Personal belongings of Margaret Thatcher sold at auction for a record 730 thousand pounds.
03.11.2025
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Shostal Oleksandr
03.11.2025
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Sale of items from Margaret Thatcher's home
The contents of one of Margaret Thatcher's former homes were sold at auction for £730,000. Among the items were pieces including the last portrait of the Conservative Prime Minister, who passed away at the age of 87 in 2013.According to The Sun: The items were taken from her home in Chester Square, located in the Belgravia district of London.
Sloane Street Auctions was the third in a series dedicated to Thatcher's personal belongings.
“This auction really provides a glimpse into the intimate aspects of her life,” noted a representative of the auction house.
This auction generated significant interest, as the belongings of one of the most influential political figures in Britain allow for a better understanding of her personality and history. Upcoming auctions will continue to introduce the public to unknown details of Margaret Thatcher's life and her legacy.
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