To sell or not to sell? That is the question. Since 1788 Mallams has been holding specialist, fine art and more general sales.
Mallams has been a well-established part of Oxford business life since its foundation by Richard Mallam in St Aldate’s in 1788. His son, Thomas (1786-1850) was also an auctioneer, as well as a tobacconist and timber merchant, and the family lived in what is now the official accommodation of the principal of St Hugh’s College. Mallams Auctioneers is the oldest firm of auctioneers in Oxford and we are justifiably proud of our heritage and expertise.
Since 1788 Mallams has been holding specialist, fine art and more general sales. Today our specialist and general valuers offer expert advice in many fields, including Fine Art, Paintings and Sculpture, Ceramics and Glass, Modern and Post-War Art, 20th-Century Design, Silver and Jewellery, Furniture and Garden Statuary, Chinese, Japanese and Islamic Art, Clocks and Barometers, Books and Manuscripts, and Collectables.
Perhaps you have an item which you are interested in knowing more about or you are considering selling at auction? Mallams experts can offer advice and estimates for selling your items at auction and there is no obligation to sell.
Mallams have branches in Oxford, Cheltenham and Abingdon and all our branches run regular valuation mornings. The service is free and no appointment is necessary. For full details of branch valuation mornings visit our website https://www.mallams.co.uk/
In addition to our branch valuations, in conjunction with The Leander Club, we are now offering a free valuation service on 5th September and then subsequently on the 1st Thursday of every month from 10am to 2.30pm for the remainder of 2024. As with our branch valuation mornings, this is a free service and no appointment or Leander Club membership is required to attend.
Just come along with your item or, if too large to transport, just bring some photographs to show the specialist.
For full details of upcoming sales visit www.mallams.co.uk
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