Andrews & Robertson auctions raise £124m in residential and commercial property sales and are ranked 4th in Estates Gazettes Residential Auction League Tables

Firm begins strategic expansion extending its business base from Camberwell and opening a Chelsea office

Robin Cripp (former chairman of Barnard Marcus) acquires Andrews & Robertson

John Weatherall, Jayne Mountain, Majid Gharbaoui and Dominic Smith join the firm, as it becomes a stand alone auction house.

Clapham office manager Tony Hyland becomes a partner

Jeremy Reed joins the Partnership

Merges with Andrews & Sons

Merges with Price & Bathurst of Clapham

Alan Conning, Andrew Smith (Hubert's grandson) and Geoffrey Tobin join the firm

Hubert's son, John, joins the partnership. Bernard Cooke becomes a partner in the architectural and building department

After trading throughout WWII the firm handles war damage and compensation claims on compulsory acquisition for redevelopments in bombed areas of South London

Hubert and Donald (Alexander's sons) join the practice

Alexander is elected as a Fellow of the Auctioneer's Institute

After prospering throughout the early 1900s, the firm survives WW1

Alexander Robertson commences as an auctioneer at 3 Camberwell Church Street

W Andrews & Sons established with offices at 75 Camberwell Church Street