Ewbank's Auctions - Popular Culture

Entertainment & Memorabilia: Film / TV, & Music. Vintage Posters. James Bond. Trading Cards. Retro Video Games. Toys & Models. Sporting Memorabilia.

P p C ulture Entertainment Memorabilia: Film / TV / Music Vintage Posters James Bond Trading Cards: Pokémon / MTG / Yu-Gi-Oh! Retro Video Games and Consoles Comics Toys & Models Sporting Memorabilia

Popular Culture at Ewbank’s A message from Andrew Ewbank While many auction houses view Popular Culture as an ‘add-on’ to their regular schedule of sales, at Ewbank’s we realised some years ago just how important it would become to fans and collectors. What makes us different is that we set at least as much store by specialist disciplines such as Vintage Posters, Vinyl Records, Movie Memorabilia, Comics and Trading Cards as we do by Fine Art, Jewellery and other antiques. We have pioneered regular sales dedicated to James Bond collectibles, as well as Pokémon Cards, Retro Video Games and wonderful action comics, among others. We have brought in new, young specialists who already have expertise in each of these fields to

develop our sales. And in 2025, we created separate dedicated departments and regular auction schedules for each of these fascinating areas. Proof that this was the right thing to do came in our sales totals for the year – our best results since the company launched in 1990. Popular Culture revenues totalled more than £4 million, representing just over 50% of Ewbank’s sales totals. During this period, the Film / TV Memorabilia department has registered an increase of 86% in sales by value, while for Sporting Memorabilia that has been 391%. Highlights included a £120,000 hammer, single-owner collection of Vinyl Records, and Ewbank’s largest memorabilia auction in November, which featured the sale of the collection of Star Wars items from Greg Dupree, a cameraman on The Empire Strikes Back.

No other auction house in the country can boast the same suite of dedicated departments and auctions, and this has helped the company secure a series of noted single owner collections in these fields. Particular successes have come in areas such as Comic Books. Although this department only launched in April 2024, it enjoyed 140% increase in sales by value in 2025 under the guidance of Thomas Duma, who brought more than 20 years of expertise in this field to bear. With several single owner Comic Book sales in 2025 and the equivalent of a sale every month, we have quickly become one of the leading auction houses in the UK for Comic Books with a hammer total of nearly £450,000 for this past year – a highlight being the Superman ‘This Island Bradman’ Auction, where 47 Lots took almost £50,000. We have the expertise, the capacity, the buyers and the track record. As you will see from the following pages, we also have a high profile among the world’s media, who follow our auctions avidly. We would be delighted to talk to you about your collection. And as you can see opposite, while we take what we do seriously, we like to have fun while we do business. Please see the back page of this booklet for our full contact details. www.ewbankauctions.co.uk

1 British actor Jeremy Bulloch (1945-2020) famously portrayed the galaxy’s best bounty hunter, Boba Fett, in the Star Wars franchise. Bulloch’s personally owned scale replica of Boba Fett’s iconic helmet, licensed by Lucasfilm, sold at

Ewbank’s in February 2025 for a premium- inclusive £2,600.

2 Andrew Sachs’ (Manuel) script for ‘Basil the Rat’, the final episode of the second series of Fawlty Towers, sold for £1,560 as part of the Andrew Sachs Collection on November 14, 2025.

Entertainment Memorabilia

3 British film actor Leslie Stuart with Charlie Chaplin c.1919. From Stuart’s extraordinary photo album from the early days of Hollywood, with images of Charlie Chaplin, Douglas Fairbanks, Mary Pickford, Gloria Swanson, Harry Lauder, and others. Sold on February 24, 2023 for £2,860. 4 This sample of turquoise-blue silk chiffon fabric embroidered with gold sequins attached to the sketch of the original design and made up for wear, is from a consignment of designs and sketches from 1985 by the Emmy Award winning Jacqueline Mills for Princess Diana, which sold for £20,800 on August 29, 2024. 5 Rebel Trooper hat with ‘radio transmitter’ used in the filming of the ice planet Hoth battle scenes of The Empire Strikes Back. Sold for £22,100 at Ewbank’s on November 14, 2025 as part of the collection of Greg Dupre, who worked as Second Assistant Camerman on the film.

