Duke's are delighted to offered the contents of Wormington Grange at auction on the 12th, 13th and 14th May.
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Wormington Grange Auction Results
Collection: On proof of payment, purchased lots will be available for collection from Wormington Grange from Wednesday 12th May to Friday 21st May, excluding the weekend 15th - 16th May. Whilst we are happy to provide assistance please bring the requisite people required to collect your purchases. All items not collected from Wormington Grange by 4pm on Friday 21st May will be removed to Vangaroo Ltd., (Andover) at the buyer’s risk and expense.
Collection will be available from 9:30am - 4pm.
Storage Charges: Items removed to Vangaroo Ltd in Andover will be available for collection from 9am on Tuesday 1st June.
The Vangeroo base charge is £30 per lot for the initial transport to Andover and then a further £3 per lot per day unless otherwise arranged with Vangeroo.
Location: Wormington Grange, Broadway, WR12 7NJ
Virtual tour of Wormington Grange
The auction dispersal of the contents of Wormington Grange represents a now very rare opportunity to secure superb quality antiques and works of art from the kind of rich and layered context for which they were first intended. The dreamy house conceals treasures ranging from a huge Algernon Newton capriccio of iconic Dorset views, unseen since its purchase in the 1920s from the Royal Academy exhibition, to the classic country house ‘fodder’ that used to be so commonly found in the stables and outhouses of Britain’s great houses -and with much else in between. The furniture represents precisely what one might expect to find in a house of circa 1840, with all the great names of English furniture making represented in force -Gillows by the boatload, Howard, Lamb of Manchester and the rest. The increasing paucity of this type of traditional country house contents dispersal, along with the sheer quality and quantity of the offering, render it one not to be missed.
- Cristian Beadman, Senior Valuer
JOHANN ZOFFANY (1733-1810) Edward Townsend Singing ‘The Beggar’ Sold for £429,000* at Auction ...
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