24th December 2025
Over 500 lots of silver, fine jewellery, and watches went under the hammer in December at the Mendip Auction Rooms with a strong online attendance leading to some great prices being achieved.
The appetite for silver continues to be strong with some lovely pieces leading to competitive bidding. A George IV silver milk jug by Paul Storr attracted particular interest selling above estimate at £620 with similar teapots and trophies selling for between £500 and £700.
The jewellery section attracted international interest with strong online participation across both bidding platforms. Standout results included a gold snake bangle achieving £3,900, an 18ct gold bracelet £3,770 and an 18ct gold necklace £1750. There was a lovely selection of rings with many selling for between £500 and £1500.
An elegant selection of watches also drew enthusiastic buyers. A Rolex Oyster Perpetual realised £3200, an 18ct gold full hunter pocket watch £2,300, a ‘Richard’ gold ladies’ watch £1,400, and a TAG Heuer Carrera wristwatch £1000.
The next specialist sale of silver, jewellery, and watches will take place in February and entries are now invited. Items of all values are welcomed. The auction rooms are open for drop-in valuations between 10am and 3pm on weekdays, or photographs can be emailed.