A sketch by LS Lowry on a folded piece of tissue could sell for £10,000 at a Nantwich auction.
The six-inch square napkin drawing, probably scribbled in the café where he stopped for tea, will go under the hammer at Peter Wilson auctioneers.
A unique football trophy won by Stoke United ladies in Barcelona in 1923 and lost for decades, has been snapped up at a Nantwich auction.
Now the trophy will go on permanent public display at the National Football Museum following the sale at Nantwich auctioneers Peter Wilson.
Nantwich auctioneers Peter Wilson will sell a Barry Lomax Collection of Early English Porcelain at their next auction.
The February 18 fine art sale is expected to attract international attention.
The toys are back in town – thanks to Nantwich auctioneer Peter Wilson!
The Market Street auction house will be hosting a sale with a difference on November 5, just in time for Christmas.
A spray-painted picture of a rat has sold for £22,000 at a Nantwich auction – because it was done by Banksy!
A Cheshire art lover showed perseverance does pay after he persuaded street artist Banksy to give him a piece of his work.
One of the most important private collections of early British pottery is to be sold by Nantwich auctioneers Peter Wilson.
The sale of the Harold Blakey Collection will take place at the Market Street saleroom on Wednesday September 16.
A ceramic sugar bowl stunned bidders at a Nantwich auction when it fetched a staggering £45,000.
The three-inch lidded bowl, sold at Peter Wilson auctioneers, turned out to be an extremely rare example of French Vincennes porcelain, the earliest incarnation of Sèvres.
A rare collection of Chinese snuff bottles could fetch more than £25,000 at a Nantwich auction.
The collection, which dates back almost 80 years, was bought by author Marjorie Hessell Tiltman during a visit to Tientsin in 1937.
One of the biggest collections of Northern Art to come on to the market will be sold at a Nantwich auction next week.
Peter Wilson auctioneers in Market Street will be offering almost 300 lots of paintings and prints, all from private owners, on April 30.
A vase smashed a Nantwich auction record after selling for a staggering £420,000.
The large Doucai “Lotus and Bats” vase, from Qianlong period (1736-1795), was bought during a Peter Wilson auctioneers sale on Market Street.
Mementoes of legendary Nantwich cricketer Edwin ‘Ted’ Steventon are expected to fetch hundreds of pounds at auction.
Steventon was the fast bowler and all rounder who dismissed 1,554 senior A batsmen in his illustrious amateur career.
Nantwich auctioneer Robert Stones is to take over the hammer at renowned North Staffordshire fine art agents Louis Taylor Ltd.
Mr Stones, owner of Peter Wilson auctioneers in Nantwich, has acquired the rights to trade as Louis Taylor Fine Art Auctioneers Ltd with immediate effect.
Paintings by Manchester artist Geoffrey Key took the honours in Nantwich auctioneer Peter Wilson’s Summer fine art sale.
Eight pictures sold for £22,700, the most valuable a seated nude in the artist’s signature surreal abstract style (pictured).
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