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I am a Dutch historian working on a biography of the Belgian nobleman Arthur Baron de Woelmont (1826-1911).

A dealer who specialises in vintage coffee pots will be among newcomers at the upcoming biannual event at Dulwich College in south London.

Re: the letter from Anthony Lester regarding Thomas Smart (‘Mystery painter T Smart was Thomas’, Letters, ATG No 2715). I think that he died in June 1875.

A couple of intriguing pictures offered as ‘attributed to’ major artists drew interest at Wotton Auction Rooms’ (20% buyer’s premium) latest quarterly fine art sale.

How better to start a review of sales at the dog-friendly Decorative Fair than a quick canine picture selection?

In the 16th century, so-called double mazer goblets were highly treasured works of art.

On Friday, October 24, Michael Bloomstein of Brighton was paying the following for bulk scrap against a gold fix of: $4063.80 / €3504.95 / £3055.49

Your regular guide to current prices

Early evidence suggests uncertainty is a major obstacle for the market

James Brett was an antiques dealer of international repute specialising in the finest English and European antique furniture, sculpture and metal work.

For many decades, the collection of the German industrialist Walter Bauer, who died in 1968, has been hidden from public view.

The 28th edition of Asian Art in London takes place from October 27-November 6

A selection of upcoming auction highlights

Engraving indicates timepiece had been taken during the 1815 battle and presented to a lieutenant

ATG’s pick of auction lots bought by internet bidders on thesaleroom.com, featuring both the highest prices over-estimate and the top prices paid online.

From the mid-18th century onwards, members of the Courvoisier family belonged to the most important and innovative watchmakers in Switzerland.

UK bidder competes with US counterpart for horological pamphlets published in London and Madrid

One day in early 1975 a dealer from Norwich came into my shop in Harrogate for the first time and, although he did not buy on that occasion, that introduction would lead to a 50-year friendship that has been ended by the death of James Brett from Alzheimer’s Disease.

Around 1900, the majority of women employed in the ceramic industry worked solely in the decoration department, more often than not as painters.

A selection of upcoming auction highlights