Premises and Property

Sotheby’s Geneva has relocated to a new office, exhibition space and saleroom in the banking quarter of the Swiss city.

Supporters of Sunbury Antiques Market took to Twitter to vent their concerns about the future of the market in the face of Kempton Park’s proposed redevelopment.

Antiques For Everyone’s sister fair 'AFE London Art Antiques Interiors Fair' kicked off today at ExCeL London. More than 100 dealers have taken stands at the new event which runs until January 15. Here ATG features seven shots from around the stands.

The British Antique Dealers’ Association will relocate in March to a new office in Bloomsbury with space to host events such as BADA Talks, seminars and workshops as well as council meetings.

London firm Criterion Auctioneers has left its Wandsworth saleroom after 13 years at the south London site following an issue with the landlord.

Oxford’s sole antiques centre is hoping for a buyer to save it from closure in March.

Old Master dealer Johnny Van Haeften has relaunched his business from his home in south-west London following a property deal that has forced a clutch of dealers to vacate their Duke Street homes.

A planning row over the redevelopment of the home of St James’s gallery S Franses will go to court later this month.

Julian Dawson is retiring from Gorringe's and held his last auction yesterday at the Lewes auction firm.

The owner of large parts of Cork Street in Mayfair has launched a new strategy to attract Modern and Contemporary art galleries once the multi-million pound redevelopment is complete.

Antiques dealers of Camden Passage in Islington are attempting to clear up debris and dry their shops and wares after a “tsunami” of water forced galleries to shut this week following a burst water main in the area.

Antiques dealers of Camden Passage in Islington, north London have been forced out of their galleries by severe flooding following a burst water main in the area.

A north London independent antique restorer who faced eviction has got the go-ahead to stay.

Portobello Road traders remain unconvinced of revised plans to develop the vintage end of the west London market.

Norfolk’s TW Gaze is expanding its saleroom after buying the freehold of the land.

The London Diamond Bourse and traders in Hatton Garden are looking at options to move amid rent rises in the historic area.

Cotswolds auctioneer Tayler & Fletcher will hold its debut sale at its new Bourton-on-the-Water saleroom tomorrow.

Concerns remain for the future of the historic art and antiques districts of Mayfair and St James’s despite planning protection coming into force last week.

A charity aiming to redevelop the vintage market end of London’s Portobello Road has revealed a new £10m scheme.