From the Collection of Bunny Campione

From the Collection of Bunny Campione

The Sworders Fine Interiors Team are delighted to present a selection of lots from the collection of Antiques Roadshow legend, Bunny Campione in their 10 & 11 September sale.

9 September 2024

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A travelling birdcage early 19th century (£2,000-4,000)

A travelling birdcage, early 19th century (£2,000-4,000)

 

Bunny Campione is one of the best-known and most-loved faces from the long-running BBC series 'The Antiques Roadshow', where she specialises in dolls, doll's houses, automata, birdcages and corkscrews, amongst other esoteric fields. She gained a wide knowledge of antiques working at Sotheby’s for twenty-three years until 1996, firstly in the Furniture Department and latterly in the Collectors Department, followed by a stint as a Senior Consultant for Christie’s until 2002. The group of twenty lots included in this sale encompass two of her favourite disciplines - antique birdcages and miniature furniture - and include pieces she has enthusiastically collected throughout her life, from several prestigious outlets such as Jeremy Ltd.

 

A George III chinoiserie birdcage (£1,500-2,500)

A George III chinoiserie birdcage (£1,500-2,500) 

 


 

Tuesday 10 & Wednesday 11 September

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