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The catalogue is now live for McTear's Music, Film/TV, and Pop Culture auction which features iconic memorabilia, rare cult classics and sought-after relics all awaiting your attention. An exceptional curation of items from some of the most celebrated names in entertainment history, including legendary musicians, blockbuster films, beloved television series and timeless pop culture franchises.

Among the headline items are an original special effects axe created for Stanley Kubrick’s horror masterpiece The Shining – complete with blood stains from the movie - which has an estimate of £50,000 to £100,000, and a stage-used guitar personally owned and played by Bob Dylan during his 1984 UK and European tour with Carlos Santana, which is estimated at £30,000 to £60,000.

Click the link in our bio to browse the catalogue and register to bid live.

The catalogue is now live for McTear's Music, Film/TV, and Pop Culture auction which features iconic memorabilia, rare cult classics and sought-after relics all awaiting your attention. An exceptional curation of items from some of the most celebrated names in entertainment history, including legendary musicians, blockbuster films, beloved television series and timeless pop culture franchises.

Among the headline items are an original special effects axe created for Stanley Kubrick’s horror masterpiece The Shining – complete with blood stains from the movie - which has an estimate of £50,000 to £100,000, and a stage-used guitar personally owned and played by Bob Dylan during his 1984 UK and European tour with Carlos Santana, which is estimated at £30,000 to £60,000.

Click the link in our bio to browse the catalogue and register to bid live.

The catalogue is now live for McTear's Music, Film/TV, and Pop Culture auction which features iconic memorabilia, rare cult classics and sought-after relics all awaiting your attention. An exceptional curation of items from some of the most celebrated names in entertainment history, including legendary musicians, blockbuster films, beloved television series and timeless pop culture franchises.

Among the headline items are an original special effects axe created for Stanley Kubrick’s horror masterpiece The Shining – complete with blood stains from the movie - which has an estimate of £50,000 to £100,000, and a stage-used guitar personally owned and played by Bob Dylan during his 1984 UK and European tour with Carlos Santana, which is estimated at £30,000 to £60,000.

Click the link in our bio to browse the catalogue and register to bid live.

Among this month's Scottish Contemporary Art catalogue, bidders will find spectacular paintings by Peter Howson, John Bellany and Herbert Whone, as well as Jolomo, Donald McIntyre and Victoria Crowe, among others.

Viewing is open to the public from Monday 18th May at 12pm.

Click the link in our bio to browse the auction catalogue.

Islay is particularly well represented this month’s Whisky | Masterful Malts & Fine Wine auction, with several iconic whiskies from Bowmore, Bunnahabhain, Laphroaig and Lagavulin all vying for your attention.

There’s also a wonderful selection of fine wine from some of the most prestigious vineyards in France, including Chateau d’Yquem, Mouton Rothschild, and Chateau Margaux.

Viewing is open to the public from Tuesday 19th at 9am. Click the link in our bio to view the full auction catalogue.

Join us this week for three spectacular specialist auctions, comprising coins, banknotes, jewellery from three centuries, and luxury watches.

Viewing opens from 10am on Tuesday 12th May.

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Wrist watches from Rolex, Omega, Chopard, Ebel, Tag Heuer, Cartier, Vacheron Constatin, Breitling, Longines, Tudor and Jaeger LeCoultre populate this auction dedicated to timepieces, with excellent gold pocket watches also featuring.

Luxury Watches | Rolex, Omega & More begins Wednesday, 13th May at 3pm.

Browse the catalogue by clicking the link in our bio.

Gold sets and singles lead this May’s Coins & Banknotes auction, with British coins in the company of South African, French, German and Korean pieces.

Viewing is open to the public from Tuesday 12th at 10am.

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The catalogues are now online for our next run of specialist auctions, with coins, banknotes, watches, whisky and Scottish contemporary art going under the hammer.

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What will you discover?

Don’t forget to bid on our Collective Sale | timed auction, ending Monday 4 May from 7pm.

With over 100 lots available for bidding now, featuring silver, decorative art, furniture, Asian art, design, medals, militaria, vintage accessories, textiles and more.

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Entries are invited for the following auctions taking place this June & July:

Toys & Models • Music, Film/TV & Pop Culture • Clocks & Instruments • 18th & 20th Century Design • Sporting, Medals & Trophies • Coins & Banknotes • Jewellery • Watches • Whisky • Scottish Contemporary Art • Silver & Luxury Accessories • Scottish Pictures • Asian Art • Militaria

Free, no obligation valuations are available online and at your home.

Please call 0141 810 2880, email auction@mctears.co.uk or click the link in our bio for the online valuation form.

Don’t forget to bid on our Contemporary Pictures auction, ending this Monday 27 April from 7pm.

With over 110 lots to choose, from Graham McKean to Muriel Barclay, there is something for every bidder.

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Ceramics, bronzes and jades from across Asia are curated in this, Scotland’s only dedicated auction, alongside furniture, rugs, silver and metal ware, weaponry and paintings.

Arts of Asia begins Thursday 23 April at 10am. Click the link in our bio for the auction catalogue.

Join us for five specialist auctions, with Silver & Luxury Accessories, Scottish Pictures, Asian Art, Militaria and Design all going under the hammer.

Public viewing for these auctions begins tomorrow, Tuesday 21 April at 10am.

Click the link in our bio to browse the catalogues online now.