Keys Auctioneers Ltd act only as auctioneers and agents for the seller and the representative of Keys Auctioneers Ltd conducting the auction is the ‘Auctioneer’.Ģ. Keys Fine Art Auctioneers is a trading name of Keys Auctioneers Limited whose registered office is: Palmers Lane, Aylsham, NR11 6JAġ.

Other couriers are available and you can use any company of your choice for collections from our auction house. (NB - Mailboxes and JenTel operate independently of Keys Auctioneers so postage and packing will need to be organised and paid direct to their team.Upon being paid, Mailboxes will send their team to Keys to collect the item and organised shipping). JenTel who are specialists in Fine Arts, Antiques, Valuables, Collectables and Fragile items and are an approved service provider for LAPADAįor Collection, Bespoke packing and Shipping needs UK and International please contact the team at: Tel: 01603 926420 or email alternatively: Andrews Street, Norwich, Norfolk, NR2 4TP. We also work closely with local shipping company: Mailboxes – 37 St. Keys Auctioneers are unable to deliver furniture or similar larger items, and you will need to arrange your own courier.

Please contact our packing department at or call the office for a quote. Covered by insurance and expertly packed we are able to send the majority of items to you, from glass and ceramics to silver, jewellery & books. So, we are pleased to once again be able offer our own in-house service.

Hundreds of copies of this book were sold and given away through the outreach work of the AHES.We know many of our clients value a fast, reliable and trusted postage service.

Angell, founder of both the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (MSPCA) and the American Humane Education Society (AHES), began publishing the book in the United States, citing it as a key book for Humane Education efforts. This book has been extremely popular right from its first printing. Moments of kindness and compassion are woven next to tales of mistreatment, a glimpse in to the life of working horses in 19th century Britain. The book takes the form of a memoir, recounting various incidents from “Black Beauty’s” life. The full title of the book as originally published is Black Beauty: his grooms and companions: The autobiography of a horse. It was written by the British author Anna Sewell in 1877 and is, perhaps, the best-known of the “animal autobiographies” produced during this era, told from the perspective of a horse. Black Beauty was an important text for the Humane Education movement in this era.

Black beauty his grooms and companions