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Exodus may follow South Ken closure
250 jobs threatened as venerable rooms fall victim to global review
Guidance as all rosewood joins CITES list
EUROPEAN CITES management authorities published a nine-page
Bonhams brings best under one roof
BONHAMS will conduct the first of a new format flagship
New home
DREWEATTS & Bloomsbury Auctions is to hold the
New faces join rebranded Chiswick firm
LONDON Auctions in Chiswick has hired a handful of
Early fruits of labour at TEFAF
A PREVIOUSLY unknown work by Bartolomeo Cavarozzi (1587-1625)
Trade bodies say Budget 2017 ‘ducks desperate need for business rate reform’
Trade bodies say Budget 2017 ‘ducks desperate need
News Analysis
Christie’s South Kensington: an ‘end of an era’ moment
AS the market evolves, auction rooms will inevitably
CSK to close: industry reaction
“South Ken’s importance was its central position in
What it means for…
Much will depend on what the plan is for King Street
News Digest
Pick of the Week: Royalist rarity takes £20,000
ESTIMATED at £1500-2000, this rare English delft dish
Bid Barometer – issue 2283
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Mid-century makes its journey to Hong Kong
COINCIDING with Hong Kong sales in March, Sotheby’s
News In Brief
THE highest auction price for an Old Master painting
Feature
Silver linings
From small-scale miniatures to intricate, elaborate pieces, we preview silver highlights from upcoming auctions and fairs both in London and the regions
Fair highlights
This George III bread basket (right) by Benjamin and
Hammer highlights
This George III provincial silver nutmeg grater offered
Bonhams
The engraved inscription to this gold box reads: A
Auction Reports
Putting art and soul into textiles
Dealer on a mission to establish such works alongside more ‘serious’ collecting fields
Survey of the scientific sale scene
TENNANTS’ (20/18.5/17.5% buyer’s premium) sale of Scientific
Moorcroft connections help commercial fortunes
THIS 7 x 4in (18 x 11cm) enamel plaque in a silvered
Beard portraits are the early face of photography
THIS pair of daguerrotypes are by the influential English
Irish art on the road to recovery
Private buyers hold strong in Dublin despite Brexit concerns keeping northern dealers at bay
Generating younger buyers
ATTRACTING new and younger buyers is the thinking behind
Minorca port scenes buck today’s market
OWING to today’s minimalist taste, Continental views
The 18th century Dublin shines in 21st century sale
PRINTS of Dublin as it would have looked in the late
Get on the Blowers for his sale
Cricket commentator who has a way with words offers books from own library at auction
‘Sundial’ distorts view of the world
HIGHLY unusual, not to say confusing, but mathematically
Bonhams takes a river trip
USING the darkroom-equipped punt that can be seen in
Why you can’t judge a book by its cover
TWO rather visually unimpressive lots were nevertheless
Orwell keeps a red flag flying
Inscribed by George Orwell to the bookseller whose
Flights of fact and fantasy
A French collection of some 70 lots of books and prints
Previews
Previews: Up to £500 – issue 2283
Over 100 pieces of ceramics by the Linthorpe Art Pottery
Previews: £501 - £2000 – issue 2283
This Art Nouveau Foley Intarsio pottery mantel clock
Previews: £2001 - £5000 – issue 2283
A small offering of Russian imperial antiques stars
Previews: £5001 - £30,000 – issue 2283
Chiswick Auctions’ Books and Manuscripts sale on March
Previews: £30,000 plus – issue 2283
Created after a design by William Kent for Lord Burlington’s
Dealer’s Diary
Cotswolds hears call of the wild
Dealers’ fair pays tribute to conservation and art and antiques inspired by the natural world
Taking the CADA reins
Alex Puddy of Architectural Heritage became the chairman
Galloway goes back to college
GALLOWAY Antiques Fairs has added The George Watson’s
Map out your route to busy Petworth antiques hub
THE ongoing exhibition L’Absurdité is the result of
5 Questions
Tim Bryars’ antiquarian bookshop Bryars & Bryars
Same gallery, not same old
MIX and match, shake it up – the art and antiques zeitgeist
On a mission to sell this bomber memorial model
HAMPSTEAD’S Catto Gallery includes this maquette of
Fontana as sculptor
THE ceramics and sculpture of Lucio Fontana (1899-1968)
International
The root and branch out approach
Solid foundation of the Salon spring drawings fair in Paris inspires auctions to also blossom
Salon du Dessin
How does an exhibition of just 39 exhibitors manage
Drawing Now
Drawing Now may not have as many years under its belt
The Drouot Quarter – Sixteen is the Key
Dedicated drawings auctions are always held at Drouot
Bumper crop of sales on offer
Wide variety of auction houses take part in the overall Paris drawings spring fest
Sotheby’s/Piasa
Henri Matisse, an artist known for the spare economy
Millon
The catalogue cover lot of Millon’s March 20 dedicated
Christie’s Paris
For Christie’s, the Paris spring slot at the time of
Aguttes
No French drawings event would be complete without
Auction Calendar
History hunters
A VITAL part of an auctioneer’s job is research. And
BRITISH AND IRISH BOOK AUCTIONS
Mar 14*@ 52-lot Book Section, Lawrences - Bletchingley
Fairs & Markets
Fantastic beads and locating them
IACF event administrator with a creative gift contributes to Oscar costume design success
Salvo offers free pitch
TO encourage and support younger exhibitors, the Salvo
Head star of mummy movie
This slightly scary late 18th to early 19th century
Medals reveal tragedy of three brothers killed on same day
Medals reveal tragedy of three brothers killed on same
Factfile
The 1914-15 Star was typically awarded for service
Life in the grand manner
A COUPLE of fascinating historical and detailed examples
Letters to the editor
Ivory seizure: the lessons learned
Dealer Russ Allen, who runs Steam Mill Clocks, was
My experience of antiques TV shows is very positive
MADAM – I would like to clarify the notions that some
Rogue buyers are big payment problem
MADAM – I read with interest and some disquiet, the
Bit ruff on a quality breed
MADAM – Both you and Nicholas Bagshawe might like to
What are your views on this?
MADAM – I wonder if your readers can help me regarding
That’s the Bush not the Broadway
MADAM – For what it’s worth, the Carel Weight ‘Hammersmith
Make sure buys are sound
MADAM – I write to give some background in relation
The Back Page
Then & Now
News as reported from the ATG Archive
Obituaries
Nellie Lenson-Smith (1928-2017) was born in Aix-la-Chappelle.