Bishop & Miller

Model produced for pilgrims and tourists to Jerusalem in mind is a highlight as specialist sales launch

A special selection of European continental porcelain coming up in UK auctions and abroad.

The Bishop & Miller's (25% buyer’s premium) recent sale of Asian Art in Stowmarket was topped by two pieces of Chinese red overlay white glass: a brush pot with three ribbed bands and a scrolling foliate body and a vase with a scrolling leaf design.

Three modestly valued works selling at regional sales including a Tom Scott watercolour.

Fifteen upcoming lots from auctions taking place around the UK.

Three works selling at regional sales below £1500, including a Rosalie Emslie watercolour.

Like John Constable before him, the 19th century painter John Arnesby Brown (1866-1955) found endless inspiration in the low horizons and expansive skies of East Anglia. He was also interested in light and atmosphere and the effect of sunshine and shadow on the landscape.

This felt bicorne hat is of a type worn by all ranks of the British heavy cavalry and most light cavalry officers until replaced in 1812 by crested helmets and shakos.

Pair of candlesticks light up auction with surprise result.

Bowl and chicken cup impress in Suffolk and Berkshire salerooms.

An example of a Bronze Age Yetholm type copper alloy shield from c.1300-975BC is for sale as part of the new Gentleman’s Library Auction format taking place at Suffolk saleroom Bishop & Miller on September 5.

Coming fresh to market from a corn merchant’s shop, seven early/mid- 20th century enamel signs extolling Spratt’s pet food for dogs, cats and canaries attracted UK collectors to Bishop & Miller’s (20% buyer’s premium) Stowmarket sale on May 17.

A classic SAS beige beret from the Second World War has sold for what is believed to be a record-breaking £17,500 hammer price.

Among the most desirable of all needlework samplers are those associated with pupils at the Ackworth School, founded as a co-educational boarding school in 1779 by the Quaker physician John Fothergill and still thriving today.

Silver across five centuries caught the eye at provincial sales in February.

Musicians from different generations provided sound results at Suffolk saleroom Bishop & Miller (19% buyer’s premium).