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Auction Results | Little by Little: The Curious Collection of Antony Little | 12 May 2026

Auction Results | Little by Little: The Curious Collection of Antony Little | 12 May 2026

Auction Results | Little by Little: The Curious Collection of Antony Little | 12 May 2026

On Tuesday 12 May, Dreweatts had the honour of offering the private collection of British designer, Antony Little. Antony Little (1942–2024) belongs to that rarefied generation of post-war British creatives whose influence, though often exercised behind the scenes, proved instrumental in shaping the visual identity of an era. A designer, illustrator, and artist of singular imagination, Little stood at the forefront of the aesthetic revolution that came to define 1960s London, an age in which fashion, art, music, and interior design coalesced into a new and vividly expressive cultural language. 

Antony Little In The 1960S
Antony Little
The Interior Of Antony Little's Home On Drayton Gardens, Chelsea
Lot 12
Lot 12: English School, 19th century trompe l'oeil bas relief of St Cecelia, after Donatello, oil on canvas | Sold for £12,700
Lot 13
Lot 13: A pair of French Empire and giltwood bergères circa 1800, in the manner of Pierre-Benoit Marcion | Sold for £13,970
Lot 35
Lot 35: Dutch School, 19th Century, ‘Exotic birds in a classical landscape’, oil on canvas | Sold for £27,920
Lot 56
Lot 56: Richard Barnett Spencer (British Fl. 1840-1870), ‘The Battle of the Nile, 1798, Destruction of the Orient’, after Thomas Luny, oil on canvas | Sold for £48,080
Lot 87
Lot 87: After Paul Edouard-Delabrierre (1829-1910), a large animalier bronze group of a lion and lioness, early 20th century | Sold for £22,860
Lot 169
Lot 169: An Italian polychrome lacca povera serpentine commode, 18th/early 19th century | Sold for £10,160
Lot 227
Lot 227: Dylan Lewis (South African, 1964-) ‘Leopard Stalking’, large maquette edition bronze | Sold for £22,860
Lot 239
Company School, circa 1830, 'Two studies of a flamingo', pencil, black ink and watercolour, with gum arabic, heightened with touches of bodycolour on paper | Sold for £19,050
Lot 263
Lot 263: Calcutta School, 19th Century, ‘A young and adult crested serpent eagle’, pencil and watercolour with gum arabic on paper | Sold for £25,400
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Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art (Part 1)

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