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A view of the 2015 Olympia fair

Olympia to showcase new talent in June

12 May 2016

For the first time at a major UK event, next month’s summer Olympia is giving five ‘new’ dealerships the chance to experience an international fair.

Rhino horn carving of Guanyin

Joseph Chait pleads guilty in smuggling case

12 May 2016

Joseph Chait, a 38-year-old senior auction administrator with IM Chait gallery and auction house in Beverly Hills, has pleaded guilty to charges of conspiring to smuggle items of rhino horn, ivory, coral and a hornbill casque.

Mallett's Ely House set to become contemporary art gallery

11 May 2016

A top European contemporary art gallery is set to take over the Mayfair premises of troubled dealership Mallett.

Art-secured lending grows by 20% in US

11 May 2016

The American art-secured lending market is growing significantly, with an estimated loan book size of between $15bn-19bn.

West Ham locomotive nameplate

West Ham hold memorabilia auction as they leave Upton Park

10 May 2016

As West Ham and Manchester United prepare to play the final match at Upton Park tonight, the East London club have announced that fans will have the chance to buy their own slice of Hammers’ history with an extensive auction of memorabilia, including fixtures and fittings from the stadium itself.

Cover image of George Smart the Tailor of Frant by Jonathan Christie

Talk at Robert Young to feature George Smart - a folk artist emerging from the shadows

10 May 2016

An upcoming talk at Robert Young Antiques will focus on the life and art of a British folk artist who is celebrated today though he died a pauper.

Middle-earth map annotated by Tolkien and Baynes

Tolkien's Middle-earth map bought by the Bodleian

09 May 2016

Oxford’s Bodleian Library has acquired a map of Middle-earth annotated by JRR Tolkien (1892-1973).