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A pair of Chinese huanghuali armchairs, formerly owned
Bottle of Arctic Ale bought at auction will be opened 150 years later for a fresh batch
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US firm Freeman’s loses the Hindman name in rebrand
The US auction house group known as Freeman’s
Jane Seymour coin takes top spot in New Forest Hoard
Henry VIII crown bearing the cypher of Jane
Roar power: Rembrandt lion sketch guided at $15m-20m
Sotheby’s will offer the Rembrandt sketch Young Lion
Morris and Newton stand out as two sales achieve strong Modern British results
A string of notable five and six-figure prices
News Digest
Precious metals
On Friday, November7, Michael Bloomstein of Brighton waspayingthe
News in brief
Fine Arts Paris ’ new president Xavier Eeckhout
Visual appeal: JMW Turner specs for sale
Bonhams’ sale of Books, Atlases and Manuscripts that
Bid Barometer
Online buying: realised prices at auctions on thesaleroom.com
Feature
Not so familiar – but still bringing in the big bids
Designs by lesser-known poster artists can nonetheless be highly sought after by collectors, as recent auction results demonstrate.
Music, movie, magic – entertainment poster highlights
An extensive selection of Beatles memorabilia sold by
How to buy an Eric Kennington for £200
By 1944 the Allies were well on top
Striking Suffragette image
The artist Margaret Bartels (1887-1932), who trained at
Feel the force
Comic Book Auction’s current timed online sale ending
Stacks of atmosphere
Poster specialist Antikbar of Chelsea will stage an
Auction Reports
It’s on a knead to know basis
Bidders given a first slice of Britain’s ‘biggest collection of breadboards’ from museum in family home
Plaque brings together talents of two top Doulton artists
Doulton Burslem plaque by Charles Noke and William
Polar bears pair up in vase form
Royal Copenhagen ‘double polar bear’ vase, £7500 at
Not grim for Grimshaw up north
‘Two bidders going hell for leather’ race to £55,000 for scene by artist famed for atmospheric nocturns
Books & Works On Paper
Beatrix Potter’s creature comforts
Largest sale of its type since 1997 brings extraordinary group of books and memorabilia to Gloucestershire
Previews
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This signed photograph of Winnie-the-Pooh author AA Milne
Dealers' diary
Maps destination decision looms
Story of major British cartography collection provides a good case study in how export licences operate
Portrait miniatures make rare public appearance
Above left: a c.1610-15 miniature by Isaac Oliver
Banging the drum for antiques
Fair held at auction house for five years now has become a stand-out event in the north of England
International
Carrington sketch nets $70,000
Drawing for mural design was first thought to be a lithograph
British ceramics stand out in Florida auctions
Lion & Unicorn (28% buyer’s premium) in Hollywood,
Soprano hits a high price
This hand-coloured daguerreotype was taken in 1856 by
Pasmore early work in demand
Works by British artist Victor Pasmore (1908-98) that
Land of Nod drifts off
The Land of Nod by Charles Sims, $19,000
Moorcroft coffee suits bidders’ tastes at Missouri sale
a three-piece Moorcroft Claremont sterling overlay coffee set,
Auction Calendar
The original and authoritative sales listing
This is a calendar of art, antiques and
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High times indeed for a business
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Former pubs that have not breathed their last after being transformed
Laurence Green, founder of Mancester architectural salvage business
Fair Report
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Dealers and visitors are full of praise for East Anglian event under new ownership
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Mallalieu senses a link between art and sound
Writer, journalist and art historian Huon Mallalieu has
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Derek Newman, who died in September this year,
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