FEATURED SALE
GENERAL SALE 26TH JUNE 2013
26 Jun
Victorian & Later General Household Sale
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Viewing Tuesday 25th June 9am - 7pm
Sale day 9am - start of sale and during lunchbreak
CATALOGUE AVAILABLE SOON
UPCOMING SALES
Summer Antique & Fine Art Sale
Our next Antique & Fine Art Sale
Wednesday 19th June 10am
which includes a specialist garden & architectural section
ON VIEW Sat 15th June 9am-12.30pm & Mon & Tues 17th & 18th 9am-4.30pm
Toy & Collectors Sale
Saturday 28th September
We are currently accepting items until August 31st
Weekly General Sales
Every Wednesday 10 am
Victorian & Later General Household Sales
Viewing Tuesdays 9am-7pm
LATEST NEWS
WELCOME TO HARTLEYS ONLINE
HARTLEYS auctioneers and valuers based at Ilkley in West Yorkshire, is one of the leading auction houses for antiques and fine art sales outside London. Since its foundation in 1906, the company has built up an enviable reputation for reliability, integrity and unquestionable professionalism.
- Several catalogued Fine Art and Antique Auctions each year
- Weekly Victoriana and General Auctions including approximately 900 lots per week
- Specialist Toy/Collectors sales and Wine sales
- Written professional valuations for Probate, Insurance, Family division etc, on single items or complete house contents
- Free verbal appraisals on items consigned for sale
- House Clearances
NEWS ARCHIVE
A Spring in the Steps of Buyers
Saturday April 13th was declared the official first day of Spring of 2013 at Hartleys in Ilkley, West Yorkshire, as a total of over £92,000 was achieved for the twice yearly toys and collectors sale.
A Snow Dominated Spring Sale
“Braaq” was once again the buzz word at Hartleys quarterly Fine Sale on March 27th. As winter and snow stuck stubbornly like a limpet to what was laughingly named “the Spring Sale”, six examples of Brian Shields work took £62,000 or over a fifth of the sale total of £282,000.
POSITIVE - EITHER WAY
At Hartleys sale in Ilkley on December 12th, items either sold, often very well, or there was virtually no interest at all. The resultant total of £276,000 included 25% by lot bought in, but also produced some notable results.