1 Ewbank’s specialist John Silke with just a few of the albums from the single-owner collection of more than 30,000 LPs and singles that attracted over 1,150 bidders to the two-day sale on April 23 and 24, 2025. The total of more than £130,000 included rarities such as a copy of The Peel Sessions Collection (£4,680), The Cure Disintegration LP signed by five members of the band (£1,300), a copy of the David Bowie LP The Man Who Sold the World (£1,105), and a selection of Jimi

Music Memorabilia

Hendrix albums which sold as one lot for £1,040. The extremely rare 7-inch single

I can see your face by Pneumania made £975.

2 Paul McCartney’s driving licence from the end of the 1960s sold for £15,600 in Ewbank’s Music Memorabilia auction on November 13, 2025. 4 Tragic early Beatle Stuart Sutcliffe’s portrait of John Lennon sold for £19,500 on May 30, 2024. 5 Blues Rock legend Peter Green’s handwritten lyrics and instrumentation notes for the 1969 Fleetwood Mac hit single Man of the World, which sold for £24,700 on August 21, 2025.

1 2001 A Space Odyssey (1968), a rare MGM Special Lenticular Cinerama poster, 33 x 23in, created from the Robert McCall artwork of the Space station and Pan AM Clipper, printed in Japan. This special poster was used for the Cinerama Screenings around the world. Sold for £3,250 on August 7, 2024.

2 A rolled, linen-backed, 41.5 x 27in, US 1 Sheet for Breakfast At Tiffany’s (1961), with the celebrated Robert McGinnis artwork. Sold for £5,850 on August 7, 2024. 3 The Plague of The Zombies (1966), linen-backed British Quad film poster, Hammer Film Production. Sold for £5,720 on April 5, 2024.

4 Rear Window (1954), US 1 Sheet, 40.5 x 27 inches, framed and glazed, backed. From the Estate of Tim Beddows, founder and former MD of Network Distributing. Sold for £5,460 on July 5, 2024. 5 Durham L.N.E.R Its Quicker By Rail, linen-backed Quad Royal Travel Poster from 1930 sold for £1,950 on July 25, 2025.

Vintage Posters

6 The original pre-Awards 1977 poster for the film Star Wars is a rare collectible poster. A British Quad measuring 30 x 40 inches of this version took £8,450 on April 25, 2025.

1 Numbered 024, this is one of fewer than 100 Complete Official Attaché Case Replicas produced by S.D. Studios in tribute to the second Bond film, From Russia With Love (1963). Sold for £13,000 on May 29, 2025. 2 James Bond 007 Thunderball (1965) Gilbert James Bond 007 Sears Exclusive Action Figure Original Box, Doll And Accessories Complete. Sold for £6,500 on May 29, 2025. 3 Dr No British Quad (30 x 40in) poster for the first James Bond film in 1962. Consigned from the estate of a cinema projectionist in the North of England and in very good condition, it sold for £16,900 on February 2, 2024. Another sold for £16,900 at Ewbank’s on February 2, 2024, and further example for £14,300 on April 5, 2024.

4 British Quad for Thunderball (1965), with artwork by Robert McGinnis. Sold for £6,240 o February 2, 2024.

JAMES BOND 007

5 Albums of never seen before photos of filming onset for the 1964 film Goldfinger. Taken by the Station Photographer at RAF Northolt during location filming, the ten photos featured Sean Connery, Honor Blackman, who played Pussy Galore, and Harold Sakata, who played Goldfinger’s manservant and bodyguard Oddjob. Sold for £1,430 on June 7, 2024. 6 Sir Roger Moore’s cigar box, case and cigars, kept in his office at Pinewood Studios. Sold for £6,175 on March 5, 2025.

1 A Pokémon TCG - Platinum Supreme Victors Booster Box (Sealed), sold in a protective acrylic case – £15,600 on December 19, 2025. 2 Magic The Gathering, factory sealed Unlimited Starter Deck. Sold for £10,920 on April 21, 2023. 3 Pokémon TCG - Base Set 2 Booster Box (Sealed) in a protective acrylic case. Sold for £9,750 on December 19, 2025.

