China cabinet displays its $2.2m appeal

Fabulous Tiffany flatware served up in a Gilded Age

The sale of Silver and Objects of Vertu at Bonhams

Huge group of Royal Worcester comes to market

A vast collection of Royal Worcester porcelain put

LS Lowry match view nets a record result

Despite wider economic uncertainty, prices for LS Lowry

Walpole’s cat-killing fish bowl returns to Strawberry Hill

A Chinese jardiniere once used as a fish bowl by Horace

Asian Art In London Awards – 2022

Asian Art in London announced the winners of the first

Bid Barometer

Online buying: realised prices at auctions on thesaleroom.com

Focus on microscope owned by Joseph Banks

A microscope used by Joseph Banks (1743-1820) on Captain

Furniture aimed at putting food on tables

In the early 1930s, following the closure of many of

Precious metals

On Friday, October 21, Michael Bloomstein of Brighton

News in brief

West Norwood auction house Roseberys has made a series

Macbeth collar found in a market

Glasgow School designer’s embroidered silk design instantly stood out in a box of fabric

Perfume burners and famous horse set the saleroom pace

Leading the sale of Fine Furniture, Works of Art &

Rutting Pan and Pliny’s Doves take their place in an eclectic selection offered by Somerset saleroom

Nineteenth-century Grand Tourists and souvenirs from

Mayer rivals Pratt for promotion

Among the most desirable of all ‘Prattware’ transfer

Bold jewellery designer can boast a Bond connection

Charles de Temple is much admired as a key figure in

The perfect present for a love-ate relationship

Often from poor communities and mostly illiterate

Token value back in the day, now worth thousands

Coin dealer Patrick Deane first became interested in

Hugh got his skates on in Edinburgh 221 years ago

The sale at The Auction Centre (20% buyer’s premium)

When charm is simplicity itself

Naive artworks that can also suit modern decorating taste are rising in popularity and price

Dane in Dutch East Indies

The Danish artist Hugo Vilfred Pedersen (1870-1959)

Portaels part of the Barnwell Manor procession

A number of pictures from another single-owner collection

Virgil, the Scottish version

Translation was first time a major poem of antiquity appeared in an English language form

Victoria’s journal of Highlands life affordable for the little people

An edition of Queen Victoria’s Leaves from the Journal

The way to locate buffaloes and locals with second sight

Bid to £3400, a 1703 first edition of Martin Martin’s

Previews

This iroko plan chest is believed to have been used

Feddens galore at British Art Fair

Works by the Modern British artist were abundant as the event returned to Chelsea

5 Questions

David Hickmet of Hickmet Fine Art specialises in 19th

Persian panel court in the action

Three large images of a mother and child are repeated

Buy a spaniel from your armchair

An oil of a King Charles Spaniel by Hugh George Shaw

Artist but not a money-maker

Frozen River South Esk, a 1910 oil by David Waterson

Tantalising glimpses of a lost Carline work

Two studies for a Richard Carline painting thought

Twenty years of tribal art

An Abelam hornbill sculpture from Papua New Guinea

News in brief

The Boston International Antiquarian Book Fair returns

Regular Lake Como villa visits left Hockney full of beans

Watercolour given as thanks to his Heinz family host in 2003 now sells to a US collector

Marcks hoped for better

The creative roots of this 22in (56cm) bronze figure

Bloody good or bloody bad

The Austrian artist and composer Hermann Nitsch, who

Series idea born after a friend’s pregnancy

Since 1969, when it was sold at a gallery exhibition

Rage against the perfect machine

The complex and sometimes bizarre machines that the

Check out Whitney’s spontaneous design

According to Munich saleroom Ketterer, the 3ft 4in

Take a seat

The central motif of Antoni Tàpies’ (1923- 2012) Personnage

Vietnamese artists make their mark at French auction houses

£1 = €1.14

Soulages from 1981

Among the potential highlights in Aguttes’ Contemporary

Keep an eye out for Sanyu paintings

On November 23 in its sale of Modern and Contemporary

Sale celebrates Cocteau and his artist friends

A third sale featuring ceramics by Jean Cocteau took

The original and authoritative sales listing

This is a calendar of art, antiques and general auctions

Artist’s Resale Right

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Shepton Mallet put in the picture

The three-day fair welcomed renowned photojournalist for a swish magazine showcase

Large family tables fit festive demand

Samantha and Richard Payne-Withers run two antiques

Cross referenced

Lucy Burnett is a dealer at Market Cross Antiques in

Obituary - Roger Clarke (April 1, 1942-October 16, 2022)

We are very sorry to inform that Roger Clarke passed

Zoffany was identified in a private collection

I was pleased to see Zoffany’s portrait of Mr Townsend

Obituary - Nina Zborowska

My friend Nina Zborowska, who has died aged 77, was

The auctioneer’s tale: moving from cattle to chattel

At ATG we always enjoy hearing about younger members