Spring auction is the ideal place to find something special for you or your home – see online catalogue now

From Scottish pearlware boot warmers and a Georg Jensen silver moonlight blossom bracelet to an Aboriginal parrying shield, Hartleys quarterly fine sale is the place to find the best gems in the arts and antiques market.

And if you’re planning a spring makeover for your home, it’s the ideal place in Yorkshire to find a treasured new focal point for your favourite room.

G Plan to treasure trove

With Seventies retro furniture back in vogue, a G Plan teak room divider boasts an upper section fitted with a drinks compartment flanked by adjustable shelves, cupboard and three drawers. Raised on cylindrical tapering feet, it’s estimated to go under the hammer for £300 to £600.

Or a Dutch colonial hardwood chest c.1800 looks like a treasure trove with impressive brass mounts, hinges, lock and heavy carrying handles – and could be yours for an estimated £400 to £600.

While a Georgian mahogany and brass inlaid table clock from the early 19th century has a twin barrel movement striking the hour on a bell, and engraved backplate signed Brockbanks London. Its 71/2" white enamel dial with Roman numerals is in an Egyptian revival lancet case with ebony stringing and brass figural angles. Its estimate is between £1,200 to £1,800.

And a late Victorian silver Armada pattern ewer by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. (Gibson & Langman) has a trigger spring action lever handle with two ivory stops and is estimated to sell at £2,000 to £3,000.

From around the world

With eye-catching pieces from around the world, an Arabia Birger Kaipiainen earthenware wall plaque is painted with three thistle heads and buds and has three panels of applied beads on iridescent glazing and is estimated at £500 to £700.

An antique Aboriginal parrying shield of carved asymmetrical diamond form, with chevron carved front edge, grip hole and old collector's label is estimated to reach £600 to £900.

More personal treat

A pair of Scottish pearlware boot warmers, which is probably Portobello c.1830, has black highlighted side laces with puce diapering and blue dots, and is estimated to sell to a proud new owner for £300 to £400.

While a Jensen silver moonlight blossom bracelet has three green cabochons and an oval polished green agate cabochon to the clasp, is stamped 925S and numbered 11 and comes cased and boxed for a special gift. It is estimated at an affordable £200 to £300.

Yorkshire auction

Hartleys Antiques & Interiors Auction represents the best of the arts and antiques market. Created from items taken for valuation over the counter, house visits and clearances, it’s the perfect place to find hidden treasures.

The quarterly sale includes ceramics, glass, silver, jewellery, works of art, paintings, high design mid-century pieces, clocks and furniture. Typically each sale has a specialist section running alongside it.

For the full details of the auction on March 25 take a look in the full online catalogue on their website at www.hartleysauctions.co.uk.

The sale starts at 9.30am, while viewing is available beforehand on Saturday 21st March (9am - 12.30pm), Monday 23rd and Tues 24th March (9am - 4.30pm).

Find Hartleys at Victoria Hall, Little Lane, Ilkley LS29 8EA.