TRADING CARDS

4 Japanese Town On No Map (Aquapolis) 2002 first edition e-series sealed booster box of 40 booster packs – £12,350 on May 16, 2024. 5 Japanese Darkness, and to Light (Neo Destiny) 2001 opened booster box containing 30 sealed booster packs – £13,000 on May 16, 2024. 6 Single Pokémon 1st Edition Neo Genesis Sealed Booster Box – £19,500 on January 4, 2024. 7 Magic the Gathering Timetwister, Beta. One of the ‘Power Nine’ Magic The Gathering Cards. Sold for £3,640, February 22, 2024.

1 Nintendo 64 (N64) Goldeneye - Factory Sealed w/red strip Nintendo seal (PAL). Sold for £3,120 on October 22, 2024. 2 Sealed Nintendo Game Boy Pokémon Yellow. Graded at 9.6 and A++ by WATA, it is the UK/Netherlands version of the game, with the iconic Nintendo Red Strip seal. Sold for £9,750 on December 19, 2025.

3 A sealed case of 6 GBA SP Rip Curl Edition consoles, with official Nintendo branding to the outer retailer’s shipper box and thought to be possibly the last

remaining sealed case in the UK. Sold for £6,500 on June 6, 2025.

4 Sega Dreamcast Sonic 10th Anniversary Console – Boxed & New – signed console by Yuji Naka, containing the holy grail of Dreamcast consoles, the blue and white console made to commemorate Sonic’s 10th Anniversary. Only 50 of these consoles were made with roughly 40 signed by the father of Sonic. The owner was the winner of the competition run by SEGA back in 2001. Sold for £3,900 on April 28, 2023.

retro video games & consoles

5 Rare survival from the early 1990s: a one-of-a-kind, world-translated version of the 1993 arcade game SegaSonic the Hedgehog, thought to be the only officially translated version of the game in existence. From 1996-1999, it was on display at the Sega World indoor theme park and amusement arcade which was located inside The London Trocadero in Leicester Square. Shown here with Ewbank’s specialist James Spooner, it sold for £26,000 on December 19, 2025.

6 Nintendo Game Boy - UK/PAL/European Red label console, 1990 model sealed and bundled with Tetris, also sealed. Sold for £4,030 on November 18 2022. Another, sold on April 28, 2023 for £4,160, had been bought direct from the Nintendo Warehouse in the UK back in the mid 90s by the logistics manager at the time.

2 This CGC graded Incredible Hulk No. 1, the iconic first issue featuring the first appearance and Origin of The Incredible Hulk (Marvel Comics, 1962), sold for £7,150 on November 20, 2025. 3 The Avengers No. 1 CGC Grade 6.5 Iconic Marvel first issue featuring the first appearance and origin of The Avengers (Marvel Comics, 1963). An all-time classic Marvel first issue and a corner-stone of any Marvel collection, this US Cents edition sold for £4,940 on July 16, 2025. 4 Diehard Superman fans had a one-off chance to buy one of the rarest action com- ics ever produced when the unique This Island Bradman collection came up for sale at Ewbank’s on November 4, 2025. All 47 of the copies found buyers in a sell-out auction that had hopes of raising £35,000 but took £63,440 as bids flooded in. The single copy shown here took £2,600. 1 When Ewbank’s offered the Peter Judge collection of rare action comics on October 3, 2024, the star lot was an original November 1961 issue featuring the first appearance of The Fantastic Four, signed for Peter Judge by Stan Lee. It took £9,100. Peter Judge is shown here with part of his collection.

COMICS & COMIC BOOKS

5 This iconic US Cents edition of Tales of Suspense No. 39 featured the first ever appearance and origin of Iron Man (Tony Stark) (Marvel Comics, 1963). Ewbank’s sold it for £4,420 on April 9, 2025. 6 Artist Jamie Hewlett created the characters and visuals for Damon Albarn’s virtual band Gorillaz. Before that he worked with writer Alan Martin to create the iconic image and highly charged world of Tank Girl. Ewbank’s sold this original artwork for Deadline No. 1, Page 3, the first ever appearance of Tank Girl, as well as of The Tank itself, in 1988. On December 18, 2025, Ewbank’s sold it for £13,000.

1 Batman and Robin, ‘Action Puppets’, National Periodical Publications 1966, both boxed. Sold for £1,950 on May 16, 2025.

2 A late 19th century German softwood model of a two-storey doll’s house by Moritz Gottschalk, the exterior covered

in lithograph printed paper, 85cm high, and a small quantity of early 20th century dolls house accessories. Sold for £1,560 on February 14, 2025.

