Duke’s Auctioneers was established in 1823 in Dorchester, Dorset, UK. Works of leading artists and makers have been regularly sold by Duke’s to collectors around the world. From their Fine Art saleroom at Brewery Square and the Avenue Saleroom on Weymouth Avenue, Duke’s hold a varied schedule of auctions with something for everyone: Jewellery and Watches, Silver, Luxury Accessories and Fashion, Furniture and Works of Art, Clocks, Ceramics and Glass, Classic Cars and Automobilia, Fine Books, Pictures, Asian Art, Tribal Art, Books, Vintage Fashion, Coins, Militaria and more. Duke’s also provides formal valuation services in the case of Inheritance Tax Assessment and for Insurance provision by appointment and advises on Heritage issues and Sales to the Nation
Company Details
- Employees
- 9
- Founded
- 1823
- Address
- Copper Street, Dorchester,england Dt1 1ga,united Kingdom
- Industry
- Artists And Writers
- NAICS
-
Independent Artists, Writers, and Performers
- Website
- dukes-auctions.com
- Keywords
- auction, antiques, jewellery, watches, art, furniture, paintings, asianart, collectibles, insurance, valuations.
- HQ
- Dorchester, England
Duke's Auctions Questions
Duke'S Auctions's website is dukes-auctions.com
Duke'S Auctions's LinkedIn profile is https://uk.linkedin.com/company/duke-s-auctions
Duke'S Auctions has
9 employees.
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employees at Duke'S Auctions.
Duke'S Auctions's industry is
Artists and Writers
Duke'S Auctions's top competitors are
Bonhams,
Olympia Auctions,
Roseberys London,
Lyon & Turnbull,
Fellows Auctioneers,
Chiswick Auctions,
Sloane Street Auctions,
Dawsons Auctioneers,
Phillips,
Dreweatts 1759.
Duke'S Auctions's categories are Artists and Writers
Duke'S Auctions's founding year is 1823
