Buckland Dix and Wood founded by Nimrod Dix with offices at 1 Old Bond Street, London

First Medal auction including our first Victoria Cross - award to Major A E Ker, Gordon Highlanders, 1918

Dedicated Upfill-Brown Collection auction, setting a new world record for a single-owner medal collection

Chris Webb joins to establish the Coin, Token, Historical Medal and Banknote Department

Our first 'British and World Coins, Tokens, Banknotes and Medallions' auction

Pierce Noonan appointed as a Director and the name becomes Dix Noonan Webb

Sold 10,000 lots in a year

First Dix Noonan Webb website launched

Robin Greville appointed as a Director to drive forward our technology and systems

Moved offices to our current location, 16 Bolton St, Mayfair

Sold 15,000 lots in a year

Sold the ‘Iraq 2003’ Conspicuous Gallantry Cross to Lce Cpl Justin Thomas, Royal Marines for £88,000 — The first CGC to be sold by any auction house

Unique Penny of Æthelberht II of East Anglia sold for £65,000 - a record price at auction for an Anglo-Saxon Penny

Sold the posthumous WWII George Cross to Violette Szabó, SOE creating a new auction record for a GC of £260,000

Our first Jewellery, Watches and Objects of Vertu auction

Our first lot sold in a foreign currency (VC to Col David Vivian Currie). Hammer price: $550,000 CAD

Sold 20,000 lots in a year

Dedicated Banknote department opens

Expanded into 17 Bolton St - Jewellery showroom opened

Launched our bespoke live bidding system

Metal Detecting Finds and Antiquities Department opens

Roman Aureus of Allectus sold for £460,000 discovered by a metal detectorist in Kent

Sold 25,000 lots in a year

Sold our 40th Victoria Cross at auction — The group of medals to Colonel CJW Grant for £420,000 — Creating a new auction record for an army VC

Earliest known fully issued banknote for Hong Kong sold for £130,000. World record price for a Hong Kong banknote

Art Deco bracelet formerly from the Collection of Her Royal Highness, The Princess Margaret, sold for £320,000

Sold the George Holloway Collection of Elizabeth I Sovereigns — This auction of 33 coins hammered a total of £1.3 million

Important gold Leopard of Edward III sold for £140,000. Discovered by metal detectorist in Norfolk

Dix Noonan Webb rebrands and shortens its name to Noonans

Sold the Indian Mutiny Victoria Cross awarded to Mr. Thomas Henry Kavanagh creating a new auction record for a VC of £750,000

Sold the Dickin Medal awarded to ‘Rob the Dog’ creating a new auction record of £140,000

Held our first auction in Singapore. The Frank Goon Reference Collection of British Malayan Banknotes - Part One hammered a total of $2.3 Million SGD