Thomson Roddick Auctioneers & Valuers - Dumfries

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To learn more about our auctions at our 4 locations in Ayr, Carlisle, Dumfries and Edinburgh, visit our website: www.thomsonroddick.com

Just a small selection from our upcoming 723 lot homes and interiors sale at Rosewell, near Edinburgh on Thursday 6th February 2025 from 10am.

Items include silver, jewellery, decorative arts and glass, ceramics, pottery and stoneware. We also have a large music section to include some exciting and very unusual stringed instruments, records and gramophones. There is also furniture and paintings on show.

The catalogue is available to view at www.thomsonroddick.com

Bidding is available on the Easylive platform or direct through thomsonroddick.com. Alternatively, you are more than welcome to join us in the saleroom on the day.

Viewing for the sale is Wednesday 5th Feb from 9.30am-4pm

CARLISLE - Thursday 6th February at 11.30am
300 LOTS OF ANTIQUARIAN & COLLECTABLE BOOKS,

Extensive collection of true crime & trials, together with social history, U.S. history & others, the stock of long established booksellers, now retired; Large collection of The Scots Magazine, 1739 – 1820s; The Fall of the Ayr Bank, 1778 & others, banking; Scottish local & family history incl. S.W. Scotland; customs, excise & fisheries; Goodall, Royal College of Physicians, 1684; Florence Nightingale, Notes on Hopsitals; Grey City sgnd. By Jessie M. King; North of England local history & topography; Norman Nicholson collection of signed 1st eds.; Claire Leighton wood engraved works; Childrens books incl. small collection re.Taylors of Ongar & modern childrens books; Loss of the Mary Rose bound with wood from the wreck, 1844, & much else.

On view: Tuesday 4th & Wednesday 5th February, 10am to 5pm & sale morning from 9am. Catalogues at www.thomsonroddick.com or on request. Online bidding & in the room. Enquiries 01228 535288