Auctioneum

Thirty-eight lots offered in Bath included a strong array of 20th century works assembled in London

In terms of Modern British pictures sold around the country over the last year, a number of highlights came late in the day.

Perfect to impress your friends and family – or annoy them – many vintage jukeboxes can be bought at auction for three or four figures depending on age, model and condition.

A c.1964 publicity photograph signed by all four members of The Beatles sold for £13,000 at Bristol auction house Auctioneum (21% buyer’s premium).

London Transport commissioned publisher Edward Stanford to create the so-called ‘Bubble Map’ in 1934-35.

East Bristol Auctions is expanding with a new saleroom near Bath and plans to rebrand as Auctioneum.

A silver sale at East Bristol Auctions (19% buyer’s premium) included this Wiener Werkstätte twin section bon bon dish with two glass inserts to a design by Josef Hoffmann.

This camera script produced for the ‘Waldorf Salad’ episode from the second series of Fawlty Towers was offered by East Bristol Auctions (19% buyer’s premium) in a timed online sale that ended on August 23,

The Our Gang range of Second World War ‘types’ were designed for the Bovey Pottery Company by architect Fenton Wyness (1903-74) and modelled by artist Gwynneth Holt (1909-95). Both were based in Aberdeen in the 1940s.

An auction house in Bristol is celebrating its 10th anniversary in business by holding 10 sales in as many days.

As this illustration of the title-page shows, a 1549 London edition of the Bible offered in a timed online sale ending on March 13 held by East Bristol Auctions (19% buyer’s premium) had its shortcomings where condition was concerned.

As in so many collecting fields, slight variations can be key when it comes to pricing of TV generation toys.

Two Banksy prints donated to charity set high prices for their respective individual editions at a Bristol auction.

By the 1980s toy action figures were shrinking in size from GI Joe and Action Man proportions to the likes of Action Force and Star Wars.

The 1920s deal between Ryosuke Namiki and Alfred Dunhill to make luxury pens for the Western market created some of the most collectable fountain pens.

Bristol auction house sells mirror with an intriguing link to Marie Antoinette