Sale Highlights

STUNNING JAPANESE CABINET STEALS AUCTION

Despite the tragic global pandemic, Hannam’s Auctioneers have sensibly battled through Covid-19 and hosted multiple auctions online for the public. A successful three-day auction in April saw 5,894 approved online bidders approved from across all three of the platforms where Hannam’s host their sale. Two beautiful Japanese works of art stole the show on the second day, firstly a stunning 19th century Japanese Meiji period iron and gold minia...

JEWELLERY IN HIGH DEMAND AT HANNAM’S AUCTION

Hannam’s Fine Art Auctioneers once again proved that selling silver, gold and jewellery at their specialist auction can prove profitable for the consignors. If you were looking to make the most out of your items, then Hannam’s of Selborne is the place to visit. With an incredibly strong global client base for jewellery and watches you would be unwise to visit anywhere else… unless you were also looking for second-hand kitchen appliances. Wi...

ROLEX JACKPOT AT AUCTION

The first auction of the new decade proved to be Hannam’s Auctioneers greatest, with nearly 3,200 items being auctioned off over three days and fantastic results in all categories. With bidders in the room, 6918 approved registered bidders online, and 81 telephone bidders, there was plenty of competition and excitement in the Selborne auction room. Two privately consigned Rolex’s from an estate near Ropley gained a lot of interest ever sin...

CLOCK REUNITED WITH FAMILY AFTER 250 YEARS

A George III ebonised bracket clock by Thomas Washbourne has been reunited with the Washbourne family after it was discovered in Hannam’s Auctioneers November auction by a descendant of the London clockmaker. Thomas Washbourne is recorded in G.H. Baillie, 'Watchmakers & Clockmakers of the World' as working in London from before 1744 until his death in 1756. Consigned locally from a private collection, the bracket clock, standing 50cm tall, sold...

ANOTHER RARE ANTIQUE DISCOVERED IN THE MEON VALLEY

Another local family were left stunned when an unusual stone figure, thought to be of the grand tour period, proved to be of an earlier date and sold at Hannam’s Auctioneers for £14,000 in their monthly three-day auction. Discovered when clearing out their relative’s house near Warnford, the family brought the 62cm high figure of a Roman male to Hannam’s saleroom in Selborne for a free valuation, without the thought that it would reach suc...