Print issue 2585 (25 March 2023)
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News
- A grand design: George I architect’s desk in demand
- New fair launched at NEC to fill the Birmingham void
- Roma owner arrested in coin false provenance probe
- Brueghel discovery found behind a door comes to auction in France
- Peterborough fest to close after April
- Ally Pally event revived for the summer
- Co-founder of auction house Fieldings stands down after 21 ‘wonderful years’
News Digest
- Pick of the week: Notable name seals the deal at £10,000
- Bid Barometer: issue 2585
- Precious metals prices: issue 2585
- Maltese cabinet makes du Boulay top price
- News in brief including a new name for two Paris antiques fairs
Feature
- CERAMICS: Single owner collections galore grace the start of the year
- The European side of Du Boulay ceramics
- Privateer tribute forms the earliest piece of documentary Lowestoft
- Stellar results from White Star liner designs
- Rowlandson’s comic characters in ceramics style
- Marvellous Marshall vase emerges at Thomson Roddick
- Touch of Baxter detected on Flight, Barr and Barr dish
- Designer celebrated in the Soviet era
- Tinworth’s take on the famous Polito’s Menagerie
- Significant Sèvres tazza makes 22-times estimate at Macclesfield auction
- Musician's Doulton Lambeth collection comes to Essex auction
Auction Reports
- ART MARKET: How notable sitters can cancel out the difficulty of selling traditional portraits
- Atkinson sketches prepared groundwork for Afghan prints
- BOOKS AND WORKS ON PAPER: Familiar fliers from New Naturalist but name of artist harder to place
- Manchester United match programmes ‘could be unique survivors’
- British and Irish book auctions: March 21-April 7, 2023
Previews
Dealers’ Diary
- Offbeat Paul Nash image stars in Piano Nobile’s works on paper exhibition
- 18th century sieve among highlights at Cotswolds fair
- The web shop window: Victorian love token
- 5 Questions: Americana dealer Kelly Kinzle
International
- Postcard send a €4000 Bauhaus message
- End of the world viewed by Haring
- Marklin central station just the ticket among railway toys
- Celebrity lawyer collection brings fame and fortune
- Second-heaviest coin in classical numismatics sells at Berlin auction
Fairs, Markets, Shops & Centres
- Ally Pally fair back in business
- Go down by the riverside for a packed event
- Call out to vintage traders for Henley events
Letters
- Fond memories of a porcelain expert and true connoisseur
- Reflections on your busy pages…
- Reflections on the beach
- Lesson from ‘old fossils of the stamps world’ for the ‘young tigers of the fossil world’
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