A Tudor Black Bay 58 built for Ed Sheeran’s Mathematics tour crew, a Suzuki maxi-scooter once owned by Jason Connery, and a 953g Georg V silver cigarette box: three lots, three counties, one Monday morning. On 7 September 2026, six UK salerooms open within an hour of each other, from a Staffordshire home sale to a Norfolk plant auction. Here is what to watch, house by house.
What’s in the Richard Winterton Auctioneers Antique & Home Sale?
Winterton’s weekly Monday sale is the dependable workhorse of the Midlands calendar, and this one keeps the new running order: garden effects and tools first (lots 1–92), then furniture (196–298), jewellery from 10.30am (401–482), and a long ceramics, glass and household run out to lot 1001. Mind the gaps in the numbering between sections — the catalogue jumps deliberately.
It is a proper mixed Antique & Home Sale: the sort of catalogue where a dealer fills the van and a first-time bidder lands a sideboard for less than flat-pack money. The early jewellery block (lots 401–482) is the one to diarise if you want gold without paying fine-art-sale prices. It runs online and in person from 9.00am at Wood End Lane, Fradley Park, near Lichfield, Staffordshire. Browse the full Antique & Home Sale listing, see more from Richard Winterton Auctioneers, or find other West Midlands salerooms.
What’s in the Keys Fine Art Auctioneers plant sale?
Not every good buy is a painting. Keys, at their Aylsham salerooms, run a genuinely useful Weekly Auction of Plants & Outside Effects — the place to pick up shrubs, pots and garden hardware for a fraction of nursery prices while there is still growing season left.
One practical note, because it catches people out: all plants must be collected in person on sale day, or by 12.30pm the day after. No postage on a bay tree. It runs online and in person from 9.30am at Palmers Lane, Aylsham, Norfolk. See the Plants & Outside Effects listing, more from Keys Fine Art Auctioneers, or other Norfolk auctions.
What does Bank Hall Auctions sell at its Colne weekly sale?
Bank Hall’s fast weekly sale now offers in-room bidding at Colne while remaining an online-only catalogue for everyone else. It is a broad collectables, antiques, jewellery, wristwatches and fabrics sale — the eclectic, high-lot-count kind where patience is rewarded and the odd sleeper slips through late in the day.
If you like hunting rather than being handed the headline lot, this is your morning. It runs online only from 9.30am, based at Unit 6, Kings Mill, Harle Syke, Burnley, Lancashire. View the Bank Hall weekly listing, more from Bank Hall Auctions, or other Lancashire auctioneers.
What is the standout lot at A7 Waverley Auctions?
The Galashiels house has the week’s best talking point. Its Antique & General Auction mixes gold jewellery, silver, china, pictures and furniture with one lot guaranteed to draw a crowd: a Suzuki Burgman 400cc scooter, the property of actor Jason Connery. Celebrity provenance rarely comes cheaply, but it rarely comes on a practical maxi-scooter either — expect keen bidding from collectors and commuters alike.
Around that headliner sits a solid all-rounder for décor buyers and dealers. It runs online and in person from 9.45am at Ladhope Vale House, Galashiels, TD1 1BT. See the Antique & General Auction listing, more from A7 Waverley Auctions, or browse auctions across Scotland.
What’s in the Churchill Auctions two-day sale?
Thame’s Churchill Auctions go big with a Two Day Antiques & General Auction. Day one (lots 1–999) is furniture, rugs, lighting, paintings, books, stamps, vinyl, toys and tools — the browsing day. Day two (lots 1001–1999) is where the money gathers: silver and silver plate, jewellery, coins and banknotes, clocks, watches and militaria.
The advertised draws tell you who to expect in the room: a large collection of silver and gold jewellery, gold coins for the numismatists, antique books, and, charmingly, rare Wade Whimsies for collectors who know those small porcelain animals punch well above their size. Retro furniture buyers get a look-in too. It runs online and in person from 9.59am at 6 Lupton Road, Thame, Oxfordshire. See the two-day sale listing, more from Churchill Auctions, or other Oxfordshire auctions.
