HospitalityClaridge’s Historical Collection to Be Auctioned

Claridge’s Historical Collection to Be Auctioned

Having just been crowned the UK’s best hotel by The World’s 50 Best Hotels list, Claridge’s is preparing to auction an extraordinary collection of archived items, which also includes pieces from sister hotels The Connaught and The Berkeley.

Maybourne, the group behind these luxurious establishments, is working once again with NCM Auctions to bring this vast and impressive collection to the public.

The collection spans over a hundred years, featuring custom furniture from renowned designers such as Ben Whistler and David Linley, alongside pieces from the Marcus Wareing Restaurant and ceramics by John Wigmore.

Scheduled for 25 and 26 September, the auction will offer a wide range of items, including antique furniture, bespoke commissions, lighting, artwork, and other unique pieces from the three prestigious London hotels.

As part of their ongoing sustainability efforts, Maybourne is embracing a circular economy, extending the lifecycle of these historic items by working with NCM Auctions.

Amy Rutherford, from NCM, said: “We’re delighted to be working with the team at Maybourne again and we can’t wait to bring this collection to a global audience once more with our live hybrid auction. The catalogue features over 600 items and includes iconic pieces from David Linley, exclusively for Claridge’s, seating and tables direct from The Blue Bar, items from the Marcus Wareing Restaurant and many more.”

Bidders can place offers online before the live auction begins on 25 September. The collection will also be available for viewing by appointment on 24 September.

Those interested must register for the auction and arrange viewings by calling 01302 898260. The online catalogue is now available, with pre-auction bids being accepted. The live auction will start at 11am on 25 and 26 September.

Sign up now for further details.

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