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Scottish Maritime Museum acquires landmark early painting by John Bellany
The Scottish Maritime Museum has acquired ‘The Boat Builders’, an early painting by John Bellany (1942-2013), for £200,000. 20 October 2018
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Where to be: Five auctions and fairs in the Midlands next week
19 October 2018
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Five choice objects up for auction in Islamic Week
19 October 2018
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    19 October 2018
  • Most Read: ATG’s top stories this week – including museum complaints over Titanic artefacts auction
    19 October 2018
  • Barnebys buys online valuation firm ValueMyStuff
    18 October 2018
  • Five top picture lots from Lyon & Turnbull’s Kirkton House auction
    18 October 2018

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News DigestPick of the week: Pilkington’s pride of place
A private collection of more than 30 pieces of Pilkington’s Lancastrian lustre excelled when offered at Lyon & Turnbull (25% buyer’s premium) in Edinburgh on October 10.
NewsBenchmark prices for Horlicks’ ‘prime period’ Mouseman
The Horlicks collection of Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson furniture was sold at Sworders’ auction for £236,000.
NewsAntique arms fairs combine at Olympia
Auction ReportsAn array of accessible antiquities
Auction ReportsSignature of John Sell Cotman is key note to £20,000 result
Auction ReportsSotheby’s rolls out the barrel
Dealers’ DiaryJapan shines in grainy focus
InternationalThe dust settles: a special report on the Australian auction scene
Fairs & MarketsWhy plastic can also be fantastic when it comes to toys
Auction ReportsGetting stuffed is a good move for auctioneers

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Asian ArtMarket Trends – Expert views on the market for Asian art
With the supply of blue-chip wares a constant issue, the market for Asian art can shift from season to season. Here ATG talks to UK specialists to spotlight the current trends.
Asian ArtThe roots and the routes of export trade
Globalisation is not a 21st century phenomenon. The ‘fusion’ art arising from the interaction between Western and Eastern cultures has captivated generations of collectors since the 17th century.
Asian ArtDealer Michael Cohen's largest ever catalogue
Asian ArtGuess who’s coming to London
Asian ArtObjects with stories
Asian ArtAuction highlights
Asian ArtKey Asian art selling centres around the world
Asian ArtHighlights from the Asian art sales season

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JewelleryKutchinsky's post-war designs that hailed the return of luxury goods
The history of the Kutchinsky jewellery brand dates back to 1893 – the year Hirsch Kutchinsky and son Morris arrived in the East End of London, having fled Poland.
JewelleryDesigner Wendy Ramshaw's work re-emerges on the market
Contemporary jewellery designer Wendy Ramshaw’s earlier work, including her signature ring stacks first made in 1967, is coming back onto the market.
JewelleryJoanna Hardy discovers Bond Street jeweller Hennell's archive
JewelleryFar Eastern demand helps tiaras to shine
JewelleryTreasures from safe deposit box sold at Lawrences' auction
JewelleryGold ring found near minster sells at Hansons
JewelleryGreat Grantham selection of Victorian jewellery
JewelleryTiffany cat and mouse chased at Roseberys auction

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Letters from Japan by 'father of studio pottery' Bernard Leach sell at Somerset auction to a Surrey museum

18 October 2018
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17 October 2018

Etruscan bronze returned to Italy 30 years after disappearance

17 October 2018

Boris Karloff The Mummy 1932 film poster could set world auction record in Sotheby's online sale

16 October 2018

'Armada Table' makes €360,000, nearly twice top estimate, at Adam's in Ireland

16 October 2018

Antique ceramics dealers join forces to relaunch New York fair

16 October 2018

Movers and shakers: the latest trade appointments including a new Florida auction house and hires at Gurr Johns and Robert Young Antiques

16 October 2018

‘Big Top’ lots: Four circus-related collectables up for sale this autumn

16 October 2018

Cambridge saleroom Cheffins says strong prices have inspired a specialist jewellery, silver and watches biannual auction

16 October 2018

Affordable art: Six works sold or offered for under £900 including a scene by 'Derbyshire's John Constable'

15 October 2018

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15 October 2018

What to See: Five art and antiques events in Wales this week

15 October 2018

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