Sworders has an excellent track record of selling items of 'pop' culture. The 13th Note is the sale that pulls together the diverse range of items that sit within this genre.
One of the progenitors of 'pop' culture is rock ‘n’ roll and, of course, the electric guitar. The players, the instruments and the songs are all things that still resonate today. Whether it’s on the radio, video, or in the flesh at a 'farewell' gig, in increasingly uncertain times the comfort and safety of nostalgia is a powerful and desirable force.
In recent sales we have sold a Jimmy Page 'played and signed' Gibson Les Paul for £29,000, a 1964 (two owners from new) Fender Stratocaster for £20,000, a copy of Exodus, signed by Bob Marley, for £3,900, and the appetite of our buyers doesn’t show signs of being sated.
Whether you’re interested in buying or selling, we would be delighted in hearing from you. It may only be rock ‘n’ roll, but we like it.
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Situated in the heart of South Kensington, 18 Thurloe Square forms part of one of London's most distinguished nineteenth-century garden residences, and we are delighted to offer items from this collection in our forthcoming Fine Interiors sale.
8 June 2026
Sworders are extremely fortunate to present a selection of items from the distinguished collection of James Hamilton, 5th Duke of Abercorn.
5 June 2026
Following an enjoyable and informative visit to London Craft Week, the Sworders Design team share their top highlights.
3 June 2026
