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All five of John Harrison’s famous timekeepers will be on display in a new exhibition at the National Maritime Museum this summer.

New York has firmly reinforced its status as the capital of the global art market with a 25% growth in the value of US sales last year.

The Duke of Devonshire has agreed to be the first subject of a wide-ranging series of interviews to be launched at this year’s ‘Art Antiques London’.

A packed saleroom and a continuous barrage of phone bids combined to ensure a near sell-out, multi-estimate result at Sotheby’s in Paris for their three-session auction (in association with Artcurial) of the collection of Félix Marcilhac.

The British Postal Museum & Archive (BPMA) has revised its policy for sales of duplicates following controversy surrounding last July’s Sotheby’s auction.

Bright spring sunshine greeted the opening of this year’s TEFAF Maastricht in sharp contrast to last year when freak snowfall disrupted many visitors’ travel plans to the southern Netherlands.

Pawnbrokers borro have secured another £67m lending facility to help expand their activities in the field of asset-backed lending.