Wellers
Wellers Fine Art is an auction house based in Guildford, Surrey. The firm dates back to 1866 with its roots in livestock auctions.
While their retail and commercial auction business closed in 2016, Wellers Fine Art continue to hold regular sales of pictures, antiques, jewellery, watches, architectural items and reclamation.
Wellers give up fine art sales
26 September 2014THE Wellers Group is reorganising its auction business at both its Guildford and Chertsey salerooms, moving away from fine art in favour of architectural elements and interiors.
Louis XV dish serves up £70,000 in Surrey
23 December 2013Although missed at the cataloguing stage, this 13½in (35cm) Vincennes dish established a new house record for Wellers of Guildford when it sold at £70,000.
Timely arrivals in Guildford as saleroom upgrades
23 September 2013Wellers have just held their first back-to-back sales since inserting a mezzanine floor at their Guildford saleroom.
Bassett-Lowke’s Coronation sells at Surrey auction
19 March 2013Bassett-Lowke’s model of the bullet-nosed Pacific locomotive and tender, ‘The Coronation’, ranks among the rarest of all British toy trains.
Heal’s exhibition suite for sale
26 November 2012In December, Wellers’ Guildford saleroom will offer a seminal suite of furniture by Ambrose Heal (1872-1959) consigned by a member of the family who purchased it at the turn of the 20th century.
Newlyn School still able to make net gains
26 October 2012It wasn’t too long ago that Newlyn School artists were ranked right up alongside the leading lights of the Modern British art market.
Collector’s family seeks home for Barnsley designs
13 July 2009IN his long career, Leslie Weller of Weller King in West Sussex has handled many varied and interesting commissions, but he now finds himself in a unique position, having been asked by a client in the north of England to find a new home for a complete collection of Arts and Crafts furniture.
Wartime treat that takes the biscuit
11 August 2008This Carrs of Carlisle biscuit tin looks like pretty much any other Christmas biscuit tin from 1941 – except that it happens to be unopened.
Queen Elizabeth paid more, but narwhal tusks are still prized
02 September 2006THE spectacular and enigmatic spiralling tooth that grows from the upper jaw of the male monodon monoceros, long gave credence to the existence of the unicorn.
Decorative appeal makes for a happy marriage
14 February 2005Clarke Gammon Wellers, Guildford, December 14. Buyer’s premium: 15 per centTHE current demand for decorative furniture was underscored at this 710-lot Surrey auction by a pair of hybrid, George III, satinwood marquetry and parcel gilt side tables which stole the limelight.
Henry’s cottages end notion that Ireland is losing its attractions
29 September 2004SUSPICION that the market for Irish pictures, at least on this side of the Irish Sea, might be in a softer state than it was three or four years ago, were dramatically dispelled at the Guildford rooms of Clarke Gammon Weller (15% buyer’s premium) on September 7 when a rather late, but completely fresh-to-market, canvas by Paul Henry (1876-1958) was offered.
Final lot proves to be star
22 September 2004RIGHT: offered as the final lot of the day, this 21oz Guild of Handicrafts silver and enamel comport proved to be one of the stars of Clarke Gammon Wellers’ sale on September 7.
The Mouseman roars again
24 August 2004JUNE was a busy month for Wellers (15% buyer's premium) who hosted an 819-lot antique sale on June 12 in addition to a 4000-lot two-day architectural auction held off the premises at Enfield’s Reclaim Centre on June 11-12.
Dealer wagers £13,000 on a ‘sleeper’ card table
24 August 2004AN auction first for specialist Gordon Patrick, the vastly experienced specialist at Clarke Gammon Wellers (15% buyer's premium), was the sleeper and undisputed highlight of the Surrey sale on July 27 – a 2ft (61cm) wide kingwood, rosewood and satinwood inlaid envelope card table entered with a £200-300 estimate.
The long and short of flat’s fine timepieces
09 June 2004MANY of the top lots among the 725 offered at Clarke Gammon Wellers' (15% buyer's premium) April 20 sale came from the owner of an elegant local flat – including a William IV mahogany longcase.
Quality overrides damage limitations of bids: But will intrusive TV cameras give vendors the wrong ideas?
28 April 2004FOUR house clearances of properties each valued at over £1m meant some long and frantic hours of valuing and cataloguing for Wellers (15% buyer's premium)auctioneer Tim Duggan – three heavy weeks rewarded when the March 13 sale day was one of the best ever at the Surrey rooms with 95 per cent of the 1200 lots getting away notching up a total of well over £100,000.
Clocks chime with lively mood
23 March 2004IT is always in the interest of auctioneers and the trade to talk the market up, but there does seem to be a general consensus among auctioneers that business this year so far has got off to a frisky start.
Church sale bonanza as Pew Corner closes
25 February 2004PEWS, screens, panelling, fonts, lecterns and even a church spire make up just some of the myriad lots on offer at a clearance sale at Pew Corner in Surrey on February 28. Somewhere in the region of 1000 lots will be put up for sale on site from 10am by auctioneers Wellers of Chertsey.
Fashions of the past have wide appeal for today’s buyers
14 August 2002CLARKE GAMMON's 584-lot sale on June 25 (15% buyer's premium) was most notable for the Sydney Oliver Trust costume and textile collection.
All guns blazing on summer day
17 September 2001SPECIALIST collectors and dealers don’t seem to have a closed season, certainly not in the arms and armour world and they turned up in strength at Weller & Dufty in Birmingham on 25 July.
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