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New regulations on importing cultural goods are looming and could mean significant challenges for the trade /print-edition/2025/may/2695/backpage/eu-rules-on-cultural-goods-add-a-whole-new-world-of-complication/

We ask ATG’s Richard Lewis why thesaleroom.com is changing its commission fee. /print-edition/2018/october/2363/newsmaker/online-bidders-expectations-are-rising/

ATG’s weekly selection of items that caught bidders’ eyes includes a 17th century gold signet ring that more than doubled its estimate in Essex. /news/2023/stuart-period-signet-ring-stars-in-our-pick-of-five-auction-highlights/

As pandemic restrictions eased, businesses and event organisers breathed sighs of relief in 2021. /print-edition/2022/january/2524/fairs-markets/the-year-in-review-how-traders-sprang-into-action/

US collector tells us why he’s so keen to open a museum displaying his purchases /print-edition/2022/august/2554/collector-interview/toys-are-there-to-share-after-all/

UK: AN extensive Antiques Trade Gazette investigation has uncovered a string of complaints from dealers about a freight company, Gold Vale Associates operating as Radford International Movers, of Billericay in Essex. /news/2000/string-of-dealers-complain-about-freight-company/

A fortuitously timed trip from a large group of top US interior decorators boosted sales at Battersea’s winter Decorative Fair. /print-edition/2024/february/2630/dealers-diary/god-bless-american-buyers-battersea-decorative-fair-benefits-from-stateside-decorators-visiting/

From elegant furniture by Scandinavian designers to stand-out lamps and decorative pieces… the lines, materials and simplicity that characterise interiors items from the mid-century modern period appeal to a wide range of buyers. /print-edition/2025/may/2691/dealers-diary/dealer-interviews-mid-century-market-musing/

The London Silver Vaults unites dozens of independent firms – many long-standing family businesses – with a shared passion for the gleam of polished white metal. In this advertising feature, we meet some of the faces behind those iron doors. /print-edition/2018/may/london-summer-capital-of-art-2018/guide-to-london-markets/advertising-feature-meet-the-faces-behind-the-doors-at-the-london-silver-vaults/

PERSONAL VIEW: ATG Editor Ivan Macquisten at the LAPADA conference /news/2013/why-facing-the-future-is-a-brave-thing-to-do/

Night after night in the summer of 1916, the artist and bookbinder Thomas James Cobden-Sanderson (1840-1922) visited the Thames near Hammersmith Bridge under cover of darkness, each time laden down with a package wrapped in brown paper and string. /print-edition/2018/may/books-maps-prints-2018/private-press-books/how-the-private-press-movement-created-a-collecting-niche/

COMMENT: Jeremy Lamond, fine art director of Halls of Shrewsbury, sets out his ten-point plan for reviving the fortunes of brown furniture /news/2015/bringbackbrownfurniture/

Venerable London rare book dealership Bernard Quaritch, established in 1847, has recently moved from Mayfair to Holborn. Here ATG talks to two members of the firm, Andrea Mazzocchi and Donovan Rees, about its new location and some wider trends in the book trade /print-edition/2019/november/2415/books-feature/dealer-interview-quaritch-s-specialists-on-a-moving-market/

THE Greek courts have sentenced an English antiquities dealer to three years in jail after convicting him in his absence on charges linked to stolen artefacts. /news/2009/greek-court-gives-uk-dealer-three-years-in-prison/

A round-up of art and antiques news from the previous seven days, including the sale of a rare bottle from 1682 that made a major return for the vendor. /print-edition/2018/july/2352/news-digest/news-in-brief-including-a-bottle-bought-for-30-selling-for-18-000/

FOR provincial auctioneers, online bidding has clearly been a massive boon… and even a lifeline. /news/2012/regional-growth-in-online-bidding/

With the death of ex-Antiques Roadshow presenter Hugh Scully at the age of 72, former Antiques Trade Gazette editor Ivan Macquisten looks back at what happened when he launched an online valuations business with the internet still in its infancy. /news/2015/remembering-antiques-roadshow-presenter-hugh-scully/