4-DAY SALE OF THE SHAMBLES, NEWENT, A MUSEUM OF VICTORIAN LIFE
Published April 9th, 2009
Fixtures and fittings from The Shambles, a delightful museum of Victorian life, will be sold by Simon Chorley Art & Antiques on site at The Shambles, Church Street, Newent, Gloucestershire in a 4-day sale from Monday 18 to Thursday 21 May 2009.
The Shambles is set in over an acre, and imaginatively laid out as a small country town of cobbled streets, alleyways, cottages, houses, shops and workshops, all of which are stocked with items of the period. The museum uniquely recreates the feel of Victorian life of the 1890s and everything from the original shop facaes and their shelf-stacked interiors to agricultural corn merchants and the police station manned by its Bobby will be offered in the 2,300 lot sale. Estimates range from £5 to £1,000.
Jpegs and press information from Iona Sale, IONA PR, 01451 832 268, 07721 030 825 or iona@ionapr.com
Enquiries relating to the Shambles sale please contact Catrin Hampton at Simon Chorley Art & Antiques on 01452 344499 or ech@simonchorley.com
A printed catalogue is available from mid April and will be fully illustrated on-line at www.simonchorley.com
Viewing days are 14 – 17 May, 10am-4pm
Admission to Viewing Days and Auction is by printed catalogue only (£15 incl p&p) admits two persons.
The Shambles PR pdf.pdf (349 KB)
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