Michael Baggott silver collection comes to auction

The private collection of silver specialist Michael Baggott,

Eagle-eyed bidders spot an Art Deco delight

A hitherto unrecorded Art Deco masterwork by Armand-Albert

Anglo-Saxon panel to stay in UK after crowdfunding

An Anglo-Saxon gold and garnet panel bought at

Swiss-based collection gives worldwide access to Chinese map of ‘all under Heaven’

One of only three known surviving copies of

Treasure House Fair exhibitors bring wow factor to interior designer’s installation with array of loaned art and antiques

Art and antiques dealers from Treasure House Fair

Dealer makes another US museum sale

Sutton Coldfield dealer Thomas Coulborn & Sons has

Cotswold dealer closes gallery

Cotswold art dealer Zuleika Gallery is to host

Van Beuningen Old Masters on offer

Works from the heirs of the Dutch coal

Cameron joins Glasgow saleroom

represents , including names such Peter Doig, in,

New way to access licensed images

The Design & Artists Copyright Society (DACS) has

In Numbers 11%

The year-on-year reduction in carbon emissions Christie’s says

Fundraising plea for a Hepworth

Yorkshire museum The Hepworth Wakefield and Art Fund

Treat yourself to a range of apothecary objects

a set of bentwood apothecary canisters from the

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York items set to shine in the Michael Baggott collection

The popular dealer amassed an impressive array of items assayed in the city, as Roland Arkell reports

Birmingham ‘toys’ played with practical objects

Victorian nutmeg grater in the form of a

Embassy Tableware served as symbol of British pride

In 1962, Lord John Hope, the Minister of

A selection of splendid cigarette cases

Victorian silver and enamel cigarette case with hunting

Light shed on the Arctic

This 2ft 6in (75cm) high five-light candelabrum hallmarked

Gorilla had his revenge

The many models of anthropomorphic primates that proliferated

Spoon survived War of the Roses

Spoons are among the very few pieces of

Bands graduated from uni gigs to much bigger stages

Led Zeppelin and Velvet Underground posters for Southampton

Drew was drawn in by posters

As part of a Fine Art auction in

Sharp shakes up Bob Dylan

A suitably psychedelic 1967 poster of Bob Dylan,

The ‘Holy Grail’ record sleeve with nothing inside

All Tomorrow’s Parties record sleeve, €26,000 (£21,866)

Nirvana: in front of 700 in Bristol

Before hitting stratospheric heights, US grunge rockers Nirvana

Tens of thousands of records – collected over more than 60 years

“This has been the biggest single cataloguing job

John Bonham drumhead saved from bonfire (but not Alice Cooper guillotine)

The only known bass drumhead featuring John Bonham’s

Bidders thin on the ground

Saunders sale struggles to attract bidders

A work by Lusurier, who died aged just 29, makes rare saleroom appearance

While Sotheby’s Saunders’ sale met with a tepid

Modern and Contemporary art auctions hit difficulties

Homme assis by Pablo Picasso, $12.6m (£9.47m)

Games play their part in Essex sale

Nine-strong collection of Georgian and Victorian examples counts as a highlight of the mixed auction

Former rectory supplies library of religious works

A key draw to the Sworders sale (see

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This stoneware pond by Robert Wallace Martin, measuring

Petworth puts you in a good mood

Traders give positive feedback for an event that consistently gets the summer season off to a good start

Noke plaques take pride of place

Doulton designs consigned by a descendant demonstrate the ceramicist’s great glaze achievement

Relatively small size brings big benefit to longcase

A diminutive Queen Anne walnut longcase signed by

Orrefors glass returns to origin

Vicke Lindstand for Orrefors, Graal vase, $5000 (£3750)

Forever blowing bubbles

Painted in 1857, Young Boy Blowing Bubbles by

Marshall shows market change

After what Sloans & Kenyon (23% buyer’s premium)

Andreu work sells at long last

Mariano Andreu’s Músicos en un Anfiteatr , $32,500

Lavery sketch identified as study for The Amazon

Sir John Lavery, Sketch for the Amazon, Wind

Classic works by ‘the first significant British painter of nudes and still-lifes’

William Etty oil on board academy study of

Premier launches Penshurst event

Midlands-based Richard Burtonshaw, organiser of glass and ceramic

Seeking a mooring

seafaring man-turned dealer in nauticalia, Robin Langford is

‘Running soap opera’ of Church Street ready to entertain buyers

The annual extravaganza in north London features 40 visiting traders as well as the regular shops and centre

John Prescott portrait bought at auction packed a powerful emotional punch for his son

David Prescott and auctioneer Caroline Hawley with the

Winter Olympia: dealers would face a free-for-all on the ground floor

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