I'm impressed with the friendly auction and valuation services offered by Warwick Auctions. Surely…read morewould like to recommend them to others.

One thing you must do in your life-time is visit an auction. Whether you're a serious buyer or…read moreseller these places are fascinating. I had the opportunity of visiting Fellows with a friend who's into this sort of thing and I was impressed with the professionalism of how things are done. Quite traditional, using techniques of old to sell all manner of things called "lots". In the catalog on today's visit were old watches, antique clocks, framed pictures, furniture, jewellery, the book was full of interesting things. It's exciting stuff when the auction is in full swing and becomes extremely competitive as thousands of pounds are spent in minutes. It's hard to work out what's going on for a newcomer like me but it was a great experience and I urge you to pay a visit

As well as auctions for watches, fine art, antiques, silver, coins, medals, toys and dolls, Fellows…read morehave added vintage jewellery to their roster. My interest in Fellows came when I started running vintage events although have always had more than a passing interest with vintage jewellery. Having never been to an auction, it's safe to say I was petrified the Monday morning I walked into this auction house in Birmingham's jewellery quarter. It really did help that the lovely people from Fellows (Louise, Mary, Stephanie - all very friendly and helpful) had invited me into the preview evening (with champagne indeed!) so I got to glimpse at what I may like to bid for to re-start my vintage jewellery collection. I still couldn't bring myself to bid on the day but have since found their online auction to be less fearsome.

We buy a lot of stuff at Auction Houses. We left a bid on a bike of £230, then on the Saturday of…read morethe auction, decided to up our top price to £330. The Auction accepted our new bid over the phone, and then informed us we had got the bike for £275! Many Auction houses (including in Nottingham) seem to end up with the purchase price being the maximum you had put in, not the bid which just beats the next highest bidder. Three cheers for Arthur Johnson!

Well I'm a regular at the auction as I'm away I left a bid on an item, but was confused to find out…read morethat it sold in the room for the same price when I asked them about as to why the people In the room get priority even though when I've been at the auction if you bid on something that someone has left a bid on you have to pay more????? Just seems a bit under handed is it a case of favouritism???

A good auction house to deal with - lots are catalogued and offered up for sale within a fortnight…read moreor so of delivery, a pre-sale advice is send out by email, and the cheque is in my hands within about 14 days of the sale date. The staff are very friendly and helpful - all good and a pleasure to do business with.

I sell items here three or four times a year and get good results for most lots…read more I have found them friendly and efficient. Items usually get entered into a sale within 2 - 3 weeks and payments are sent out about 14 days after a sale.

Absolutely terrible auctioneers…read more I sent Lps for their vinyl auction and a rare signed vinyl which cost me £680 over 15 years ago. I had no correspondence at all from the auction house. I even had to chase them up asking if my items arrived to be told yes there's a box here. The items only appeared on The Saleroom for 2 days which gave it no exposure at all. I then email asking what is happening I was told all lots have sold. (No one ever contacted me regarding reserves etc). Only to see the signed Lp sold at £95. Absolutely sickening. They said my account was set up as post only, I sent a letter with my items with my phone number and email. Never again will I use this company and I strongly advise anyone looking to sell to go elsewhere. **** Update. They said the item was displayed for 3 weeks in a cabinet. I have an email from them from the 1st October when I asked if my items arrived and they said yes your box is here unopened. So how is that displayed for 3 weeks when it's unopened on the 1st October and auction took place 9th October?

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