Premises and Property

Adrian Gilmour, owner of the Hungerford Antiques Arcade, has acquired the Lamb Arcade in Wallingford.

Laidlaw Auctioneers and Valuers has invested in a new premises in Carlisle with a café and a museum on site and the auction house is confident that room bidding is not a thing of the past.

After 48 years dealing from a shop on New Kings Road in Fulham, dealer John Clay is closing his doors.

Dawsons Auctioneers is relocating to a larger new premises and plans to hold all its sales as live online-only without room bidding.

One of York’s oldest bookshops is closing next year.

Gallery relocations give London firms the chance to re-think ways of doing business

Sometimes a little change is all that’s needed. Antiquities specialist David Aaron is moving from 22 Berkeley Square – to 25a Berkeley Square.

Cecil Court, the charming pedestrianised street lined with Victorian shop frontages off London’s Charing Cross Road, has welcomed a new tenant

Closed for almost two decades, a shop in the Cotswolds town of Dursley has been brought to life as an art and antiques business.

Tenants can be faced with a big bill for repairs if certain precautions are not taken at the end of a lease.

A group of Asian art dealers have committed to new spaces in St James’s.

Stroud Auction Rooms is to rebrand and move to a new purpose-built saleroom.

After settling in to its new showroom in the West End, Koopman Rare Art has expanded its jewellery department.