Same summer Saturday, same 10am start, four salerooms across four counties. A cased medal group in Worcestershire, a 600-lot Welsh general sale stacked with Moorcroft and Hornby, an online-only Essex catalogue leaning into garden statuary and clocks, and a weekly furniture round in Bedfordshire. Bid from the garden with a coffee, or drive out to a country room — Saturday gives you both. Here is what each holds and how to get registered before the gavel falls.
What’s in the Littleton Auctions sale in Evesham?
Littleton Auctions runs its Antiques, Jewellery, Art, Collectables & Militaria sale from School Lane, Middle Littleton, Evesham, Worcestershire, WR11 8LN, on Saturday 22 August 2026 at 10:00am (BST). Format: online and in person, so you can view in the room or bid live from home.
The mix rewards the generalist. A combined antiques, jewellery, art and militaria catalogue is where one trip can turn up a Georgian ring, a decent oil and a cased medal group — the breadth that suits trade dealers and first-time bidders alike, because estimates tend to be honest and the field is wide. Militaria draws its own crowd: medals, edged weapons and campaign ephemera hold value and reward research into provenance and unit history.
How to bid: register through the house’s own website for no internet fees, or via easyLiveAuction for a flat £3 for the whole sale. Buyer’s premium is 22% plus VAT on the hammer price. Payment is due by 3pm the Monday after, with a £500 ceiling on credit cards. See the Littleton antiques and militaria auction listing, browse the Littleton Auctions profile, and check timings on the live catalogue.
What can you find at Jones & Llewelyn in Llandeilo?
In Carmarthenshire, Jones & Llewelyn Auctioneers hold a General Sale of Antiques, Collectables and General Items at the Llandeilo Auction Rooms, Unit B, Llandeilo, SA19 7HR, on Saturday 22 August 2026 at 10:00am (BST), online and in the room.
This is the day’s biggest catalogue at over 600 lots, and the one to watch if you collect names. Standout strands to scan:
- Moorcroft — tubelined florals with a loyal following and steady demand
- Shelley — Art Deco tea shapes that collectors chase by pattern
- Hornby and model vehicles — boxed diecast and railways, where condition is everything
- Oak furniture, rugs and paintings — plus rare china and fine art
One practical note: there is no in-house postage. Winners ring to book collection on sale day (Saturday) or the Monday or Tuesday after, with everything cleared by 5pm Tuesday; anything shipped needs your own courier. Factor that in if you are bidding from a distance. Details are on the Jones & Llewelyn general sale listing, the Jones & Llewelyn auctioneer profile, and the live catalogue.
When and where is the Acorn Internet Auction?
Acorn Internet Auction runs an online-only sale — Collectables, Mirrors, Furniture, Jewellery, Pictures, Garden Items, Clocks, Watches, Coins and more — from Unit G23, Allen House, The Maltings, Sawbridgeworth, Essex, CM21 9JX, on Saturday 22 August 2026 at 10:00am (BST). There is no room to visit; bidding happens entirely on the platform.
The garden-items strand suits the season. Late August is when buyers hunt statuary, planters and outdoor pieces to finish a border before the light goes — and an online sale lets you shop for the patio without leaving it. The rest reads like a classic mixed collectables round: mirrors and pictures for the interior designers, watches and jewellery for wearers and investors, clocks for the horologists, coins for numismatists grading quietly from their own desk. Online-only is also a gentle way in for newcomers — no paddle nerves, just watch, bid and set a maximum.
See the Acorn collectables and garden items listing, the Acorn Internet Auction page, and the live catalogue to set your alerts.
What’s in the W&H Peacock Saleroom 5 sale?
Rounding off the day, W&H Peacock Auctioneers & Valuers hold their Saleroom 5 Weekly Furniture & Effects sale at Eastcotts Park, Wallis Way, in Bedfordshire, on Saturday 22 August 2026 at 10:00am (BST), online and in person.
Peacock’s weekly furniture and effects rounds are the bread and butter of good buying — house-clearance furniture, everyday antiques and general effects turning over briskly, estimates kept grounded. Furnishing a home, kitting out a rental, or dealing in stock that needs to move? A weekly sale is where the value hides: solid wardrobes, tables, chairs and the miscellany of a British household, priced to sell rather than to headline. Running every week, it is also a low-pressure place to learn bidding in the room.
Register and view on the Peacock Saleroom 5 furniture and effects listing, see the W&H Peacock profile, and open the live catalogue before 10am.
How do you get ready to bid this Saturday?
Four sales, four counties, one morning. Register early with each house so you are cleared before the first lot, set your maximums, and factor buyer’s premium and collection into what a lot is really worth. Follow Littleton, Jones & Llewelyn, Acorn and W&H Peacock to catch their next catalogues, and browse more upcoming auctions across the UK on Auction Eagle.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which auctions are on this Saturday?
Four UK sales run on Saturday 22 August 2026, all starting at 10:00am (BST): Littleton Auctions in Evesham, Worcestershire; Jones & Llewelyn in Llandeilo, Carmarthenshire; Acorn Internet Auction in Sawbridgeworth, Essex; and W&H Peacock in Bedfordshire.
When and where is the Jones & Llewelyn sale?
At the Llandeilo Auction Rooms, Unit B, Llandeilo, Carmarthenshire, SA19 7HR, on Saturday 22 August 2026 at 10:00am (BST). It runs online and in person with over 600 lots, including Moorcroft, Shelley, Hornby and oak furniture.
How do I bid at Littleton Auctions?
Bid in the room at Middle Littleton, Evesham, or online. Register via Littleton's own website for no internet fees, or via easyLiveAuction for a flat £3 for the whole sale. Buyer's premium is 22% plus VAT on the hammer price.
Is there a buyer's premium?
Yes. Littleton Auctions charges 22% plus VAT on the hammer price, and most UK houses add a premium on top of your winning bid. Check each auctioneer's terms before bidding so you know the true cost.
Which of these sales is online only?
Acorn Internet Auction in Sawbridgeworth, Essex, is online only. Littleton, Jones & Llewelyn and W&H Peacock all run online and in person, so you can attend the room or bid live from home.
Do these auction houses offer postage?
Jones & Llewelyn do not offer postage — winners arrange their own courier and must clear lots by 5pm the Tuesday after the sale. Check each house's collection and shipping terms individually before you bid.
