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2012
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Carter tiles ready to be snapped up
05 October 2012Recently rescued from Kent & Sussex Hospital in Tunbridge Wells, a selection of 13 Carter tiles attributed to Phyllis Butler are to be offered at Bonhams Knightsbridge on October 16.
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An ´ancient´ reappraisal as gems emerge at Bond Street sale
05 October 2012A collection of 27 intaglios from the collection of Prince Stanislas Poniatowski (1754-1833), nephew of the last King of Poland, came to auction in London last month with a intriguing back-story.
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Spero's exhibition lifts the lid on English porcelain
05 October 2012The latest catalogue for Kensington ceramics dealer Simon Spero’s next exhibition has just landed on ATG’s Editorial desk.
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Russian order provides £40,000 result
05 October 2012This Russian military medal demolished an estimate of £10,000-15,000 at a recent sale held at Bonhams Knightsbridge.
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Now Cork Street faces two major redevelopments
02 October 2012A second major property development unveiled for Cork Street in Mayfair now means that over half of the galleries there face being forced out.
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Barnes collection brings Joy
02 October 2012Joy Barnes (b.1912), a life-long artist and local Somerset resident who turns 100 next month, was present in the saleroom to watch her collection of Modern British art and studio ceramics sold by Greenslade Taylor Hunt in Taunton.
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New conference for auctioneers
02 October 2012Pictured here are delegates on the steps of the Ashmolean Museum during the Oxford Conference, a two-day event for auctioneers organised by Rupert Toovey of Toovey’s and Jeremy Lamond of Halls.
Three jailed for the Fitzwilliam theft
02 October 2012Three men have been jailed for a total of 18 years for their involvement in the theft of Chinese artefacts from the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge.
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Wenlok Jug recovered by police
02 October 2012The 14th century Wenlok Jug has been returned to a Luton museum after it was stolen in May.
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Soup tureen prototype takes £115,000 bid in Woking
01 October 2012This silver-gilt centrepiece is believed to be a prototype for a set of four soup tureens in the Royal Collection designed by John Flaxman (1756-1826) and made by John Bridge (1755-1834) for George IV.
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Harrison’s time has come again in York
01 October 2012The technological breakthrough of a clock which could keep accurate time to within one second every month was an unheard-of feat in 1727.
Haring and Basquiat foundations will no longer authenticate works
01 October 2012In 2011, the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts dissolved its controversial authentication board after a string of legal challenges. Now the equivalent foundations for both Keith Haring and Jean-Michel Basquiat have cut their ties with the art market and will no longer authenticate works.
SAS join SOFAA
01 October 2012Special Auction Services of Newbury have been elected to the Society of Fine Art Auctioneers and Valuers (SOFAA).
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Big game in Edinburgh
01 October 2012Following the late summer sales in Edinburgh, Bonhams have announced that they are to sell the contents of Hensol, an historic Category A-listed mansion at Mossdale, Castle Douglas.
New wreck discovered in South China Sea
01 October 2012Fishermen are reported to have discovered another ancient shipwreck, complete with cargo, in the South China Sea near Vung Tau off the South East coast of Vietnam.
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Rare Ravilious submarines surface at Sworders
29 September 2012Prints by Eric Ravilious (1903-42) don’t crop up too often, so when Sworders’ offered a collection of five lithographs from his ‘Submarines’ series at latest sale in Stansted Mountfitchet, there was understandably a good level of interest.
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Wonderful Godward painting is a dream find
28 September 2012Previously only known from a 1910 print and unrecorded for half a century, this 20in x 2ft 6in (50 x 75cm) oil by John William Godward (1861-1922) will be offered by Lawrences in Crewkerne on October 12.
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The Scream to go on public display in NY
28 September 2012The most expensive artwork ever sold at auction is to go on display to the public for six months at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
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Celebrating Horner of Halifax
28 September 2012Among the submissions considered for the Radio 4’s popular series ‘A History of the World in 100 Objects’ were two modest pieces of silver and enamel Art Nouveau-style jewellery by Charles Horner (1837-96) of Halifax – the local jeweller turned international manufacturer who through mass-production methods, innovative designs and marketing genius took high fashion to the masses.
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Francis Bacon rugs remain an enigma after second withdrawal
24 September 2012A pair of rugs signed Francis Bacon, and thought to relate to the artist’s early career as an interior decorator, have been withdrawn from sale for the second time in three years.