Attracting collectors globally.

We sell a wide array of vintage film and movie posters, autographs, costume and other memorabilia, this academic category attracts collectors from around the world. Some of our recent auction highlights include the sale of a hand written note by Sir Winston Churchill, wishing a one time ally spy a Merry Christmas.

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Valuation

Get in touch with one of our team of trusted autographs & memorabilia specialists who will inspect your items, tell you a little about them and give you an auction valuation. We offer remote valuations by email, Whatsapp and video call. We can also book private appointments at one of our offices in London and Berkshire. Alternatively if you'd rather we came to you, we are happy to book private appointments to value your autographs & memorabilia items in the comfort of your own home.

 

Sale at Auction

Once you have received your auction estimates and agreed reserves, the next step is to enter your items ready for sale. At the same time, one of our specialists will offer available sale dates and guide you through your Seller’s Agreement which includes details about your items reserves, our charges and terms and conditions. They will also be pleased to answer any other questions you may have. You can bring your autographs & memorabilia items along to us, or we are happy to arrange collection. Leave the rest to us. Then sit back and relax, our team will take care everything else, ensuring that your items are carefully catalogued, photographed and marketed to a huge audience of prospective buyers across the globe.

 

Haven’t answered all of your questions?

Our team are only too pleased to guide you through the process and answer any questions you have. For professional and confidential advice please contact Peter Mason on 0207 431 9445 or by email peter@dawsonsauctions.co.uk.

An important group of five handwritten letters from Beatrix Potter. Sold for £10,000

An important group of five handwritten letters from Beatrix Potter

Sold for £10,000

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