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Bid Barometer – issue 2332
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Sotheby’s hails ‘improving art market’
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BADA website revamp will boost dealer and object search
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News In Brief
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Newsmaker
The art and antiques unit goes back on the beat
New head of the Met’s art squad discusses thefts, fakes, looted art and future plans
Auction Reports
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Prices of ‘old-school’ term
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A fresh-to-market consignment involving great names
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Carpenter’s tool store is chest the thing for unusual
John Nash is flavour of the months
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Conservative depiction could be of colourful noble
A portrait thought to depict one of the most notorious
Diploma group passes sale test
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Frampton comes alive
The 20th century portraitist Meredith Frampton (1894-1984)
Scottish sale travels far and wide
Edinburgh auction house’s catalogue includes early lots related to highlands and islands
The first Steadman slice of fear and loathing in 1971
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Previews
Previews: Up to £500
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Design event rolls in to former railway station
Tour & Taxis in Brussels is a vast swathe of Victorian
Mid-century is modern look
“Mid-century is pretty unstoppable as the ‘new antique’
Vintage in Brussels
The busy 70-standholder Brussels Vintage Market, pictured
Letters to the editor
Auctioneers should ‘up their game’ on watches
MADAM – I think the increased interest and associated
Lost appeal of young classics
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MADAM – Re: the article by Laura Chesters concerning
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MADAM – We write in response to the letter written
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