Auction valuation day in Winnersh will help work of an Indian orphanage
TREASURED family antiques will be valued at a fundraiser for SalGO Assist, a charity that helps house orphans in India. ...
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Toy car fetches £14,000 at Wokingham auction
A RARE toy car has raced away at auction in Wokingham, selling for thousands of pounds. The C.I.J. clockwork Alfa ...
Rare toy car goes up for auction in Wokingham next week
A RARE toy car will be parked ready for auction in Wokingham next week. The bright yellow clockwork Alfa Romeo ...
Boot sale find is a star lot at Wokingham auction
CHARITY shop bargains including a policeman’s truncheon, a watercolour painting and a pie dish have fetched hundreds of pounds at ...
Antiques Road Trip stars visit Wokingham auction house
THE stars of a television series visited Wokingham last week to place their bids at a local auction room. James ...
Rare Chinese disc fetches £10,500 at Wokingham auction
A RARE Chinese artefact stunned a Wokingham auction house last week when it sold for an astonishing £10,500. The jade ...
Lots of great prizes in our brilliant Winner Takes All contest
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