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TEFAF rethinks New York event

The organiser of art and antiques fairs 'TEFAF Maastricht' and 'TEFAF New York' has changed the frequency and focus of the American event. 13 April 2021

An Omar Ramsden silver spoon and a Polar medal are among the six lots to watch at auction

12 April 2021

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News DigestPick of the week: Apollino copy that stands up for itself

This copy of the Uffizi’s Medici Apollo (Apollino) is signed for the Italian sculptor Bartolomeo Cavaceppi (c.1716-99).

NewsShops and antiques centres open doors again this week

Antiques shops and centres, auction houses and outdoor markets will welcome customers back to their premises in England and Wales this week.

NewsCoin auction houses end four-year joint venture

NewsView of the Thames by Victorian artist stuns market with six-figure sum at Bonhams

NewsRitual bronzes unearthed in Yorkshire come to auction at Hansons

FeatureJewellery: how the enigmatic designs of Jugendstil are still bringing youth culture to the 21st century

Auction ReportsMdina Glass and Leon Osman silver shine bright

Dealers’ DiaryIngenious furniture designs for army officers on campaign are highlighted in Cotswolds exhibition

Fairs, Markets & CentresAntiques centre launched in idyllic location after chance meeting with country estate owner

Fairs, Markets & CentresDorking dealers prepare to reopen premises as lockdown eases

Jewellery Highlights

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JewelleryModernist market thrives for Grima and Gard

Two unusual signed pieces by flavour-of-the-month Andrew Grima (1921-2007) recently sold at Dawsons.

JewelleryStoried jewels from Mountbatten

Sotheby’s sold the collection of Patricia Knatchbull, 2nd Countess Mountbatten of Burma, which include a fine selection of jewellery.

JewelleryNew audience brings tiara back in vogue

JewelleryMulti-gem necklaces: ‘Perfect for the enquiring mind’

JewelleryGold ring fitting for a de Vere

JewelleryChieftain’s brooch is still all the rage 2000 years later

JewelleryLalique’s dragonfly brooch brings high demand in Paris

JewelleryHey diddle diddle, the cat and the mandolin

JewelleryHuge demand for great example of Grand Tour glyphic art

JewelleryJewellery gifts from Queen Victoria in the spotlight

Arms, Armour & Militaria Highlights

Recent coverage of the arms, armour and militaria market

Arms, Armour & Militaria

Arms, Armour & MilitariaGeorge Cross record broken again by London saleroom

The world record for a George Cross has been broken by a medal awarded to a courageous British soldier who died in captivity during the Korean War.

Arms, Armour & MilitariaLockdales finds high demand for militaria

The collecting of English military swords is a science in itself.

Arms, Armour & MilitariaColt icons become big money-earners

Arms, Armour & MilitariaFirearms collectors take aim at name recognition

Arms, Armour & MilitariaWhy armour still shone well after its use had faded

Arms, Armour & Militaria‘Attagirls’ items fly high at two auctions

Arms, Armour & MilitariaFishing trip that sank enemy ships

Arms, Armour & MilitariaAir Vice-Marshal's medal group flies high at Spink

Arms, Armour & MilitariaAn Indian Mutiny double

Arms, Armour & MilitariaMedal marks Cromwell triumph

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Ceramics and GlassStrong selling rate as market responds to abundant Wedgwood offerings

A vast quantity of Wedgwood was on offer in a pair of decorative arts auctions.

Ceramics and GlassMug celebrating George Stephenson’s Rocket steams to triple-estimate

A Liverpool creamware transfer-printed frog mug was produced by the short-lived Herculaneum factory c.1830-33 just after the 1829 Rainhill Steam Trials.

Ceramics and GlassSèvres jug and basin for ‘Mylord Bolingbroke’

Ceramics and GlassVase sets Moser ceramics record

Ceramics and GlassTaking the market for toby jugs at face value

Ceramics and Glass‘The father of international law’ immortalised in glass form

Ceramics and Glass‘Earliest dated Irish glass’ sells at auction

Ceramics and GlassCollections of Worcester porcelain up to Scratch Cross

Ceramics and GlassHit the Deck for Orientalism

Ceramics and GlassTake tea with the queen – at a twelfth the normal size

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A fresh face at Phillips and a new president at the ABA are among the latest appointments across the art and antiques sector

07 April 2021

A Lalique bowl and a Rolex Submariner are among four lots to watch at auction

06 April 2021

Mountbatten family collection raises £5.6m at Sotheby’s

05 April 2021

Racing away: Stubbs’ Turf Gallery prints sold for six times estimate in Gloucestershire

02 April 2021

Dutch dealers strike out on their own with online fair

01 April 2021

‘Mother of modern British ballet’ portrait sold at Christie’s and donated to Royal Academy of Dance

