Dealers

The annual antiques and collectors’ fair at Alexandra Palace is no more.

The search is on for a new owner of The Emporium in Hungerford.

A roundup of news and events from around the trade

Thousands of items are available to buy from dealers online. Here we pick out one that caught our eye this week.

IACF calls time at north London venue and launches an event just to the north

The popular Wanstead Vintage Fair is organised by Karen Stuckey four times annually, with the last of the year running the week before Christmas, on Saturday, December 17.

News of historic premises being revived, a closure – plus a new outlet starting in Skipton

Silver specialist delighted to count a Welsh Bible box among his sales at the Jaguar Fairs event

A Christmas selling show of more than 100 antiques will be offered at interior design and decorating firm Sibyl Colefax & John Fowler’s Pimlico Road showroom.

The latest catalogue from Jonathan Grant Gallery in New Zealand includes 'Pergola', a c.1936 gouache on paper by Frances Hodgkins (1869-1947).

A gallery offering Old Masters and antiques as well as Contemporary art is opening in Brooklyn, New York City.

This head of Buddha Sakyamuni from Thailand, c.1500, is among the offerings from Marcel Nies’ latest show and catalogue on Asian sculpture.

Oliver Bayliss runs Bayliss Rare Books offering contemporary classics, original movie posters and more.

Dealer Damon Revans-Turner of RTS Antiques in Liverpool has put a name and story to a rare Staffordshire figure that has hitherto evaded attribution.

London Art Week (LAW) has decided it will go ahead with a winter edition this season, contrary to initial reports.

An Arts & Crafts goblet soared over estimate last week to land in the stock of dealer Anthony Bernbaum of The Peartree Collection, who recognised it as the work of John Paul Cooper (1869-1933).

The high-spending end of the year is a particularly busy time for art and antiques dealers