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A Suffolk auction house has successfully received an exemption certificate for an early 20th century ivory figure following a complex appeals process.

The art and antiques market is braced to fight rising business rates following government changes in the spring.

Renowned coin expert and long-standing contributor to Antiques Trade Gazette, Richard Falkiner, has died at the age of 90.

A Gorham Martelé silver punch bowl made for the 1904 Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St Louis sold for $120,000 (£89,700) at Freeman’s in Chicago.

Among the museum purchases at TEFAF Maastricht earlier this year was a table sold by a Brighton dealer to Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris, in a deal that has just been announced.

One of the most enduring and as yet unresolved questions in mountaineering and exploration is ‘who was the first man to stand on top of Mount Everest?’

A collection of furniture, silver, works of art, carpets and books from the estate of artist John Singer Sargent’s grand-niece Jemima Pitman (1930-2025) will be offered at Chorley’s on September 15.

It is with great sadness that we share the passing of long-standing member of the Lyon & Turnbull family Theo Burrell after a four-year battle with an aggressive brain tumour. She died peacefully on Wednesday, July 8, surrounded by her family.

Modern British artist Joan Warburton (1920-96) is having a moment in the art market.

A recent sale of ancient art at Apollo Art Auctions (25% buyer’s premium) included a series of Roman polychrome mosaic panels that came for sale from a private London collection.

A round-up of art and antiques news from the previous seven days, including Tyrannosaurus rex specimen making $43m (£32m) at Sotheby’s

It’s all over for another four years, the tears, the cheers, the clashes and the cards at the World Cup.

Ahead of a busy autumn season for Asian art, Asaph Hyman, Bonhams’ global head of Chinese ceramics and works of art, discusses the pull of single-owner dealer sales, the shifting profile of the Chinese buyer, and what it takes to bring major consignments to the rostrum

An 1860s musical manuscript by German composer Johannes Brahms (1833-97), entirely in his hand, came for sale at Lion Heart Autographs (22% buyer’s premium).

A selection of three fairs in different parts of the country taking place in August

Theo Burrell died peacefully in earlier this month after a four-year battle with an aggressive brain tumour. Here four of colleagues at Lyon & Turnbull share their memories of the ceramics specialist

Our selection of lots from seven upcoming auctions

The new rules aimed to prevent objects of illicit origin from reaching the European market. Fred Clark, partner at Boodle Hatfield and arts and culture specialist, gives his expert view on progress 12 months later

Mark Burlton is a new antiques and collectables dealer from south-west London. He was previously a retail-focused international property adviser and ran Cross Border Retail.

Walter Potter (1835-1918) was an extraordinary Victorian.