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Auction houses and art dealers are warned to be prepared for visits from HM Revenue & Customs officials checking anti-money laundering procedures. /print-edition/2023/september/2611/news/anti-money-laundering-prepare-for-hmrc-checks/

A silver sauceboat made in London, 1731, a scarce remaining work by Huguenot female maker Elizabeth Buteux, was one of the highlight sales at the recent Winter Art & Antiques Olympia Fair. /print-edition/2022/december/2570/dealers-diary/a-taste-of-olympia-buteux-sauceboat-buy/

I very much enjoyed Roland Arkell’s excellent article on Ercol furniture (ATG No 2531). /print-edition/2022/april/2536/letters-opinion/ercolani-mastered-psychology-as-well-as-furniture/

Dealers were out in force to buy from other traders at an annual showground event praised as busy but friendly /print-edition/2025/march/2683/fairs-report/trade-takes-advantage-of-malvern-opportunities/

MORE than a year after his county court victory against Royal Mail, coins and banknotes dealer Bruce Goulborn is taking them to court again. /news/2009/dealer-goes-back-to-court-over-royal-mail-compensation/

The eighth LAPADA Art & Antiques Fair, which ran from 13-18 September, rounded off with a series of strong results across dealer disciplines despite some struggles against the weather. /news/2016/lapada-weathers-challenges-to-deliver-a-series-of-strong-sales-results/

As the market evolves, auction rooms will inevitably come and go. But few will leave their mark like Christie’s South Kensington. /print-edition/2017/march/2283/news-analysis/christie-s-south-kensington-an-end-of-an-era-moment/

Firms urged to be aware of risk after string of email invoice frauds /print-edition/2017/april/2286/news/trade-alert-watch-out-for-cyber-crime/

Rising figures in both sales and attendance marked the 11th edition of last month’s Tribal Art London, the UK fair that precedes the annual clutch of tribal art events across the Channel in Paris. /news/2018/category-focus-five-sales-at-tribal-art-london/

The spring edition of the Battersea Decorative Fair brought in a handful of first-time exhibitors, who enthused over the success of the event. /print-edition/2023/june/2596/dealers-diary/first-time-exhibitor-loves-battersea-decorative-fair/

Ingredients for a tantalising sale don’t come much better than high society, glamour, famous names and an illustrious family combined with a varied, single-owner country house collection. /news/2020/glamour-and-high-society-mix-in-a-scottish-country-house-sale/

MADAM – I was surprised by your editorial on 1stdibs last week and what it implies (News, ATG No 2419). /print-edition/2019/december/2421/letters-backpage/disgruntled-dealer-reacts-to-the-1stdibs-price-rise/

January has become a month of abstinence but bountiful fairs provided a welcome break. /print-edition/2020/february/2429/dealers-diary/battersea-fair-provides-a-boost-in-dry-january/

UK & US: A NEW Internet auction house, due to launch simultaneously in the United States and the UK on October 15, aims to woo dealers in high value art and antiques by special incentives and simplifying the process. /news/1999/internet-auctioneer-woos-dealers-with-incentives/

It was the end of an era in Oxford when Ducker & Son, the bespoke shoemaker and home of the Oxford brogue, sadly closed down last November. The venerable 6 Turl Street store had traded in the centre of the city since 1898. /news/2017/waugh-tolkien-and-a-host-of-famous-names-in-oxford-sales-ledgers-up-at-auction/

Versatility and a clear career path lead the way: The future of the art and antiques business is centred on small teams with an ability to perform a wide range of tasks beyond their own area of expertise. /news/2002/survey-reveals-what-drives-employment-trends-in-fine-arts/

In a move that will impact hundreds of auctioneers worldwide, eBay are to discontinue their Live Auctions business by the end of this year. /news/2008/ebay-abandons-live-auctions-platform/