How do I find out about forthcoming sales?

Buying at Auction · Revised 3 August 2026

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Every sale is listed in the auction calendar as soon as its dates are fixed, usually several weeks before the catalogue is published. Subscribing to our correspondence is the most reliable method: registered clients receive catalogue announcements, viewing arrangements and closing reminders for the fields of specialism they follow.

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