December 2018 – Auctions in a Day

Auction Report for 1st December 2018 at Itchen Abbas

Auction at Itchen Abbas 1 December 2018 — Auction at Itchen Abbas – 1 December 2018

Our final auction of the year was held at Itchen Abbas Village Hall. We had 310 lots and as you can see below a large collection watches dominated the day. An Omega Constellation wrist watch sold for £200 and two boxes of watches sold for £160 and £180. At least ten other lots (not watches) sold for £30 or more. It was a surprising way to end the year.

Thank you for bringing your lots and bidding at our auction during 2018. Have a great Christmas and New Year. We look forward to seeing you again in 2019. Our first auction is on Saturday 2nd February at Badger Farm Community Centre in Winchester.

Lot 28 - Victorian rectangular mirror - Sold for £35 — Lot 28 – Victorian rectangular mirror
Sold for £35

Lot 127 - Collection of gentlemans watches - Sold for £85 — Lot 127 – Collection of gentlemans watches
Sold for £85

Lot 128 - Collection of watches - Sold for £35 — Lot 128 – Collection of watches
Sold for £35

Lot 130 - Collection of pocket watches - Sold for £160 — Lot 130 – Collection of pocket watches
Sold for £160

Lot 131- Collection of pocket watches - Sold for £180 — Lot 131- Collection of pocket watches
Sold for £180

Lot 134 - Collection of Wrist Watches - Sold for £80 — Lot 134 – Collection of Wrist Watches
Sold for £80

Lot 137 - Omega Constellation Gentlemans Wrist Watch - Sold for £200 — Lot 137 – Omega Constellation Gentlemans Wrist Watch
Sold for £200

Lot 159 - Mannequin dressed with costume jewellery - Sold for £55 — Lot 159 – Mannequin dressed with costume jewellery
Sold for £55

Lot 171 - Four steel and leather dining chairs - Sold for £37 — Lot 171 – Four steel and leather dining chairs
Sold for £37

Lot 244 - Collection of banknotes and coins - Sold for £40 — Lot 244 – Collection of banknotes and coins
Sold for £40

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After 17 years of fun auctions, it is with great sadness that we have taken the decision to close Auctions in a Day.This decision was not easy because we love seeing you all and the wide variety of items which come up for sale each month.Unfortunately, the pandemic continues. We were all hoping that there would be a solution but it is too far away for us to be sure that we can reopen safely in the foreseeable future.We’ll miss you all, and thank you!Andrew, Tricia, Bob, Fiona, Claire and JonAugust 2020Note:If you are interested in taking on the Auctions in a Day brand, website, Facebook and other social media accounts. We have several hundred likes and subscribers 90-95% of whom are in Hampshire. Please contact Andrew at ajwilcox@clara.co.ukOur first auctions were at the Alresford Community Centre ... See MoreSee Less

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