3 A scarce c.1930 Distler Clockwork Tinplate Bus, with driver, working clockwork motor, fixed key, battery operated lamps, two opening doors, and tinplate balloon tyre, 42cm wide, 14.5cm high. Sold for £780 on July 17, 2025.

TOYS & MODELS

4 Six Matchbox, Moko Lesney, die-cast vehicles including the super rare 45 Vauxhall Victor, top left. Sold for £3,380 on November 13, 2024.

5 The Man from U.N.C.L.E. ‘Illya K. Special’ Secret Lighter Gun, Ideal toys c.1966, boxed. Sold for £1,235 on May 16, 2025. 6 Hot Wheels Mighty Maverick released in 1970 (Hong Kong version), along with a collection of vintage die-cast vehicles. Sold for £2,340 on November 13, 2024.

1 Rio Ferdinand’s signed diamond and gold studded T90 Football Boots, specially commissioned for charity. Sold for £23,400 on August 19, 2025. 2 F1 (2025) Bell Mini Helmet - 1:2 scale replica of Sonny Hayes (Brad Pitt) Apex Cast and Crew helmet from F1 The Movie. These were issued to cast and crew only. Fully complete in a display case with certification of authentication. Sold for £1,560 on November 12, 2025. 3 Boxing Belt Signed by 12 former World

Champions – Muhammad Ali, Sugar Ray Leonard, Roy Jones Jr., Ken Norton, Lennox Lewis, Oscar De La Hoya, Joe Frazier, George Foreman, Julio Cesar Chavez, Roberto Duran, Thomas Hearns and Mike Tyson, in a mounted, framed display, with certificate of authenticity, replica belt. Sold for £2,340 on February 26, 2025.

SPORTING MEMORABILIA

4 Johnny Berry’s league championship medals, together with his 1957 Football Association Challenge Cup Runner’s Up medal, and the Football League Representative Match medal from 1954 for a match against the Football League of Ireland. Each sold for £28,600 in an

auction of the collection of the Busby Babe – one of the survivors (but with career-ending injuries) of the Manchester United team’s tragic Munich air crash of 1958. In total the collection made just over £105,000 at Ewbank’s on February 24, 2023.

5 Tiger Woods Signed Display – Signed 5 times on every SP Signature Golf display card, Signature Shots, framed and glazed. Sold for £2,470 on February 26, 2025. 6 Ewbank’s Sporting Memorabilia specialist Tom Duggan with Sir Matt Busby’s Cup Winner’s medal and some of the match programmes from the Manchester United manager’s collection. The Cup Winner’s medal sold for £9,750 on February 26, 2025.

7 Signed Michael Schumacher Racing Helmet – 2004 Season Replica full-size helmet. Sold for £3,640 on November 20, 2024.

EWBANK’S IN THE MEDIA

Auctions at Ewbank’s feature regularly across all forms of media and social media, from BBC News to specialist fan sites. Broadcast highlights have included a five-minute feature on The One Show , while everything from Comics and Vintage Posters to James Bond Memorabilia and Sports trophies have appeared online and in the printed editions of national newspapers such as The Telegraph, Times, Sun, Mirror and Daily Star, as well as internationally, especially in leading publications in the United States. Ewbank’s speciailists often share their expertise and enthusiasm in radio interviews with the BBC and others. Here are just a few cuttings from recent auctions to give you an idea.

