Dealers

A rediscovered portrait of a leading figure in the fight for women’s suffrage has been purchased for the UK Parliament.

Collectors of photography have an eyeful next month in London with three fairs dedicated to the art, both vintage and modern.

It’s coming up to open season for open-air markets and the popular Beccles Antiques Market is back this month on Sunday, April 30.

A spate of businesses taking stock and personal collections to the saleroom reflects wider changes in the market

Demonstrations and the bags of rubbish piled up on the Paris streets were no deterrent for visitors to the Salon du Dessin in March.

While most dealerships look to existing auction houses to sell off excess stock, some dealers have brought the practice in house.

Barry Fletcher of the Carpet Merchant is an Arthur Swallow regular, making the journey over from Belgium.

One of the most striking items on offer at 'The Tribal Art Fair Online' this month is a hammered brass ‘ogba’ anklet.

Textile Society’s annual fair is part of a drive to help fund ways of bringing in fresh talent to the field.

Oliver Forge and Brendan Lynch made a series of sales to US museums at the recent edition of Asia Week New York (March 15-30).

Objects associated with the infamous 18th century ‘Beggars Bennison’ society command a certain appeal.

The team that launched 'Flea London' originally at Flat Iron Square and now at neighbouring Vinegar Yard at London Bridge are holding a second weekly market.

Agnews has launched a new works-on-paper business in Brussels.

Sandy White runs Sandy’s Vintage Charms specialising in charms dating from the Victorian period through to the 1980s.

Thousands of items are available to buy from dealers online. Here we pick out one that caught our eye this week.

Cromwell Place, the South Kensington arts hub, has appointed Helen Nisbet to the newly created role of CEO and artistic director.

The Treasure House Fair, the new June event in Chelsea, has released its initial exhibitor list.

An early picture of Victorian artist Sir Edwin Landseer (1802-73) working with his animal subjects has been reidentified by Belgravia dealership Bagshawe Fine Art.