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A gold and garnet red cross, known as a symbol of help and support around the world, is among the highlights of an online jewellery charity auction to be held by Elmwood’s auctioneers in West London on Thursday. /news/2020/antique-jewellery-auction-to-benefit-national-emergencies-trust/

Henley-on-Thames interior designer Sharon Ingoldby, aka The Restoration Queen, is working flat out on upcycling projects. /print-edition/2021/september/2508/fairs-markets-centres/meet-the-henley-upcycling-specialist-with-an-eight-week-waiting-list/

This week, while celebrating our 50th anniversary, we are also saying goodbye to one of the most popular members of the Gazette team. /print-edition/2021/september/2509/backpage/polly-gone-but-not-forgotten/

A spectacular pair of English giltwood and lacquer cabinets emerged for sale in Germany. /print-edition/2023/october/2613/news/pick-of-the-week-cabinets-hint-at-grendey-grandeur/

At a recent seminar organised by the Responsible Art Market Initiative (RAM), a panel of experts answered questions from the floor about the new law. /print-edition/2020/march/2433/regulations/anti-money-laundering-seven-key-questions-answered/

CREDIT card fraud is steeply on the increase, but dealers are finding that it is them and not the banks who are taking all the risk. /news/2002/credit-cards-pose-an-increasing-risk-to-trade/

Stall-holders report brisk trade during the latest staging of the huge West Sussex event /print-edition/2022/march/2534/fairs-report/rain-fails-to-stop-play-at-busy-ardingly/

THE troubled internet entrepreneur and art collector Halsey Minor, who in March was ordered to hand over $6.6m for unpaid items ‘bought’ at Sotheby’s, has won a parallel legal battle with Christie’s. /news/2010/failing-to-return-art-as-market-fell-cost-christie-s-dear/

CHRISTIE’S led worldwide auction sales in 2001, with a total of £1.242bn compared to Sotheby’s £1.14bn for the same period. /news/2002/christie-s-ahead-of-sotheby-s-in-2001-global-auction-totals/

Birmingham-based auctioneers Fellows have opened a valuation office in London. /news/2012/fellows-open-an-office-in-mayfair/

A landlord on the King’s Road in Chelsea has reported a boost in interest for interior design shops including two new antiques and design firms. /news/2020/king-s-road-attracts-new-design-and-antiques-shops/

PICTURE restorer Andrew Finlay has adapted a piece of techology designed for protecting motorbikes to help beat art theft. /news/2001/new-invisible-barcode-system-for-tagging-art/

If a Chanel snow globe, a Fabergé bracelet or a blue table by Yves Klein are on the list for Father Christmas this year then head to Christie’s Paris showroom this weekend. /news/2016/christie-s-france-turns-hand-to-retail-with-christmas-pop-up-shop/

A book collector who travelled to an Oxfam shop in Tavistock, Devon every Tuesday by bus for the past decade has left his entire book collection to the charity. /news/2021/book-fan-leaves-his-antiquarian-collection-to-local-oxfam-shop/

Mark West deals in 18th, 19th and 20th century glass designed to be used. He will exhibit at The Mayfair Antiques & Fine Art Fair from January 10-13, 2019. /print-edition/2018/december/2372/dealers-diary/5-questions-glass-dealer-mark-west/

US auction houses Leslie Hindman Auctioneers and Cowan's Auctions have been brought together under one umbrella company in a private equity-backed deal. /news/2019/private-equity-backed-company-buys-us-auction-houses-leslie-hindman-auctioneers-and-cowans-auctions/

The response to Suffolk House Antiques’ summer exhibition has been enthusiastic, with customers snapping up some key pieces even before the show’s official opening. /print-edition/2018/june/2345/dealers-diary/early-bird-buyers-boost-suffolk-house/

An 18th century folio bible in mosaic binding was among the notable sales at the recent Firsts: London’s Rare Book Fair.