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 Mounted Oil on Canvas Depicting City Street Scene, Signed John Sloan (American 1871-1951), 40x30cm
about Lot 362
A George III "Isle of Man" Mahogany Snap Top Tripod Table with Turned Column Support and Set on Three Ladies Legs, 92cm Diameter
about Lot 456
A Rare G Dowler's Patent Chinnock Snail Type Brass and Wooden Handled Corkscrew. 21cms Long
about Lot 267
An Early 19th Century Continental Marquetry Table Top Cabinet of Curiosities Inlaid with Birds, Lions Rampant and Flowers in Mixed Veneers and Ivory. Fall Front to Deep Central Drawer with Pilasters and Six Other Drawers. Iron Clasp and Key, 41x25x30cms
about Lot 9
A Heavy Chinese Bronze Incense Burner on Stand, Archaic Rectangular Form, Twin Handles, 9.5cms High
about Lot 261
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 18th Century Chinese Porcelain Chien Lung Period Monochrome Vase of Squat Bellied Form, Mottled Red, Restored to Neck. 16.5cms High
about Lot 347
Three Porcelain Plaques by the Imperial Porcelain Factory, St Petersburg, Hand Painted with Interior and Exterior of Important Imperial Building, Two with Imperial Marks to Base together with an Invitation Card, W.W. Greener. Measurements, Exterior 30.5cm x 22.7cm, Interior with Gilt Edge 27.5cm x 22.5cm and Other Interior 38.5cm x 28.5cm
about Lot 166
A Pair of 18th Century Chinese Famille Rose Plates Lotus in Pink and Green Enamels, Qing Dynasty, Qianlong Period, Under Glaze Seal Mark to Base, 15cm Diameter Each
about Lot 265
A 17th Century Continental 'Armada' Steel Chest of Small Proportions, Probably German and with Studded Strapwork Effect. Two Ring Carrying Handles and Lock Mechanism Inside Lid with Secret Key Hole Hidden under Strap. Original Key. 26x14x14cms
about Lot 14
