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It is two weeks since the first of the three major London summer fairs opened. With all three now concluded, ATG looks back on a summer season acknowledged as surprisingly successful. /news/2016/triple-threat-three-major-fairs-hold-steady-in-the-wake-of-brexit-vote/

A round-up of art and antiques news from the previous seven days, including news of LAPADA's search for a new fair director and Lyon & Turnbull offering the key to The Glasgow School of Art. /print-edition/2018/february/2329/news-digest/news-in-brief-including-lyon-turnbull-offering-the-key-to-the-glasgow-school-of-art/

An expert view on how post-Ukraine invasion restrictions are giving the art market plenty to think about /print-edition/2022/july/2551/backpage/fools-go-russian-in-why-the-art-world-needs-to-consider-sanctions-carefully/

East Bristol Auctions plans for a rebrand and expansion is among the latest updates across the world of auction houses and dealers. /news/2023/rebrands-expansion-and-promotions-across-the-art-and-antiques-market/

Alan Hewer of Seaford, Sussex, is a book collector who has turned a personal collection into a resource for others. /print-edition/2020/may/books-maps-prints-2020/collector-interviews/great-war-dust-jackets/

Bonhams Knightsbridge is keen to assert its place in London’s evolving auction scene, managing director Jon Baddeley tells ATG. /print-edition/2017/july/2300/interview/jon-baddeley-head-of-bonhams-knightsbridge-on-the-importance-of-maintaining-two-salerooms-in-london/

Despite the difficult challenges, dealers are delighted to open their doors once again /print-edition/2020/june/2446/dealers-diary/june-15-not-a-moment-too-soon/

What is the key combination for a successful valuation day? The right location, venue, welcoming atmosphere, format, frequency and recognisable hosts can all come into play, as the experts themselves tell ATG /print-edition/2024/june/2646/feature/at-face-value-how-special-valuation-days-can-work-best-for-auction-houses/

Once damned with faint praise, watches from Cartier’s Bond Street boutique are now winning fans among collectors for their adventurous case designs /print-edition/2024/september/2658/feature/throwing-shapes-collectors-eye-cartier-watches-with-bold-cases/

Focusing on the single-owner space helped both Dreweatts and Lyon & Turnbull to achieve strong numbers in 2024. /print-edition/2025/february/2679/news/annual-totals-single-owner-focus-helps-salerooms-to-boost-trade/

As the new year kicks off, we asked art market players for the one big thing they resolve to do over the next 12 months. Steering clear of pledging to keep fit, quit smoking and saving more money, our sample instead focused on the business of buying and selling art and antiques and improved ways of doing so. /news/2019/new-year-new-resolutions-12-pledges-to-make-2019-a-good-year-to-be-in-art-and-antiques/

In a journey starting with the Great Fire and taking in the 1980s, dealer Tim Bryars explores the collecting market for London maps /print-edition/2018/may/books-maps-prints-2018/modern-maps/mapping-the-city-limits/

A selection of 16 upcoming lots from auctions taking place around the UK. /print-edition/2022/december/2571/previews/previews-issue-2571/

Many works by the great British artist are now owned by institutions but smaller paintings and sketches are common sights at salerooms /print-edition/2025/june/2699/summer-of-art-antiques-2025/spotlight-250-years-of-jmw-turner/

For the first time this year, the four fairs that make London a destination for bibliophiles in June will be held side-by-side across the space of just four days. ATG looks at the personality of each event. /print-edition/2019/may/books-maps-prints-2019/book-fairs/four-london-book-fairs-will-go-into-one-week-in-june/

What’s in a name? Quite a lot, actually, if you’re John-Paul Savant, chief executive of the newly-rebranded Auction Technology Group, the company formerly known as ATG Media. /news/2016/building-the-best-bidder-experience-auction-technology-group-ceo-john-paul-savant-on-why-the-company-has-rebranded/

AN Antiques Trade Gazette investigation has raised serious questions over how eBay police their site, questions that remain unanswered after weeks, despite eBay being given ample opportunity to address these concerns. /news/2004/serious-questions-raised-over-how-ebay-police-their-service/

Three German auction houses tell how they aim to strike the right balance between bricks and mortar sales and enhancing the online experience. Paul Wheatley reports... /print-edition/2018/march/2335/international/germany-special-report-local-experience-global-ambitions/

As a name synonymous with English furniture turns 300 years old this year, dealers are hoping the Chippendale 300 initiative can raise the profile of good English period furniture and inject some fresh pride in an historical craft. /print-edition/2018/may/london-summer-capital-of-art-2018/english-furniture/a-lifetime-of-chippendale/