Stephanie Connell
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Stephanie Connell is a British art and antiques specialist, auctioneer, and television personality known for her regular appearances on the BBC programmes Bargain Hunt and Antiques Road Trip. Before establishing her own retail business, she worked for over a decade at the international auction house Bonhams.
She began her career in the fine art auction industry and joined the leading auction house Bonhams in 2006.[1] Over her eight-year tenure, she served as the Director of Collector's Sales and Head of the Entertainment Memorabilia department. During her time at Bonhams, she worked on several high-profile auctions, including the sale of the original Maltese Falcon statue, which sold for over $3.4 million, the Eric Clapton sale of guitars and amplifiers, the estate of the late Richard Attenborough, the estate of the late Sir Christopher Lee and Jackie Kennedy's pearls.