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Auction Reports Art Market Coins and Medals Museum News Fairs News Auction Previews International Stolen records 1 to 10 of 2   [1 2]    Sotheby’s post strong sales results International - 30 January 2012 SOTHEBY’S have posted $4.9bn in worldwide sales for 2011, marginally up on 2010. read more >> - 30 January 2012 read more >> Dealers and auctioneers take up the cudgel over Artist’s Resale Right - 30 January 2012 EVIDENCE that the trade is not taking the introduction of the beefed up Artist’s Resale Right (ARR) lightly is beginning to emerge. read more >> Seat of power – where Wellington stood to watch Napoleon’s defeat Auction Previews - 30 January 2012 AT Waterloo, Field Marshal Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington (1769-1852) is supposed to have directed the battle from a position near the crossroads of the Brussels and Ohain roads. read more >> Violent raid saw art expert direct gang by smart phone Stolen - 30 January 2012 DETAILS have emerged of a brutal and ruthlessly executed robbery which saw two armed men break into the home of an elderly art dealer in Northern Ireland on January 3. read more >> Are furniture prices levelling out after years of decline? - 23 January 2012 After massive falls in the previous two years, the Antique Collectors’ Club’s Annual Furniture Index (AFI) dropped by a modest two per cent in 2011. read more >> Limehouse at its absolute best Auction Reports - 23 January 2012 THE small factory at Limehouse, operating on the banks of the Thames just to the east of the Tower of London from 1745-1748, was one of the pioneers of English porcelain manufacture. read more >> Puzzle over police raid on NY coin sale - 23 January 2012 AN eyewitness account of a raid on the Nomos/CNG coin sale in New York on January 4 reveals how police locked the doors of the saleroom and took down the details of all those inside. read more >> Burglar scoops huge gems haul at auctioneers Stolen - 23 January 2012 ANTIQUE and secondhand jewellery valued at £430,000 has been stolen during a break-in at an auction house in south Glasgow following what appears to have been a carefully planned and meticulously timed raid. read more >> It’s a right Royal Mint rip-off, says top dealer Coins and Medals - 16 January 2012 THE Royal Mint stands accused of ripping off the public through sales of coins as collectables. Even the latest Olympic issue is affected, it is claimed. read more >> records 1 to 10 of 2   [1 2]

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