British and Irish book auctions

Fine example of micro management

Two micro-mosaic pictures (right) took a six-figure

Roman bronzes find home at Yorkshire Museum

A wealthy US donor and a London ant iqui tie s dealership

Specs and sword take Indian and Islamic honours

With its annual festival of exhibitions and sales now

High-profile lots stack up to a bumper offering

The top two UK auction houses have announced a string

Dealer sells commode to Temple Newsam

Dealer Thomas Coulborn & Sons has sold an

Gramophone hits all the right notes

Emile Berliner (1851-1921), a German clerk in a Washington

Bid Barometer

Online buying: realised prices at auctions on thesaleroom.com

Pioneering photography emerges in US saleroom

An archive of very early photography is to be offered

Precious metals

On Friday, October 22, Michael Bloomstein of Brighton

News In Brief

US tech firm Ronati’s e-commerce management system

In step with decorative fashion

It was not to high-end purist tastes, but ballet pioneer’s collection reeled in eager bidders

Dresser finds his time and place

Christopher Dresser (1834-1904) designed two electroplated

London calling in Surrey saleroom

Underground or overground, London travel memorabilia

Chippendale spotted in Sussex

Given that most antique furniture at auction tends

Collection shows its metal

Aided by strong American bidding action, the collection

Tunnicliffe taken out of a wardrobe

Excellent selection of the artist’s wildlife works had been wrapped up and kept pristine

Vendor who bought pictures direct from Tunnicliffe family

Among the Charles Tunnicliffe works drawing the most

Thorburn and Munnings country pursuits

It has been a busy season for ornithological favourite

Maps and plans make a mark

Stand-out cartographic lots sold in Gloucestershire include a string of early rarities

Charles Dickens Christmas Books provide early festive gift

Though the matching bindings were much later ones commissioned

Tiger burns bright at £2200

Complete year runs of Beano from the years 1958 and

The quaint side of Dundee

Illustrated from drawings made by William Gibb, printed

Previews

This etching by Lucien Freud, for sale at Gilding’s

The boys (and girls) are back in town

Wartime work showing soldiers in Normandy joins plenty of other Olympia fair highlights

5 Questions

Andrew Muir bought his first piece of Clarice Cliff

The web shop window

Thousands of items are available to buy from dealers online. Here we pick out one that caught our eye this week.

Gallery duo aim to set new sculptor’s reputation in stone

This autumn, galleries Willoughby Gerrish and Tomasso

Sparkes charger generates a buzz at the Pavilions

This earthenware charger was painted by Catherine Sparkes

Frieze gets physical at long last

Twin events returning to London park generate encouraging overseas interest

Munnings leads the LA field

Equestrian works by the British artist shine as ‘English country house meets Californian chic’

Debussy the composer by artist friend Blanche

£1 = €1.17

Follies add serious date weight

This 19th century China Trade painting was a highlight

Fine Arts Paris adds more galleries and specialities

Fine Arts Paris, which last year was held as an online

Sculptor celebrated

For Fine Arts Paris the specialist sculpture dealership

Panel from a monumental Parisian wallpaper work

Early wallpapers and wall coverings are specialities

Dollar fits the bill

Among the works that the Old Master picture dealership

Godchaux’s animal attraction

Xavier Eeckhout specialises in animalier sculpture

Thirst for knowledge

This Old Master painting by the 18th century Italian

Join the tribe

Non-European ethnographic art is a one of the new categories

International Sales

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Help on hand to jump hurdles

Decorative art dealer duo started their own advisory service to cope with new Brexit rules

Boldy go to Barry Potter

It’s toy time at Sandown Park on Saturday, November

Grocer’s shop grows into a new life

Closed for almost two decades, a shop in the Cotswolds

Why pinging can be a valuable aid to identifying glass

In reference to James Shaw’s letter published in ATG

It was a week to remember

The British Antique Dealers’ Association celebrated

Alan Hobart: I miss his cheery voice

I was saddened on hearing of Alan Hobart’s death (Obituary

Obituary – Roger de Ville

It is with great sadness that I was informed of the