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Student scoops prize for paintings lock

19 November 2005

AN innovative device for securing paintings has won wide recognition at a prestigious European scientific and engineering event.

Contemporary still booming

19 November 2005

Christie’s return higher total for a single sale, but Sotheby’s secure top price of series

£10m needed to save Watts Gallery building

19 November 2005

IT has stood for just over a century as a tribute to one of the leading figures in English Victorian art. But now the fabric of the Watts Gallery building, which houses a unique 200-piece collection, has deteriorated so much that £10m is needed to repair it and secure its future.

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A century on, heirlooms claim £187,000

19 November 2005

The final 51 lots of Woolley & Wallis’s sale on October 19 comprised the Fauconberg & Conyers Heirlooms.

DMG get their passport to New York’s Contemporary scene

19 November 2005

INTERNATIONAL exhibition and publishing company dmg world media have acquired Chicago-based Expressions of Culture Inc., producers of SOFA Chicago and SOFA New York.

Christie’s to sell Turpin’s stock and collection

19 November 2005

The stock-in-trade and private collection of Maurice Turpin who died in March, will be sold by Christie’s in London next spring. Two sales, on March 9 and 14, will offer over 800 items and are estimated to fetch over £2m.

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Walpole crest helps set record for nutmeg grater

19 November 2005

The second tranche of a private collection of nutmeg graters was offered at Woolley & Wallis’ October 19 sale.