Same start time, four very different rooms. On Tuesday 1 September 2026, four UK houses drop the hammer from 10:00am (BST): a weekly antiques sale in Norfolk, a broad Scottish catalogue heavy on garden ornaments and cameras, a general Cheshire sale, and a dedicated coin and bullion event for the numismatists. All four run online and in person, so you can bid from the room or the sofa. Here’s what’s worth your morning.
What’s in the Keys Fine Art Auctioneers sale in Aylsham?
Keys run a proper weekly sale from their Palmers Lane rooms, and this one — the Weekly Auction of Antiques, Collectables, Furniture etc, staged in Saleroom 5 — rewards patient browsing. Weekly sales are where the trade quietly restocks: mixed lots of antiques, collectables and brown furniture that often go under estimate simply because so much crosses the block. If you furnish, deal, or just like a bargain with some age to it, this is the honest end of the market.
When and where: Tuesday 1 September 2026, 10:00am (BST), Aylsham, Norfolk. Format: online and in person. How to bid: register through the listing to bid live online, or attend in the room.
Preview the lots on the Keys weekly antiques auction listing, read more about the house on the Keys Fine Art Auctioneers page, and see other sales across Norfolk. The live Keys catalogue is worth a scroll before the morning.
What’s in the Taylors Auction Rooms sale in Montrose?
Taylors, working from Brent Avenue, bring a genuinely varied catalogue. The garden ornaments suit the moment — early September is exactly when weathered urns, staddle stones and lead planters go for sensible money, ready to earn their keep next spring. Camera collectors should watch the vintage optics, and the clocks and instruments always draw restorers after a project.
- Furniture and paintings — the backbone of the sale for dealers and furnishers.
- Garden ornaments — urns, planters and statuary at end-of-summer prices.
- Cameras — vintage bodies and optics for the collector.
- Clocks and musical instruments — plenty for the restorer.
When and where: Tuesday 1 September 2026, 10:00am (BST), Montrose, Scotland. Format: online and in person. How to bid: bid live in the room or online via the catalogue after registering.
Browse the Taylors antiques and collectables listing, learn more on the Taylors Auction Rooms page, and find other salerooms across Scotland. The full easyLive catalogue is the place to check first if statuary or a good clock is on your list.
What’s in the Warrington & Northwich Auction general sale?
Over in Cheshire, Warrington & Northwich Auction run their general sale from 551 Europa Boulevard, Westbrook. These regular Tuesday auctions are the everyday backbone of the trade — a broad mix of antiques, household and collectable lots where seasoned dealers and first-time bidders rub shoulders. The appeal is breadth and value: no single specialism, plenty of turnover, and the sort of unpredictable lots that make a saleroom fun. Newcomers, this is a friendly place to make your first bid.
When and where: Tuesday 1 September 2026, 10:00am (BST), Warrington, Cheshire. Format: online and in person. How to bid: register early for live online bidding to save a scramble on the morning, or attend the room.
See the Warrington & Northwich general auction listing, the Warrington & Northwich Auction house page, and more sales across Cheshire. The live catalogue lists lots as they load.
What coins are in the Warrington & Northwich Bi-Monthly Coin & Bullion Sale?
The same house runs a specialist event on the same day, and this is the one for numismatists. The Bi-Monthly Coin & Bullion Sale is a genuine sweep through British and ancient coinage in a single catalogue, and it rewards doing your homework — check grades, weights and estimates against recent results before you commit.
- Silver and bullion — a straightforward way in for investors.
- Roman and Medieval — for the historian-collector who cares about strike and provenance.
- Georgian, Victorian and later UK graded coins — condition-buyers’ territory.
When and where: Tuesday 1 September 2026, 10:00am (BST), Westbrook, Warrington, Cheshire. Format: online and in person. How to bid: set your maximum in advance and bid live online or in the room.
View the coin and bullion sale listing, the Warrington & Northwich Auction house page, and other Cheshire auctions. The live coin catalogue is the place to research grades before the room warms up.
How to make the most of Tuesday’s sales
Four rooms, one morning, all from 10:00am. Follow Keys, Taylors and Warrington & Northwich Auction on Auction Eagle to catch their catalogues as they land, register in advance for live online bidding, and set a firm maximum on any lot you fancy. Good hunting.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which UK auctions run on Tuesday 1 September 2026?
Four sales all start at 10:00am (BST): Keys Fine Art Auctioneers in Aylsham, Norfolk; Taylors Auction Rooms in Montrose, Scotland; and two Warrington & Northwich Auction sales in Cheshire. All run online and in person.
When and where is the Keys Fine Art Auctioneers sale?
Tuesday 1 September 2026 at 10:00am (BST), from Palmers Lane, Aylsham, Norfolk, online and in person. It's a weekly sale of antiques, collectables and furniture held in Saleroom 5.
What's in the Taylors Auction Rooms sale in Montrose?
Antiques and collectables including furniture, paintings, cameras, garden ornaments, clocks and musical instruments. It runs online and in person on Tuesday 1 September 2026 at 10:00am (BST) from Brent Avenue, Montrose, Scotland.
What coins are in the Warrington & Northwich Bi-Monthly Coin & Bullion Sale?
Silver, Roman, Medieval, Georgian, Victorian and later UK graded coins, plus bullion. It runs online and in person on Tuesday 1 September 2026 at 10:00am (BST) at 551 Europa Boulevard, Westbrook, Warrington, Cheshire.
How do I bid at these auctions?
Every sale is online and in person. Bid live in the room, or register in advance through each auction's listing on Auction Eagle, which links to the live catalogue for online bidding.
Is there a buyer's premium?
Yes. UK auction houses add a buyer's premium to the hammer price, and the rate varies by saleroom. Check each auction's terms in its live catalogue before bidding so you know the full cost.
