Client since 2012
Founded in 1955, Keys Fine Art Auctioneers has developed into a major auction company, with a reputation which stretches far beyond its East Anglian origins.
Keys holds over 80 Fine Art, Antique, General, Commercial and Specialist sales covering the whole auction spectrum. Still operating from the same five acre saleground in Aylsham, Keys now has a wide-ranging team of experts in many areas, offering a complete auction service which rivals many national concerns.
The firm has been in the vanguard of embracing new ideas and technology. In particular, the advent of the internet, and live online bidding, has opened up its sales to a much wider, worldwide audience, with buyers bidding from their computers and mobile devices right across the globe.
A rare Victorian sewing kit contained in a papier-mache box featuring a 19th century view of Cromer is to go...
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Meissen porcelain is amongst the highlights of Keys Auctioneers and Valuers’ three day Fine Sale, which takes place from Wednesday...
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Two extremely rare 1930s Disney Halloween masks, of German manufacture, are to go under the hammer at Keys Auctioneers and...
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Seven works by a Victorian taxidermist from Norwich who is widely regarded as the finest practitioner of his art who...
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Signed Norwich City shirts and pictures, and an extensive collection of 1940s and 1950s speedway programmes from Norwich’s Firs circuit,...
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An unusual one-off sale being held by Keys Auctioneers and Valuers at the end of the month will see an...
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One of the earliest printed editions of the Magna Carta is to go under the hammer in Norfolk next week...
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Collectors from all over the world will turn their attention to Norfolk this week when an extremely rare ‘Tulip’ style...
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Three works by early 20th century Czech painter Viktor Planckh are set to go under the hammer at an auction...
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Comic fans will once again be converging on Norfolk later this month when a very rare copy of the first...
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A copy of the first ever ‘Dandy’ Annual dating from 1939, a pristine first edition of Watership Down, an 1831...
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A pocket watch presented to a member of Henry Blogg’s Cromer lifeboat crew for his part in rescuing 30 seaman...
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