Which lots lead the Bolton Auction Room sale?
If you collect watches, clear your Monday morning for Bolton. This antiques and collectables catalogue is quietly one of the strongest of the week. The watch run alone is a treat: a Tudor Black Bay 58 “Mathematics” Ed Sheeran Tour Crew limited edition (ref. M79030N-0028), a stack of Omega — an 18ct gold Constellation GMT (ref. 795.1152), a Seamaster Automatic Day-Date (ref. 166.032), and two 9ct gold dress watches — plus a 1960s IWC 18ct white gold wristwatch (ref. R.1418) with its original box, still ticking and keeping good time.
The jewellery and silver are just as tempting. Highlights to circle:
- Georg Jensen sterling silver and black onyx collar necklace and pendant — Danish design royalty.
- 18ct white gold ring set with twelve sapphires and diamond clusters, a hefty 21.8g, size T.
- Platinum ring with an approx. 3ct tanzanite (size S), and a 14ct gold ring with a large emerald-cut morganite.
- 1897 Victorian Diamond Jubilee Royal Mint 24ct gold commemorative coin/medal (12.9g) — a numismatist’s and a bullion buyer’s lot at once.
- George V sterling silver cigarette box, Francis Higgins & Son, London 1923, a substantial 953g.
- Beswick mounted Indian figure (model 1391) and a Royal Crown Derby Old Imari 1128 vase, 30cm high, for the ceramics crowd.
It runs online only from 10.00am at Bolton Auction Rooms, Chorley Street, Bolton, Greater Manchester. View the Bolton wristwatch and jewellery listing, more from Bolton Auction Room, or other Greater Manchester auctions.
How do you bid this week?
Six sales, one Monday, and a spread for everyone from the garden-shed bargain-hunter to the serious watch collector. Register early with each house — most want ID and a payment card before you can leave commission or absentee bids — and factor buyer’s premium into your top price. Follow these auctioneers on Auction Eagle and browse more upcoming UK auctions so the good lots never slip past you again.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which auctions are on this week?
Six UK auctions run on Monday 7 September 2026: Richard Winterton Auctioneers (Lichfield, Staffordshire), Keys Fine Art Auctioneers (Aylsham, Norfolk), Bank Hall Auctions (Burnley, Lancashire), A7 Waverley Auctions (Galashiels, Scotland), Churchill Auctions (Thame, Oxfordshire) and Bolton Auction Room (Bolton, Greater Manchester).
When and where is the Bolton Auction Room sale?
Bolton's antiques, wristwatches, ceramics, jewellery and silver sale is online only, starting 10.00am BST on Monday 7 September 2026, at Bolton Auction Rooms, Interlink House, Chorley Street, Bolton BL1 4AL.
What is the standout lot at A7 Waverley Auctions?
A Suzuki Burgman 400cc scooter, the property of actor Jason Connery, alongside gold jewellery, silver, china and furniture. The Antique & General Auction runs online and in person from 9.45am on 7 September 2026 in Galashiels, Scotland.
How do I bid at these auctions?
Each house runs a live online catalogue. Richard Winterton, A7 Waverley and Churchill use EasyLiveAuction; Keys uses the-saleroom.com; Bank Hall and Bolton use Bidspirit. Register with ID beforehand, then bid live online or leave a commission (absentee) bid.
Which sale is best for watch collectors?
Bolton Auction Room, with a Tudor Black Bay 58 Ed Sheeran limited edition, several Omega models including an 18ct gold Constellation GMT and a Seamaster Day-Date, and a boxed 1960s IWC 18ct white gold wristwatch.
Is there a buyer's premium?
Yes. As with all UK auction houses, a buyer's premium (plus VAT on the premium) is added to the hammer price. Rates vary by house, so check each auction's terms in its online catalogue before bidding and budget accordingly.
