A private collection of Lalique glass is giving May's Art and Design Sale an opalescent glow

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Antique furniture, paintings and silver made up the 390-item-strong collection from the Grade II listed Baythorne Park, Essex. Sold over a two day period, the contents eventually made a total of £145,000 at Cheffins Auctioneers’ Fine Art Sale in Cambridge on the 7th and 8th March 2018.

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Antique furniture, paintings and silver will be amongst the 390 items from the Grade II listed Baythorne Park, Essex to be offered at our Fine Art Sale in Cambridge on 7th & 8th March.

Newly discovered work by Guercino to hit auction block with Cheffins

How the birds and the beasts are taking over Jewellery in March Fine Art

Now Cheffins Fine Art are bringing limited edition prints of six of these stills to auction for the first time

Two lots of early works by the famous wartime artist, Evelyn Dunbar, feature in The Art and Design Sale on 25th January

• 1967 Austin Healey MKIII with original colour and engine • 1971 E-type Jaguar series III • Highest-scoring WWII spitfire pilot, James Edgar ‘Johnnie’ Johnson memorabilia

80 year old Macallan whisky fetches £2,400

The 18th January will see this 1971 v12 e-type go under the hammer in our Connoisseur's Sale

Collecting Art Deco jewellery brings gleaming returns for investors

It's your last chance to be a part of this always exciting and popular auction

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Two undiscovered drawings by world-famous artist, Alberto Giacometti, are to be sold at Cheffins in Cambridge, UK. The drawings were discovered amongst the collection of the late antiques dealer, Eila Grahame, based in London.

Cheffins’ landmark Art & Design from 1860 sale saw top prices paid for twentieth century artworks, furniture and collectables from the firm’s salerooms in Cambridge UK.

A previously unseen double-sided sketch by world-famous artist, Alberto Giacometti, has sold for £130,000 at Cheffins’ The Residue of Vision – Art & Design from 1860 sale today. This is over double its presale estimate of £40,000 - £60,000. Hosted in Cambridge, UK, the sale drew international interest from across Europe and the US.

Cheffins to host a private preview of its Art and Design from 1860 sale with a talk by British Realism expert, Sacha Llewellyn

Little Barford Collection from Bedfordshire makes over £280,000; Peter Lely paintings sell for £24,000; Two 18th century tables make £54,000 and £55,000 apiece; Art Deco brooch sells to collector for £22,000

A series of items from Sir Donald Sinden's home will be included in Cheffins Fine Art Sale on 13th and 14th September

'The Nymph Callisto' makes £8,000

'Joseph's Dream' sells for £60,000

Rare Delft Dish begins successful sale

£70,000 paid for diamond tiara with Princess Diana connections; Collection of antiques icon, Eila Grahame, makes over £577,000; Sale total over £1.4m

The preview will allow visitors to view some of the rare art, antiques and furniture which will be auctioned off in the Cheffins Fine Art Sale on 30th November and 1st December

Art & Design from 1860 - 6th October 2016

Dale Chihuly glass Persian series sculpture comes to auction

The September Fine Art sale attracted worldwide interest

Cheffins September Fine Art sale will include a pencil drawing by Sir Alfred Munnings, PRA of General Jack Seely's war horse Warrior, who survived four years on the Western Front.

John Bell’s (1811-1895), lost marble figure of ‘Armed Science’, commissioned in 1853 by Robert Adair, Lord Waveney, for his home Flixton Hall in Suffolk has been discovered by Cheffins Fine Art experts in the garden of a Suffolk farm house and will be auctioned in The Fine Art sale on 7th & 8th September 2016.