Entertainment Memorabilia Film, TV and Hollywood Memorabilia has been a specialism of our sales for many years, providing a vast array of interest and some exceptional prices. Whether it is a film prop or costume, autographs or photographs of the famous, we have a huge following of fans waiting to buy. The success of our auctions has attracted numerous people to consign their entire collections for sale, including entertainment industry professionals who have acquired some of the rarest and most desirable items during the course of their careers. Royalty also makes an appearance, and in recent years we have sold several consignments relating to the late Princess Diana. Music Memorabilia & Vinyl From tragic Beatle Stuart Sutcliffe’s portrait of John Lennon to Paul McCartney’s driving licence, a previously unheard taped interview with Jimi Hendrix and unique handwritten lyrics and chord sequences for Fleetwood Mac, we have been building an enviable selection of catalogues in recent years, including the sale of a single collection of more than 30,000 vinyl records for over £130,000 in 2025. Vintage Posters From Hollywood classic to British B Movies, Travel Posters, Ski Posters, Sporting and Olympic Posters, we have handled them all – including numerous outstanding collections – and assess each consignment for rarity and condition. James Bond 007 We have held dedicated James Bond 007 auctions for years now and have achieved prices as high as £24,700 for a rare Dr No British Quad poster, and £18,200 for a rare Thunderball poster. Steve Oxenrider, arguably the greatest collector in the world of Bond material, entrusted his collection for sale with us in Surrey in 2023 and 2024 after shipping it across the Atlantic from the United States. Scripts, props, toys, posters, official replicas and more are all on offer, making Ewbank’s a favourite destination for 007 fan clubs. Rare Trading Cards Auctions Department We held our first Trading Card Auction in August 2021 and have achieved exceptional prices for collectables from franchises such as Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh! and Harry Potter, as well as for sports cards from the world of Baseball and NBA. Single owner collections have included that of the former Managing Director of Wizards Of The Coast Steven Wilks, which included Uncut Sheets, Sealed Box Product, Promotional Material and Awards and high graded cards from vintage Pokémon sets. Ewbank’s sell graded cards, be it PSA, CGC, Becket or others, and can provide a route to market for your collection. We can also offer grading advice and can recommend grading through your preferred company via our partners at The Sub Center for fast returns and excellent service.

specialist departments

Vintage, Retro and Modern-day video games and consoles With regular video game auctions that include a mix of modern-day and retro items, we offer rarities, classic titles, consoles, and sealed games from the Vintage Era (1970s-1980s), Retro Era (1990-2000s) and Modern Era (2010 to present). Highlights come from Atari, Nintendo, Sega, and Sony, and we have a dedicated team of experts who work with each seller to determine the best way to sell their collection, whether it’s an entire collection or an individual item. We also sell figures, figurines and statues, art books and strategy guides and are happy to consider fully working consoles, games, and oddities from the current generations, including everything from full/complete sets to fully-boxed, sealed consoles. Comics & Comic Books We launched Comic & Comic Books Auctions in April 2024 and have enjoyed such a success that in 2025 these sales alone totaled £450,000. As well as providing you with the finest available Comics at auction, we’re can now assist you with getting your Comic Books slabbed and graded with CGC – the best way to preserve your collectibles’ value and condition. Our auctions include exciting first appearances, high grade key issues and collections of interest. Our specialist Tom Duma has more than 20 years of experience in the industry. Vintage Toys & Models Our auctions showcase the best rare boxed toys, model train collections, die-cast figures, and timeless playthings from eras gone by. The catalogues offer an eclectic mix of items, from classical British toys to model trains and railways, also encompassing tinplate and mechanical toys, the delicacy of dolls and soft toys, and the nostalgia of rocking horses. Classic brands include Dinky, Corgi, Britains, Hornby, Tri-Ang, Armand Marseille, Meccano and Steiff, ensuring each piece’s authenticity and quality. Modern boxed and loose Toys are also commanding high prices at auction, and we have had notable success with rarities from Star Wars, Gerry Anderson, Lego and many more. Sporting Memorabilia Football, golf, tennis, Formula One – whatever your sport, Ewbank’s auctions will have something for you. We have handled everything from the personal collections of leading players, such as former Mancvhester United capatian Norman Whiteside, to individual F.A. Cup Winners’ Medals. Signed F1 helmets by the likes of Michael Schumacher, Boris Becker’s tennis kit and trophies, and golfing memorabilia associated with Tiger Woods, have all featured, too. We even sold what is thought to be the earliest computer game, a golfing challenge dating to 1936. To find out more, get in touch with us today at info@ewbanks.co.uk

