u·ni·corn

/ˈjuː.nɪ.kɔːn/ • noun
Plural: unicorns

A museum-grade, surviving piece from a renowned maker or era that rarely surfaces on the open market, often surviving with its original finish, provenance, or complete set intact.

In Cheeky’s words - a ‘rare beast’.

Unicorns

Cheeky has a habit of finding Unicorns - previous finds include:

  • Coco Chanel’s personal Wardrobe and Bedroom Chairs,

  • a 1719 Jacobite Box that is in the Inverness Museum and

  • Bomber Harris’ personal fireside Chair.

Current finds include:

  • Previously unseen Colour Video of John Lennon & Yoko Ono in Tongue on 1.7.1969.

  • River Oykel River Pearls from the Summer Walkers in 1960s.

  • Aesthetic Table with Brocade of Queen Victoria’s Dress from her Coronation in 1838.