The Most Stylish 60’s Townhouses Up for Auction

What’s in Swinging The most stylish townhouse from the 60’s is up for auction. The contents of a Georgian-style townhouse once considered one of the most stylish places he’s ever been are up for auction. The property in Friargate, Derby was a popular party venue for television and film personalities in the late 1960s and early 70s. Guests enjoyed atmospheric rooms filled with hundreds of eclectic antiques and collectibles. All items have been carefully sourced and expertly assembled by her Gail Brotherton, an avid antique his fan. Appraisers spent weeks sorting through the numerous items housed in several rooms of the large period property, including the attic. We found everything from Enfield rifles to World War I cavalry officer boots, stuffed animals, and a display of about 40 Chanel No. 5 perfume bottles. Furniture of all kinds, lighting, paintings, silver, pottery, mirtaria, toys, imitation armor, Chinese and Japanese jewelry boxes, stained glass windows, spinning wheels, Victorian grand pianos, etc. all go under the hammer. . His Charles Hanson, owner of Hansons Auctioneers, said: A Friar Gate Auction of over 300 lots will be held on his March 29th by Hansons Auctioneers.