Jewellery & Watches Our most successful sales of all in 2025, when we were especially delighted to have secured £66,650 for six watches from the personal collection of the king of talk shows, the late Sir Michael Parkinson. Paintings & Prints Having once sold a group of damaged paintings by Francis Bacon for over £1 million, Ewbank’s are accustomed to handling the exotic, unusual and sublime when it comes to fine art. Recent successes have included Portrait of June Gibson, an oil on canvas by Ben Enwonu, the most influential African artist of the 20th century, which sold for £111,800 in June 2025. Interiors & Modern Design From modern classics of Scandinavian Furniture to Studio Glass and Ceramics, our auctions also capture the best of Arts & Crafts, Art Nouveau and Art Deco, as well as Post-War design. From Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson and Alvar Aalto to Lalique and William De Morgan, the variety and richness of design is stunning. A classic Charles and Ray Eames Lounge chair and ottoman made £4,160 in our most recent auction. Silver From Georgian flatware to the Post-War designs of Gerald Benney and Stuart Devlin, silver sales often produce rarities that surprise and delight both buyers and sellers. Take, for instance, The Dixon Bowl, a mounted silver Monteith presented as a gift by James Willis Dixon, Master of the Worshipful Company of Founders of the City of London, 1899-1900. It sold for £7,150 in December 2025. Rare Books & Maps We hold four dedicated Books & Maps auctions a year, specialising in rare and antiquarian books, manuscripts, signed letters from renowned literary and historical figures, and vintage maps dating back to the 16th to 18th centuries. The geographical focus often extends to Surrey and its surrounding areas, creating a distinctive appeal for those interested in regional historical treasures. We’ve unearthed literary treasures from the 19th century, such as the first edition of James Joyce’s Ulysses published in 1922, and Ian Fleming’s inaugural edition of Casino Royale from 1953. Additionally, antique gems have graced our auctions, including a 1780 edition of Miguel de Cervantes’ Don Quixote and a manuscript translated and produced by the esteemed Italian printer Aldus Manutius in 1503. Clocks & Barometers Our quarterly fine auctions attract collectors worldwide and regularly feature exquisite clocks like the Richard Glynne of London, c.1720 clock that sold for at £26,000 hammer. Among the most sought-after items at auction are antique English clocks and rare clocks, renowned for their intricate craftsmanship and historical significance. These timepieces, including grand longcase clocks, sophisticated mantle clocks, and pioneering marine chronometers, represent the

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pinnacle of clock-making artistry. Antique barometers, often paired with clocks, offer another layer of intrigue and elegance. Antique Militaria, Weapons & Medals We host quarterly auctions dedicated to militaria, which encompasses a wide range of items including medals, swords, pistols, and other antique weapons, as well as artefacts specifically linked to the First and Second World Wars. These collectables, ranging from Second World War memorabilia to antique war medals, serve as poignant reminders of the sombre periods in history they represent. Despite their connection to times of turmoil and Empire, these items offer us invaluable insights into the social conditions, lifestyles, and experiences of those who lived through these challenging periods, as well as bringing to light forgotten heroes. They memorialise the lives that were lost and the sacrifices that were made, ensuring that such histories are not forgotten. Vintage Fashion Vintage Fashion, Textiles and Luxury Items have formed an important part of our sales programme for some years, with highlights ranging from luxury handbags by Chanel and Hermès, luggage by Louis Vuitton, and fashion items by leading designer brands from Yves St Laurent and Burberry to Chanel, Dolce & Gabbana and Armani. We have also enjoyed handling a wide selection of cutting edge designs from the 1960s by the likes of Mary Quant, Ossie Clark and Jean Muir, complemented by an exciting range of shoes and accessories, from, scarves to sunglasses. Our ‘Stitches in Time’ auction – a single owner collection previously housed at Hampton Court – included a pink silk jacket once owned by Queen Victoria and textiles from the Ottoman Empire, Mediterranean, India and Europe. Modern & Classic Cars & Automobilia Recent notable sales have included a McLaren MP4 12C Coupe for over £75,000, a 1989 Porsche 911 / 964 Carrera 2 Coupe for £53,350 and a 1968 Daimler V8-250 for £16,250. We have sold cars by Bentley, Ferrari, Alfa Romeo, Mercedes- Benz, McLaren, Jaguar, Austin Healey, and Rolls Royce and many more. Our range of automobilia always makes for a vibrant catalogue, featuring toy models, period prints, signs, petroliana, brochures, parts and vintage car mascots.

To find out more, get in touch with us today at info@ewbanks.co.uk

Our main telephone number is: +44 (0) 1483 223 101 Our main email address is: info@ewbanks.co.uk Our web address is: www.ewbankauctions.co.uk

Our address is: Burnt Common Auction Rooms

London Road Send, Woking Surrey, GU23 7LN

Our opening hours are: Monday - Friday 9am-5pm (open till 7pm on Tuesday view days) Saturday - Sunday Closed (open for occasional Saturday views; contact the auctioneer for details)

How to find us

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