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A 19th century baker’s shop fitting and a Lowestoft jug are among five lots to watch at auction
With estimates from £1500-10,000 here are five previews of upcoming items this week. 10 May 2021
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Top stories this week – including news of a ‘barn find’ in a literal sense
09 May 2021
Ballet-style slippers
Queen Victoria's ballet-style slippers to be auctioned
08 May 2021
  • Exceptional Lalique Ceylan vase stars in our pick of five auction highlights
    07 May 2021
  • Paisley Museum asks public and trade to offer paisley items for new display
    06 May 2021
  • Napoleon St Helena shirt and cane feature in auction to mark bicentenary of his death
    05 May 2021
  • Battle of Britain medals and logbooks awarded to two of The Few come up at auction
    05 May 2021

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NewsRemembering Napoleon 200 years after his death as demand rises for relics
The bicentenary of Napoléon Bonaparte's death boosts demand for relics
News DigestPick of the week: Symbol of a surprisingly diverse era
London’s art world between the wars was a surprisingly diverse community.
Auction ReportsPioneers of rugby and football: Sporting dynasty's collection sold in Cardiff auction
Auction ReportsMetalware collection based on long experience
Dealers’ DiaryAubrey Beardsley: magic prints
Dealers’ DiaryFern favourites at dealer exhibition
Dealers’ DiaryThe web shop window: English bureau plat which appeared in James Bond film Dr No
Fairs, Markets & CentresHenley event causes ripples of excitement
Fairs, Markets & CentresMeat feast out, kimonos in
BackpageObituary: Andrew Morley (1947-2021)

Jewellery Highlights

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JewelleryModernist market thrives for Grima and Gard
Two unusual signed pieces by flavour-of-the-month Andrew Grima (1921-2007) recently sold at Dawsons.
JewelleryStoried jewels from Mountbatten
Sotheby’s sold the collection of Patricia Knatchbull, 2nd Countess Mountbatten of Burma, which include a fine selection of jewellery.
JewelleryNew audience brings tiara back in vogue
JewelleryMulti-gem necklaces: ‘Perfect for the enquiring mind’
JewelleryGold ring fitting for a de Vere
JewelleryChieftain’s brooch is still all the rage 2000 years later
JewelleryLalique’s dragonfly brooch brings high demand in Paris
JewelleryHey diddle diddle, the cat and the mandolin
JewelleryHuge demand for great example of Grand Tour glyphic art
JewelleryJewellery gifts from Queen Victoria in the spotlight

Arms, Armour & Militaria Highlights

Recent coverage of the arms, armour and militaria market
Arms, Armour & Militaria
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Arms, Armour & MilitariaGeorge Cross record broken again by London saleroom
The world record for a George Cross has been broken by a medal awarded to a courageous British soldier who died in captivity during the Korean War.
Arms, Armour & MilitariaLockdales finds high demand for militaria
The collecting of English military swords is a science in itself.
Arms, Armour & MilitariaColt icons become big money-earners
Arms, Armour & MilitariaFirearms collectors take aim at name recognition
Arms, Armour & MilitariaWhy armour still shone well after its use had faded
Arms, Armour & Militaria‘Attagirls’ items fly high at two auctions
Arms, Armour & MilitariaFishing trip that sank enemy ships
Arms, Armour & MilitariaAir Vice-Marshal's medal group flies high at Spink
Arms, Armour & MilitariaAn Indian Mutiny double
Arms, Armour & MilitariaMedal marks Cromwell triumph

Ceramics and Glass

Recent coverage of the ceramics and glass market
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Ceramics and GlassStrong selling rate as market responds to abundant Wedgwood offerings
A vast quantity of Wedgwood was on offer in a pair of decorative arts auctions.
Ceramics and GlassMug celebrating George Stephenson’s Rocket steams to triple-estimate
A Liverpool creamware transfer-printed frog mug was produced by the short-lived Herculaneum factory c.1830-33 just after the 1829 Rainhill Steam Trials.
Ceramics and GlassSèvres jug and basin for ‘Mylord Bolingbroke’
Ceramics and GlassVase sets Moser ceramics record
Ceramics and GlassTaking the market for toby jugs at face value
Ceramics and Glass‘The father of international law’ immortalised in glass form
Ceramics and Glass‘Earliest dated Irish glass’ sells at auction
Ceramics and GlassCollections of Worcester porcelain up to Scratch Cross
Ceramics and GlassHit the Deck for Orientalism
Ceramics and GlassTake tea with the queen – at a twelfth the normal size

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02 May 2021

The 'barn find' coming in at 26ft long and made of timber - and now up at auction

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Anglo-Japanese wall cabinet stars in our weekly pick of five auction highlights

30 April 2021

Changes at the top at Phillips as Sotheby’s restructures Fine Art division

29 April 2021

Lincolnshire’s Hemswell gets a newly refurbished and renamed antiques centre

29 April 2021

Rare $2m Meissen collection restituted to Jewish family comes to market in New York this autumn

28 April 2021

New faces at Tennants and in Bonhams Motoring team

27 April 2021

An Edwardian Arts & Crafts silver cup and a costume design for Rudolf Nureyev are among six lots to watch at auction

26 April 2021

Top stories this week – including news of Kempton reopening with a bang

25 April 2021

English female portrait painter returns to Colchester auction

24 April 2021

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