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Regarding your article in ATG No 2736 and all the recent publicity about the identity of Banksy, Reuters has spent time and money and come up with a name that I do not believe is the right one!

Despite the strict antique ivory rules, Japanese art can still take big sums - as a Norfolk sale demonstrates

Mark Dalrymple, the distinguished fine art loss adjuster whose expertise led to the recovery of numerous stolen and missing works of art, died on March 20 aged 72.

On Wednesday, April 1, Michael Bloomstein of Brighton was paying the following for bulk scrap against a gold trading price of: $4738.57 / €4087.02 / £3553.93

Our regular listing of UK and Irish books and works on paper sales

An extensive collection of automobilia housed in not one but two Cambridgeshire barns included an eye-catching example of the most sought-after British enamel signs.

The first mention of plans for a Wedgwood earthenware chess set occurs in a bill from a 30-year-old John Flaxman dated March 8, 1785.

Lord Ashcroft’s collection of Victoria Crosses and George Crosses – the largest of its kind in the world – has found a new home at the National Army Museum in west London.

In the world of chess, few names command as much quiet authority as Lothar Schmid.

Penlee House Gallery & Museum in Cornwall has purchased an important painting by Walter Langley (1852-1922) after successfully raising the £65,000 needed to acquire it from a local authority in Surrey.

The threat of significant rent rises in the heart of the historic art and antiques district of St James’s, London, have forced at least two galleries to contemplate leaving the area.

Eighteenth century Meissen bought by a porcelain enthusiast from east Asia comes for sale at Bonhams Cornette de Saint Cyr in Paris on April 22.

An era in Danish cultural life has drawn to a close.

Specialist Philip Mould describes the appeal of art from the era ahead of his Elizabethan showcase

A large group of works by George Sherwood Hunter (1846-1919) that had remained in the artist’s family for over a century was dispersed at two sales conducted by Anderson & Garland (25% buyer’s premium) over the last six months.

English religious manuscript and Italian academic diplomas catch the eye

Dominating the skyline in the Staffordshire city of Lichfield is the only medieval cathedral in the UK with three spires.

Shift from racecourse to motor-racing venue also gives traders opportunity to drive a sports car