel, Not Running, AF and Missing Strap
about Lot 287
A 19th Century Two Section Brass Mounted Campaign Chest in Oak with Two Short and Three Long Drawers All With Inset Brass Handles, 99cm Wide
about Lot 72
A Vintage Neon Free Standing or Wall Hanging Advertising Shop Sign for "HMV Radio & TV", Working Order, 53cm Wide
about Lot 110
An Early 19th Century Staffordshire Figure Group, 'The Dandies', Gent with Green Coat and Striped Trousers arm in arm with Wife Having Feathered Bonnet and Carrying Bag, 21.5cm high
about Lot 246
A Large and Heavy Chinese Bronze Cast Censer with Twin Dragon Stylised Handles Set on Tripod Supports, Six Character Mark to Base, 9.3kg, 25cm High
about Lot 205
An Early Hebrew Olive Wood Scribes Pen Box profusely Carved with Lions, Deer and Foliate Decoration. Circular Inscription Under in Hebrew 'The Magnificent Tsui Hirson, The Son of the Late David of Blessed Memory' Damage and Loss to Lid which Opens to Reveal Letter from the Jewish Museum Dated September 6th 1966 Detailing Translation, Possible Provenance and Use.
about Lot 281
A 19th Century Dome Topped Box in the Form of a Travelling Trunk Containing Bone Alphabetical and Numerical Tiles, Each 1.5cm high
about Lot 21
An Impressive and Important Irish Silver Two Handled Loving Mug with Central Band "Presented to Solomon Richards Esq as a Small Tribute of Gratitude for Having Saved the Life of the Grateful Donor". Solomon Richards (1758-1819) Was the Most Successful Surgeon of His Time in Dublin and Four Times President of the Royal College of Surgeons of Ireland, 13cm high, Crown Harp Mark for Dublin c.1800, 445g
about Lot 385
