2021

With estimates from £1000-6000, here are five previews of upcoming items this week including a William de Morgan tile from the author of a book on the subject.

The most read stories on this website over the last week included a letter from a reader asking for information about a mystery oak object.

Christie's is offering an up-and-coming curator the chance to organise a two-week-long London art exhibition in January.

ATG’s weekly selection of items that caught bidders’ eyes includes a rare Omega Seamaster made exclusively for members of the SAS that commanded attention at Fellows in Birmingham.

Cheshire Police has issued CCTV images of two men they would like to speak to in connection with a theft at an antiques centre in Northwich.

Newbury saleroom Dreweatts is to offer an impressive private collection of rare pianos in the autumn.

A former department store on Madison Avenue, New York, is to become a new home for art dealers.

With estimates from £300-£5000, here are five previews of upcoming items this week including a set of 1960s Ercol occasional tables in elm and beech.

The most popular stories on this website over the last week included news of a Great Western Railway wall clock from the 1880s that drew bidders in Hertfordshire.

The relaxation of coronavirus restrictions in Scotland and Wales will enable the return of art and antiques events.

Our pick of four items that sold many times above estimate includes a Maiolica dish deemed three centuries older than catalogued.

Topographical works from the early 19th century Canada will form a prominent part of Bonhams’ next Travel & Exploration sale.

Stamp and coins dealership Stanley Gibbons reported its full year results highlighting the impact the pandemic had on sales.

Police are alerting the trade and the public to look out for stolen jewellery after a burglary at the Elsecar Heritage Centre in Barnsley.

With estimates from £50-1200, here are four previews of upcoming items this week.

The most popular stories on this website over the last week included news of a Yongzheng marked ‘peach bloom’ saucer dish attracting 100 bids.

Antiques dealers, market traders, local businesses, residents and visitors are invited to give feedback on more than 50 proposals to improve visiting and trading at markets in the borough of Kensington and Chelsea including Portobello Road market.

ATG’s weekly selection of items that caught bidders’ eyes includes a Great Western Railway wall clock from the 1880s that made over 17-times estimate in Hertfordshire.

Two medals awarded to the late artist Charles Tunnicliffe (1901-79) were stolen when The Silk Museum in Macclesfield was burgled earlier this week.

A high price for a Russian picture came at Rushbrooks Auctioneers when a work by Ivan Fedorovich Choultsé (1877-1932) drew eight different bidders.