Spicers

Spicers (formerly Dee Atkinson & Harrison) is an auction house in Driffield, Yorkshire. It hold regular auctions of antiques, fine art, furniture, household items and classic cars and motorcycles sales

Dee Atkinson & Harrison was founded in 1885 and was originally known as Cook & Dee. In May 2019 the firm was renamed Spicers by former employee Andrew Spicer who took over the fine art business, removing the ties to the estate agency branch of Dee Atkinson.


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US bidder wins battle for £6900 stereoscope

25 May 2012

This Victorian achromatic cabinet stereoscope was one of the more unusual offerings among the 540 lots offered at Dee Atkinson & Harrison’s recent sale at Driffield and proved the stand-out seller.

£48,000 haul from the attics and cellars of country house

22 September 2004

While Dee, Atkinson & Harrison's (10% buyer's premium) August 20 sale did not comprise the best quality works from Ganton Hall, Scarborough, there was no shortage of competition for the there-to-sell and fresh-to-market residual contents from its attics and cellars ensuring that the 483-lot outing eclipsed its £30,000 estimated hammer total at £48,000.

A steady start for furniture standards

28 April 2004

THE March 5 sale at Dee Atkinson & Harrison's (10% buyer's premium) West Yorkshire saleroom was the first antiques offering of the year and, after an 83 per cent selling rate on nearly 700 lots, the auctioneers took encouragement from the way the market seemed to be picking up, with furniture, at last, edging out of the doldrums.

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