2022

The most-read articles on this website over 2022 included stories about a rediscovered Louis Vuitton trunk, a piercing portrait drawing and a silver flask being withdrawn from auction.

The top lots sold at regional salerooms in 2022 included a number of works by leading Modern British artists. Here we pick out five of the best results which were covered in ATG.

ATG wishes all our readers a very happy Christmas.

ATG’s weekly selection of items that caught bidders’ eyes includes a rare piece of furniture combining a desk and chest of drawers that made over six times estimate in Dublin.

A 19th century printing of the sheet music to the famous Christmas song 'Jingle Bells' sold at a Devizes auction for £15,000.

A new record for a pair of Meissen porcelain vases was set by a previously unrecorded example offered at Bonhams.

The top auction houses announced their full year sales results revealing that Christie’s is back on top.

Christmas is coming and here are some art, antiques and collectables to bring on that festive feeling.

The most popular stories on this website over the last week included news of the Art & Antiques for Everyone fair being cancelled for 2023.

ATG’s weekly selection of items that caught bidders’ eyes includes a rare 14th century carved lacquer dish that made over 50-times estimate in Gloucestershire.

A round up of recent appointments across the world of art and antiques.

The much-loved event at the NEC Birmingham, that had run three times a year pre-Covid, has cancelled plans for next year.

Television antiques expert Mark Hill unveils his new premises in Tunbridge Wells this week.

A handful of art and antiques firms have had to temporarily close premises due to snow today.

With estimates from £500, here are six previews of items coming up at auction this week.

The most popular stories on this website over the last week included news of a cigarette card of England and Derby football star Steve Bloomer making an extraordinary price.

ATG’s weekly selection of items that caught bidders’ eyes includes a pair of portraits by a self-styled ‘Professor of Peculiar Art’ made from leftover scraps from his tailor’s shop.

A portrait of art dealer Algernon Moses Marsden (1847–1920) by Jacques Joseph Tissot (1836–1902) has been purchased for the National Portrait Gallery and the National Gallery with funding from descendants of Marsden.

Online dealer portal 1stDibs revealed pastels, green and chintz are in, but grey and white are out for 2023, according to interior designers.

A 14th century French gothic ivory casket or coffret has been blocked from export by the UK government in the hope a British institution can raise the £1.5m funds needed to keep it in the country.