Olympia feels truly foursome

Trade decries US crackdown on antiquities

Demands for ‘looted’ items to be returned could be ‘disastrous’ for the dealers

Gallery quits historic Mayfair home

Contemporary art specialist Halcyon Gallery will expand

Dealer Katz sells bronze sculptures to the Getty

London dealer Daniel Katz has sold two bronze sculptures

Northern fair hails earlier date as good for dealers

The Northern Antiques Fair is anticipating a “significant”

Pick of the Week: ‘Record’ skirt lifter rises to the occasion

Pick of the Week: ‘Record’ skirt lifter rises to the

Bid Barometer – issue 2345

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Story of Doctor Zhivago typescript

An original typescript for Boris Pasternak’s most famous

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Two Attic black figure vases that formerly belonged

Coper studio pottery impresses and rainbow designs shine

Vase originally bought for £20 at a car boot sale underlines five-figure value today at auction

Dirty Dozen member is one to watch at auction

Individually, watches which the War Office commissioned

Weighed up at £5100

Echoes of Lincolnshire’s history in the hugely lucrative

The view to a thrill before cinema

In the early development of motion pictures, this Kinora

Mash-ups make successful mix

Mod Brit and contemporary selection showing a swirl of influences ‘creates a buzz’

Seago in kitchen cupboard gets clean away

Of all the things you might expect to find in a kitchen

Nevinson soars but at an unsigned level

A trio of unsigned First World War prints by CRW Nevinson

Mughal emperor rides high to make a jumbo auction price

Among several runaway lots at Duke’s (25% buyer’s premium)

Saleroom selection: UNDER £600

Three modestly valued works in regional sales

Saleroom heads out to sea

Dutch maritime charts feature in wide-ranging auction strong in travel and exploration

West Horsley at Sotheby’s

A few items from the West Horsley Place library were

Carry on camping in Gloucestershire

Old hangars and even older tents provided two of the

Lady Caroline’s Byron kiss-and-tell account

A hundred and eighty lots in a recent West Sussex sale

Previews: Up to £500

So-called ‘mystery clocks’ are given their name due

Previews: £501 - £2000

The first official codified set of boxing rules were

Previews: £2001 - £5000

Among the rare Britains toys talked about in hushed

Previews: £5001 - £30,000

A market-fresh assemblage of studio pottery by Hans

Previews: £30,000 plus

These monumental lights originally stood outside The

Early-bird buyers boost Suffolk House

The response to Suffolk House Antiques’ summer exhibition

Why good Manners count for Sim

This drawing, left, of the celebrated Danish ballerina

5 Questions

Alexandra Toscano is celebrating 30 years working at

Gallery salutes the academy

Richard Green Gallery is in good company as it salutes

Seago creates a storm

Sunlight after Storm, Windsor, above, is among the

Uppsala

This rare late 16th century astronomical horizontal

Madrid

This canvas of the martyrdom of St Sebastian by the

Vienna

One of Dorotheum’s specialities is its staging of sales

British and Irish book auctions

Jun 4-5* 4 88-lot Book & Map Sections, 1818 Auctioneers

Artist’s Resale Right

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Guide to buying at auction

You can refer to the comprehensive Antiques Trade Gazette

Event venue with great appeal

West Somerset mansion with an impressive hall hosts antiques fair for the second time

Anonymous fair firmly on the map

Church Street in Marylebone, north London, looks like

Organiser expands event from Hampshire to West Sussex

Jackie Edwards knows all about crowds, as she is in

Harleston is streets ahead

The pretty market town of Harleston in Norfolk’s Waveney

Hard to feel sorry for the auctioneers over card fees

MADAM – I write regarding your front page story about

Black Mambas tackle poaching

MADAM – As a museum service curator of 40 years’ standing

Plea on traveller portraits info

MADAM – I would be most grateful if any of your readers

Viney becomes the Master

Paul Viney (on the left), chairman of Woolley &