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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Antiques Trade Gazette 2288.
Westminster backs Church Street dealers
Council to manage rents and favour antiques trade as tenants
Report by Laura Chesters
Westminster City Council has put its weight behind the art and antiques dealers of London’s Church Street wi...
Tribal gathering pace in regions
Auctioneers and vendors are quickly discovering that Europe’s country houses, furnished with the routine period objects that no longer generate great excitement, can occasionally yield valuabl...
Wilkinson joins Stansted firm
Former Bonhams and Christie’s specialist Mark Wilkinson is to join Sworders to launch new specialist sales at the Essex auction house. Wilkinson, above, spent over 30 years at Christie’s and led its ...
New LA home for Christie’s
Christie’s is to open a new Los Angeles premises this month in Beverly Hills, above, to bolster its presence on the west coast of the US. The 5400sq ft, two-storey space is in North Camden Drive near...
Pick of the Week: The Regent’s piano returns home
A grand piano commissioned by George IV in 1821 is to return to Brighton Pavilion after it sold for £62,000 at Piano Auctions (20% buyer’s premium) in London on April 6. This much-published instrumen...