Adam Partridge Auctioneers & Valuers Avaliações 

Amazing first class service. Having won the auction for a framed and glazed picture I then needed to get it delivered as the auction house is not nearby.
Partridge Auctioneers did a fantastic job of packing the item so it did not get damaged in transit and for a very fair price for the service. I shall not hesitate to bid in the future now I know what a wonderful packing team they have. Thankyou all again

Everything went very smoothly from the valuation for probate through to the auction. Emmeline was our contact at Adam Partridge throughout the process. Everything was done in a timely fashion and was very professional. I would highly recommend Emmeline and Adam Partridge as an auction company.

From our initial contact to today when everything was collected from my fathers house, the team at Adam Partridge have been absolutely brilliant and made it all very easy. Samara needs a special mention as she has been so efficient and lovely to deal with from the start and always coming back to me when she says she is going to. I know when the items go into the auction if will be handled just as well - already been informed some items will be held onto as more suited to a specialist sale at later dates. Thank you to the whole team but Adam for his sense of humour with dealing with us!

We had excellent service by Emmeline at Adam Partridge Auctioneers. We had a large quantity of antique ceramics to sell, Emmeline and the rest of the team gave us very good guidance on how best to proceed and helped us to sell the ceramics. Highly recommended

Brilliant! Great customer service, smooth and easy to do, we are so happy 😁.
The guys were so much help to get the best prices for our items.
We are always looking for ways to boost money for our charity at The Salvation Army.
This is a massive contribution to help the community and our donors will be made up too.
Thank you Kath and the team and we will see you again soon x

We received an excellent service from Emmeline Jarrey at Adam Partridge Liverpool branch. She came out to view what we had and quickly suggested how to divide items into various lots which would interest buyers.
Her knowledge was impressive and her estimates were spot on.
Highly professional and I wouldn't hesitate to use them again.

Oliver and the Adam Partridge Auctioneers & Valuers team made the entire process from valuation to sale seamless and exquisite.

The knowledge of the market Oliver brought was very helpful and the use of this Auction House is one I would recommend.

I bought an antique cabinet gramophone two weeks ago from their Liverpool branch which had a condition report stating the usual "scratches wear and tear commensurate with age" etc. This statement is quite typical of what a lot of other auctioneers state but it is really not all that useful as it could cover a multitude of issues and possible range of conditions but truth be told most auctioneers tend to rely on such nondescript statements anyway and not provide proper extensive photos showing a lot in detail. A picture is worth more than a thousand words.

Although Adam Partridge correctly pointed out that the tonearm was broken and the gramophone turntable did turn, typically "no guarantee" was provided.

My main issue is that upon delivery it became immediately obvious that there was a significent piece, approximately 4 x 5 cm of one side of the cabinet missing. You shouldn't need to be a furniture expert or a gramophone expert to see that a section is missing.

Slightly less obvious to the uninitiated perhaps is the fact that the gramophone had been re-motored but I would have hoped that a fault made obvious by the extra redundant filled in winding hole on the same side of cabinet as a missing section and adjacent to the current (modified) winding hole might have been picked up. This is a critical issue for collectors and I'd imagine most other buyers? One photo of this side of the cabinet would have been very helpful and revealing.

I'm not suggesting any impropriety on the auctioneers part by deliberately omitting a photo which would reveal two major faults but it's more a question of due diligence when examining lots and describing items in general that most prospective buyers will doubtfully get to view in the flesh before bidding. We live in a brave new world where people are increasingly relying on technology to communicate, conduct business and to view items they cannot possibly get to see before taking delivery. Most bids in live sales these days are from over the internet so buyers unfortunately rely on the eyes, observations and knowledge of auctioneers to varying degrees. Auctioneers should realise that in order to provide the best service to vendors, everything they sell will be reliant on proper communication to the "blind" audience behind the screens. One look over this cabinet should have revealed something is obviously wrong. No expertise was needed really in my opinion.

My advice to anyone potentially buying"blind" ie. via The Saleroom or EasyLive, would be to ask detailed questions and request additional photos of anything not properly shown to start with.

With this said, Adam Partridge was very keen to reconcile my obvious disappointment and frustration with the purchase upon receipt. The gramophone was inexpensive but due to distances the carriage was quite high. However I was granted a full refund of purchase price which is very fair but more than this Mr Partridge personally communicated with me to obtain my thoughts and feedback and seemed genuinely frustrated and upset at the negative response received. Measures are being put in place to ensure that staff do not make mistakes of this kind again. This review is more to warn others that auctioneers generally do not alway examine lots very closely and can sometimes inadvertently omit important condition details.

