For International Women’s Day, we’re spotlighting four women at Sworders and the opportunities, learning and support that have shaped their careers.
8 March 2026
Sworders is pleased to present two classic Volvos in our forthcoming Cars & Automobilia sale - cars that neatly showcase the marque’s practical elegance and loyal following.
31 October 2025
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The Volvo 240 GLT needs little introduction, but this silver estate deserves one. Celebrated for reliability and that unmistakable silhouette, it stands out for its low mileage and single ownership spanning 36 years. Kept for special occasions and family holidays, it comes with a documented history that shows careful, considered ownership. It drives beautifully and presents with quiet confidence—an unusually rare chance to acquire one of the best-kept GLT estates in the UK or Europe.
1989 Volvo 240 GLT Estate (£6,000-£9,000)
1991 Volvo 740 GL Saloon (£3,000 - £5,000)
Both vehicles will be offered in our upcoming sale, with bidding opening on Friday 31 October. Further details, photographs and condition notes are available in the online catalogue.
If you’re looking to add to a collection—or simply enjoy the satisfaction of driving something built to last—these Volvos offer a rare opportunity to own two immaculately kept icons.
1989 Volvo 240 GLT Estate (£6,000-£9,000)
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For International Women’s Day, we’re spotlighting four women at Sworders and the opportunities, learning and support that have shaped their careers.
8 March 2026
We are excited to share a collection of works from the estate of John Nash that features in our 31 March 'Modern & Contemporary Art' auction.
6 March 2026
One of the most rewarding aspects of our auctions is the opportunity to present a personal collection - an intimate glimpse into the tastes, influences and inspirations that shaped an individual’s life. This March, our Modern & Contemporary Art sale offers exactly that: a capsule of 20 works (lots 202–221) from the private art collection of Michael Rand, the celebrated art editor and director of The Sunday Times Magazine.
6 March 2026