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Antiquarian Books Art Market Auction Previews Auction Reports Book Reviews Coins and Medals Comment Dealers Diary Decoration and Design Exhibitions & Dealers Fairs News International London Selection Museum News Objects in Focus Overseas Events Stolen Technology Wine records 1 to 10 of 659   [1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10] Next Last    French specialist wins international battle for African headrest in the South Downs Objects in Focus - 01 December 2008 TRIBAL Art seems to one area bucking the credit crunch at present. Witness this superbly-patinated Shona hardwood headrest that was unearthed by South Down Auctioneers of Midhurst, West Sussex in a local home. read more >> ATG Comment: Government to decide on Resale Right extension Art Market - 01 December 2008 IN the next week or so, the British Government must decide whether 2010 or 2012 is the right time for the Artist’s Resale Right to be extended to the heirs of artists who have been dead for less than 70 years. read more >> Chinese works of art sold in Dorset with a primary provenance Auction Reports - 01 December 2008 THE discerning collection of Chinese jades, rhinoceros horn, furniture, textiles and paintings assembled 200 years ago by John Reeves has now gone under the hammer. read more >> Russian art falls victim to the downturn Art Market - 01 December 2008 with buy-in rates exceeding 60 per cent at many sales, Russian Week in London proved this hitherto burgeoning market to be as vulnerable to the economic crisis as any other. read more >> Congestion Charge reversal pleases trade Dealers Diary - 01 December 2008 DEALERS in West London were relieved at the decision by Mayor Boris Johnson to abolish the western extension zone of the congestion charge introduced last year by his predecessor Ken Livingstone. read more >> Spike Milligan collection brings strong bidding despite family disputes Antiquarian Books - 01 December 2008 MEMENTOES of a national treasure – writer and poet, jazz musician and eco-warrior, but most memorably of all, the Goon and tormented comic genius that was Spike Milligan, KBE – brought strong bidding at Bonhams on November 25. read more >> Beware of unknown courier companies says dealer - 01 December 2008 ANTIQUES dealers are being warned against using unfamiliar courier companies that they find through web directories. read more >> Volunteer jailed for stolen medals Stolen - 01 December 2008 A VOLUNTEER at the Royal Signals Regiment Museum in Blandford, Dorset, has been jailed for 12 months for stealing £33,000 of medals and selling them on eBay. read more >> The $180,000 Beardsley that hung in a Boston bathroom Art Market - 24 November 2008 FOUND hanging in a Boston bathroom, the whereabouts of this Aubrey Beardsley (1872-1898) illustration had been a mystery for more than 80 years. Entitled The Climax, and hanging in the lavatory alongside another Beardsley pen-and-ink drawing called A Platonic Lament, the owners had no idea of its significance. read more >> Olympia feels the pinch but sees pockets of good business Dealers Diary - 24 November 2008 AT the close of this month's Winter Fine Art & Antiques Fair at Olympia there was no doubt that the worldwide banking crisis and now the recession had taken their toll. read more >> records 1 to 10 of 659   [1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10] Next Last

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