Week 1 (Take in Week): Monday to Thursday 9-5, Friday 9-1, Saturday morning (by appointment only).
Week 2 (Cataloguing): Monday to Wednesday 9-5 (Closed Thursday till Tuesday).
Week 3 (Auction Week): Tuesday to Thursday 9-5, Friday 10-6 & Saturday 8.30-5 (or when auction finishes).
Viewing hours - Week 3 only
Thursday from 1pm to 5pm, Friday: 10am to 6pm and from 8.30am on the day of the auction.
There is no internet surcharge when registering & buying online through our own website, buyers will just pay our in-house buyer's premium.
We pay our vendors after just 11 working days (3rd Tuesday after the sale), most other auction houses take 4 weeks and even longer before they pay out!
All bought and un-sold lots must please be collected by the Thursday after the sale after which a £10 per lot per week storage fee will be charged. An appointment is needed if collecting after this deadline.
We now have a smart new van! For collections and deliveries within a 50 mile radius please give us a call for a quote.
July 2024: I had not used Littleton Auctions before and found them to be knowledgeable, friendly and helpful beyond other auction houses, Their communication throughout was thorough, knowledgeable and very clear. Their packaging and postage very efficient. I just wish all auction houses were as good. Thank you again, Tim Sykes.
January 2024: Absolutely the best auction house I have used, won items late Saturday afternoon. items securely arrived tues morn, staff very helpful and polite too. Craig Andrews.
August 2023: What an amazing auction house!! Martin, Ben and the team are always welcoming and provide a brilliant service to both sellers and buyers. We've dealt with this auction room for many years and always had fantastic service. The atmosphere in the room on auction days is well worth experiencing and you can even get your breakfast/lunch there from their cafe! Would definitely recommend a visit if you are in the area. J Morgan
2022: Excellent service, friendly and knowledgeable staff. Fortnightly auctions with mixed lots, plus quarterly art and fine collectibles auctions. Reasonable rates for both buyers and sellers. Quick payment direct into bank accounts. Recommended. Graham Bawden
Important Auction Update!
Due to the volume of items consigned to our auction on Saturday 24th October, we will now be holding a two-day auction. Sunday 25th October will be dedicated to paintings and artwork, ceramics, glassware and mirrors. All other categories, including jewellery, militaria, furniture and more, will be auctioned as normal on Saturday 24th October. Thank you for your continued support, and we look forward to welcoming you over the two days!
A message to all of our 2025 buyers and sellers
Due to our limited storage capacity, storage fees will be applied to all uncollected lots, whether sold or unsold. Any items purchased in 2025 or earlier that remain uncollected will now be resubmitted for auction, with all proceeds donated to charity.
A toy-rific auction
Toy, Games & Hobby Auction Saturday, 22nd November From Action Man to the ZX Spectrum, relive your childhood and rekindle those nostalgic memories with our Toy, Games, and Hobby Auction! Now inviting consignments - Call us on 01386 244379 to book an appointment and enter your items into this exciting sale. Not sure if your items are suitable? Simply WhatsApp a photo (messaging only) to 07842 771467, and one of our friendly team members will be happy to advise. Alternatively, you can reach us via email at [email protected]
All Change!!
If you haven’t visited the auction house in a while, we think you’ll be impressed by our gorgeous, new exterior makeover. And if you’re one of our regular visitors, can you even remember how we used to look?
Our New Company Van is Now on the Road!
Announcing an in-house transport service for collection and deliveries within a 50-mile radius
Putting you in the picture
Effective immediately, due to the unprecedented volume of unsold pictures from the past and previous auctions, we will no longer be accepting or consigning artwork unless it meets specific criteria. Only original works or limited editions by well-known artists, or pieces of notable cultural or popular significance, will be considered for consignment. We appreciate your understanding and continued support.
Architectural Salvage and Garden
Here at Littleton Auctions, we would like to say a huge thank you to everyone involved in Saturdays auction sale. From our hard-working team to the enthusiastic bidders and buyers. Saturday' Architectural Salvage and Garden auction was a clear success and our most successful sale ever. It’s always exciting to see such interest and positive outcomes, and this sale certainly delivered. The results speak for themselves, reflecting not only the quality of the items on offer but also the dedication and professionalism that goes into organizing the auction. Well done on a job brilliantly done — here’s to many more successful auctions ahead!
SUPERB AND EXTREMELY RARE CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL DISH
Our 1st February auction saw feverish bidding for this superb and extremely rare cloisonne enamel dish which sold for an exceptional £16,500 Visit our website for the full details: https://www.littletonauctions.com/auction-results/ Lot number 280. Do you have any hidden treasures of your own that you may like to consign with us? Please get in touch.
EARLY OASIS PHOTOGRAPHIC ARCHIVE — THE BOARDWALK, MANCHESTER, 14 AUGUST 1991
about Lot 142
RICKENBACKER ELECTRIC GUITAR – AUTOGRAPHED BY NOEL GALLAGHER AND GEM ARCHER – IN ORIGINAL HARD CASE. A Rickenbacker electric guitar, complete with its original hard case, autographed by Noel Gallagher and Gem Archer — the two primary guitarists of Oasis during the band’s later era. Instruments signed by both Noel and Gem are highly desirable, representing the dual‑guitar sound that defined Oasis’ live performances and studio recordings throughout the 2000s.
about Lot 100
OASIS - THE RAIN - THE BROADWALK, MANCHESTER, 6 JANUARY 1991
about Lot 143
A 1973 MARSHALL PA20 HEAD WITH MATCHING TYPE PA SPEAKER CABINET, COMPLETE WITH ORIGINAL DUST COVERS AND 2023 SERVICE PAPERWORK. An exceptionally well‑preserved 1973 Marshall PA system, comprising a Marshall JMP PA20 valve head (serial 2622A) and its matching Marshall Type PA speaker cabinet (Stock No. 1917, serial A00512), both manufactured by Jim Marshall Products Ltd., England. This rare early‑1970s pairing retains its original dust covers, a strong indicator of careful storage and minimal touring use.
about Lot 71
EARLY OASIS DEMONSTRATION CASSETTE TAPE (c.1991) From the Patricia Connolly Collection An early Oasis demonstration cassette tape, comprising a handwritten cassette labelled simply “OASIS” and bearing the Manchester telephone number 061 224 9821, understood to have been the contact number used by guitarist Paul “Bonehead” Arthurs during the band's formative Manchester period. The tape is offered with provenance from Patricia Connolly, who states that it was given to her directly by Paul Arthurs during 1991, shortly after Liam Gallagher joined the group as vocalist. According to the vendor, the cassette was used by the band for promotional and booking purposes when seeking live performances prior to their commercial breakthrough. The vendor further recalls attempting to secure a performance for Oasis at Liverpool Polytechnic, with the cassette forming part of the material circulated in support of the band during their earliest years. Early Oasis promotional and recording material from the pre-fame era is exceptionally scarce, particularly items with direct provenance to founding band members. The cassette retains its original handwritten label and period telephone number, offering a fascinating glimpse into Oasis before their rise to international success. A rare and historically important piece of early Oasis history, originating from the band's formative Manchester years.
about Lot 141