Established in 1958, Warwick and Warwick has grown to be one of the leading auctioneers and valuers of collectables in this country. We can offer you the best possible facilities for the sale of postage stamps and postal history, postcards, cigarette cards, coins and banknotes, medals, toys and most other collectable items.

Our team of experts will be pleased to offer free advice, in complete confidence, on any matters relating to buying or selling in auction or by private treaty.

Selling your Collection

We will be delighted to provide you with a free valuation of your collection, with a view to its sale by auction or private treaty, without commitment on your part to proceed. For more information visit our Marketing your Collection page.

Auction Sales

Public Stamp auctions are held monthly. 2012 sales are on February 1, March 7, April 4, May 2, June 13, July 4, August 1, September 5, October 3, November 7 and December 5. Public auctions of Coins and Banknotes, Medals and Militaria are held six times a year. 2012 sales will be on February 15, April 18, June 20, August 15, October 17 and December 12. Public auctions of Postcards, Cigarette Cards and Trade Cards, Autographs and Printed Ephemera, Toys and Die-Cast Models and Model Railways are held six times a year. 2012 sales will be on March 21, May 23, July 18, September 19 and November 14.

To view our online catalogue or to obtain a complimentary printed catalogue for any of our sales please click here.

Trustee Department

Are you concerned by what might happen to your collection on your death? Does your beneficiary know how to market your collection to best effect? Let the free services of our Trustee Department set your mind at rest. Visit the Trustee Department page.

Valuations

We can provide valuations for insurance and probate. For details visit the Services page.

Rare Guadeloupe Covers

Three rare covers from the island of Guadeloupe, not seen on the philatelic market in recent years, are on offer in our next philatelic auction on Wednesday 1 February .

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Valuation Days

We are holding a series of valuation days around the whole country, usually in well-known hotels, where a member of staff will discuss with you the selling potential of your collection and transport the collection to our Warwick office for precise valuation.

These valuations are free of charge and without obligation.

Please click here to see if we are in your area in the near future.

We are always prepared to call on you en route to these venues.

Specialised Barbados is on offer in our February 1 auction.

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Our next coins and banknotes auction takes place on 15th February.

Celtic coins. Andoco gold stater very fine estimate £1,300

1813 Military guinea very fine estimate £1,300.

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The David D. Ingle collection of 175 mainly gallantry and casualty lots, formed in the 1960s and 1970s, was offered in our 14th December 2011 auction. This WWI Albert medal was estimated at £6,000 and realised £7762.

Click here to visit our Medals page which contains full reports of some of the more significant gallantry awards in this section of the sale.

This Churchman 1927 Famous Golfers 1st L set has a catalogue quote of £300 for the set of 12, yet it made £1,150 in our January 18 auction. Click here to read the report.

This rare “Titanic” card has never been seen by us previously and we are not sure whether it is moored at Belfast or Southampton.

It realised £241 in our January 18 auction.

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Our next toys auction takes place on Wednesday March 21st.

This Schoco acrobat clockwork teddy made £161 in our last sale.

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These Bassett-Lowke tin plate O gauge wagons were offered in our last auction, on January 18.

The “Esso” wagon (boxed) made £575 and the unboxed “Pratt’s Spirit” wagon made £460.

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In our last die cast auction, held on Wednesday 18 January, this scarce Shackleton mechanical Foden F.G. platform lorry, with box, original instructions, spanner and key, estimated at £320, realised £368.

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