Mistakes will continue to be made everywhere and some will be costly but at least Adam Partridge is not blind to the problems and genuinely appears to want to do everything possible to ensure condition reporting is significantly improved in future.

For that I am very grateful.

Absolutely excellent experience. We are a charity, and we regularly sell donated 'costume' jewellery in large bundles. Kath and the staff at Adam Partridge agreed to take a large quantity of jewellery, coins, and banknotes from us on the agreement that they would research, separate, and sell our items for us.
With their knowledge and experience they were able to identify high value items, create new bundles and auction them for a much greater price than we could ever achieve. Great communication at all times, friendly and helpful.
I would recommend them to anyone.

What a fabulous team her. Nothing is too much trouble. My goods arrived beautifully packed and really quickly which was incredible given that it is xmas week. I have bought lovely things here at this auction on several occasions and at more than one location. I buy from many auction houses but this was special service. Could not recommend highly enough. Thank you. Stella

In particular “Ellie” was very patient and polite answering my questions and sending more photos. Everything was carried out efficiently including the phone bid.
Mr Partridge is lucky to have a employee like Ellie who provided excellent customer service.

We were very pleased with the help provided by the Adam Partridge Auctioneers and in particular the advice and service given by Steven Parkinson in the Preston office.
The valuations of the range of items were realistic and the after auction follow up service has been excellent.

Emmeline and Kath have been attentive and professional from start to finish. Their expertise and guidance have been invaluable. Attention to detail & care. Warmly recommended.

Emmeline Jarrey handled our house contents auction with professionalism and sensitivity making what was expected to be unsettling experience quite bearable. She took time to explain the market conditions, the process and the terms and was thoughtful about the best timing for the sale of our collection. She has a wide knowledge of ceramics, silver, art, toys, clothes and furniture and quickly identified items of value and the saleable, it was fascinating learning from her.

On collection day Emmeline directed the team of packers who arrived with a smile and sense of humour and carefully loaded items on to the truck they were a pleasure to have in our home, they left the empty rooms clean and tidy.

We have been delighted by Emmeline's curation of lots and the presentation of the items to attract the widest number of buyers and attain the best price.

The service post sale also very professional with funds arriving on time, helpful staff and easy instructions.

Finally the sale proceeds exceeded our expectations...

Well done and Thank you Emmeline and Adam Partridge

Fast and easy communication online with honest advice and valuation of my items.

Very thorough and extremely professional service
Emmeline was fantastic both practically and sensitively dealing with my parents possessions
Highly recommend

I have been very impressed with the speed and efficiency of the Adam Partridge shipping team and their processes - less than a week after bidding online at their Studio Ceramics sale my items arrived safely. A great service. It makes such a difference to the online bidding process to know that items can be shipped cost effectively, securely and in a reasonable timeframe. A good job well done. Marvellous!

This is such a shame, I have been using the Ruislip auction house for over forty years when it was owned by Peter Bainbridge, when the saleroom was always packed and it was fun to go there. Unfortunately now they seem to think they are Sothebys with a 30% commission rate. I have had a bit of a problem with entering some items which the female (who actually stated that it is her auction house) there who didn't didn't really want to offer my items for sale, but took it in, grudgingly after speaking to Ridley Partridge. On the auction day, I watched online, and when my item came up (which had a value put on by the auctioneers of £50 - £100) the bidding panel showed £30.00 but immediately Ridley asked for £10.00 and in the same breath (not even giving any online bidder the chance of bidding £10.00) he said no sale and moved on to the next lot. When I went to collect my goods, I had to wait for it to be re-boxed and while I was having a conversation with the staff, the aforementioned female started shouting derogatory comments from an upper level, which got me wound up, this ended up with one of her staff pushing me and her shouting at me to get out of her auction house. After some shouting by both parties, I finally left in a very irate mood, which is not usually my character. I'm afraid this place has gone down in my estimate, and several other people that I have spoken to. The fun has disappeared from the place, and you can no longer even get a cup of tea and a piece of cake, like the old days. I wish I could put zero stars

I have to say from the minute I contacted Adam and his team they were so helpful and I have recommended them to all my friends that need help with valuing and selling there items. Thank you

Friendly, honest advice given in a timely manner.