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Wednesday 13th June 2012 @ 10.30am

Viewing Tuesday 12th June 10.00am to 7.00pm, from 9.00am sale day

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Quarterly Art Auction

Wednesday 27th June @ 6.00pm

Viewing Tues 26th & Wed 27th 2pm to 6pm

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Welcome to Plymouth Auction Rooms

The Plymouth Auction Rooms was established by Paul & Sharon Keen in 1992 and together they bring a wealth of experience to provide a professional, friendly and efficient auctioneering and valuation service.

Paul has some 25 years experience and has appeared on BBC television, local and national radio, and is regularly featured in Westcountry media. The auction rooms hold regular sales featuring antique furniture, silver, jewellery, ceramics, watches, collector’s items, clocks and paintings.

Paul Keen’s enthusiasm for promotion and marketing has yielded many exceptional results including a record price for a pair of Chinese Export pottery Parrots at £170,000, also the recent auction of English gold pattern coins selling worldwide for £330,000 and the 1933 bodyline cricket ball at £10,000.

The Westcountry Art Auction regularly attracts paintings selling from £10,000 to £20,000 and is widely respected as the leading saleroom for works by Robert Lenkiewicz.

The Plymouth Auction Rooms have evolved into one of the Westcountry’s leading auctioneers and valuers and will be pleased to provide free sales advice on single items, collections or entire house contents.

FINE LENKIEWICZ PAINTING

 

At the end of an extremely buoyant week we were delighted to be instructed to sell a fine painting by Robert Lenkiewicz. Titled 'Study of Bella' this oil on canvas painting has been in the same family for almost twenty years and measuring 61cm x 61cm is of a good size and in excellant condition.

It is housed in a typical heavy black Lenkiewicz frame and is expected to sell for £10,000-£15,000 on 27th June.