31 March 2021

A new auction house in Wiltshire and fresh faces in Yorkshire and London are among this week’s saleroom updates

30 March 2021

A Union Jack advertising sign and a George III Gothic chair are among four lots to watch at auction this week

29 March 2021

BADA Friends returns to in-person events this summer

27 March 2021

Top-selling tinplate racer stars in our weekly pick of six auction highlights

26 March 2021

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TEFAF rethinks New York event

An Omar Ramsden silver spoon and a Polar medal are among the six lots to watch at auction

Top stories this week – including news of the Mountbatten sale at Sotheby’s

London Art Week announces details of summer schedule

Armorial head with link to Anne Boleyn stars in this week’s pick of five auction highlights

Californian museum acquires Gentileschi’s ‘record’ Lucretia picture

Funding from Bloomberg Philanthropies helps Art UK improve access to public art

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News DigestPick of the week: Apollino copy that stands up for itself

NewsShops and antiques centres open doors again this week

NewsCoin auction houses end four-year joint venture

NewsView of the Thames by Victorian artist stuns market with six-figure sum at Bonhams

NewsRitual bronzes unearthed in Yorkshire come to auction at Hansons

FeatureJewellery: how the enigmatic designs of Jugendstil are still bringing youth culture to the 21st century

Auction ReportsMdina Glass and Leon Osman silver shine bright

Dealers’ DiaryIngenious furniture designs for army officers on campaign are highlighted in Cotswolds exhibition

Fairs, Markets & CentresAntiques centre launched in idyllic location after chance meeting with country estate owner

Fairs, Markets & CentresDorking dealers prepare to reopen premises as lockdown eases

Jewellery Highlights

JewelleryModernist market thrives for Grima and Gard

JewelleryStoried jewels from Mountbatten

JewelleryNew audience brings tiara back in vogue

JewelleryMulti-gem necklaces: ‘Perfect for the enquiring mind’

JewelleryGold ring fitting for a de Vere

JewelleryChieftain’s brooch is still all the rage 2000 years later

JewelleryLalique’s dragonfly brooch brings high demand in Paris

JewelleryHey diddle diddle, the cat and the mandolin

JewelleryHuge demand for great example of Grand Tour glyphic art

JewelleryJewellery gifts from Queen Victoria in the spotlight

Arms, Armour & Militaria Highlights

Arms, Armour & MilitariaGeorge Cross record broken again by London saleroom

Arms, Armour & MilitariaLockdales finds high demand for militaria

Arms, Armour & MilitariaColt icons become big money-earners

Arms, Armour & MilitariaFirearms collectors take aim at name recognition

Arms, Armour & MilitariaWhy armour still shone well after its use had faded

Arms, Armour & Militaria‘Attagirls’ items fly high at two auctions

Arms, Armour & MilitariaFishing trip that sank enemy ships

Arms, Armour & MilitariaAir Vice-Marshal's medal group flies high at Spink

Arms, Armour & MilitariaAn Indian Mutiny double

Arms, Armour & MilitariaMedal marks Cromwell triumph

Ceramics and Glass

Ceramics and GlassStrong selling rate as market responds to abundant Wedgwood offerings

Ceramics and GlassMug celebrating George Stephenson’s Rocket steams to triple-estimate

Ceramics and GlassSèvres jug and basin for ‘Mylord Bolingbroke’

Ceramics and GlassVase sets Moser ceramics record

Ceramics and GlassTaking the market for toby jugs at face value

Ceramics and Glass‘The father of international law’ immortalised in glass form

Ceramics and Glass‘Earliest dated Irish glass’ sells at auction

Ceramics and GlassCollections of Worcester porcelain up to Scratch Cross

Ceramics and GlassHit the Deck for Orientalism

Ceramics and GlassTake tea with the queen – at a twelfth the normal size

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A fresh face at Phillips and a new president at the ABA are among the latest appointments across the art and antiques sector

A Lalique bowl and a Rolex Submariner are among four lots to watch at auction

Mountbatten family collection raises £5.6m at Sotheby’s

Top stories this week – including news of a lorry driver sentenced after antiquities seized at Dover

Racing away: Stubbs’ Turf Gallery prints sold for six times estimate in Gloucestershire

Dutch dealers strike out on their own with online fair

‘Mother of modern British ballet’ portrait sold at Christie’s and donated to Royal Academy of Dance

A new auction house in Wiltshire and fresh faces in Yorkshire and London are among this week’s saleroom updates

A Union Jack advertising sign and a George III Gothic chair are among four lots to watch at auction this week

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BADA Friends returns to in-person events this summer

Top-selling tinplate racer stars in our weekly pick of six auction highlights

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