Original Vintage & Collectible Poster Auctions

The use of posters to advertise, communicate and influence can be dated back to the 18th Century, these once everyday visual items are now considered artwork in their own right and can be highly collectible. The beautiful bright colours, graphics and typography, they couldn’t be more reminiscent of the period in which they were produced, taking us back to a bygone era. Our dedicated vintage poster department is run by Kayleigh Davies who has a wealth of experience and is happy to advise on the sale of travel posters, movie posters, propaganda and political posters, music, theatre and advertising posters. So if you wish to sell vintage posters at auction, look no further than Fieldings Auctioneers. Read more

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Results from our Decades of Design including...

Results from our February auction

Results from the Winnie The Pooh Archive auction

Our forthcoming auction 16th/17th January


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Antiques and Interiors : Thursday 10 April 2025

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The Fieldings vintage poster house record is a 1930s Railway poster titled Royal Scot leaves Euston, Norman Wilkinson R.A (1878 - 1971), printed for L.M.S. by McCorquodale & Co., Ltd, London and Glasgow which sold for £2,100.

Kayleigh's most memorable find is a Star Wars (1978) Japanese B2 film poster, believed to have been used in American Military bases. It is very rare but still has the classic artwork by Tom Jung.

Kayleigh's dream find would be a US one sheet of ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’, because it is her favourite film of all time (along with Pee-Wee’s big Adventure).

A 1930s Railway poster titled Royal Scot leaves Euston, lithograph, published circa 1930, printed for L.M.S. by McCorquodale & Co., Ltd, London and Glasgow, 95cm x 115cm - sold £2,100