Dealers

Silver specialist delighted to count a Welsh Bible box among his sales at the Jaguar Fairs event

The latest catalogue from Jonathan Grant Gallery in New Zealand includes 'Pergola', a c.1936 gouache on paper by Frances Hodgkins (1869-1947).

A gallery offering Old Masters and antiques as well as Contemporary art is opening in Brooklyn, New York City.

This head of Buddha Sakyamuni from Thailand, c.1500, is among the offerings from Marcel Nies’ latest show and catalogue on Asian sculpture.

Oliver Bayliss runs Bayliss Rare Books offering contemporary classics, original movie posters and more.

Dealer Damon Revans-Turner of RTS Antiques in Liverpool has put a name and story to a rare Staffordshire figure that has hitherto evaded attribution.

London Art Week (LAW) has decided it will go ahead with a winter edition this season, contrary to initial reports.

An Arts & Crafts goblet soared over estimate last week to land in the stock of dealer Anthony Bernbaum of The Peartree Collection, who recognised it as the work of John Paul Cooper (1869-1933).

The high-spending end of the year is a particularly busy time for art and antiques dealers

Some lucky youngsters were among the attendees at IACF’s Shepton Mallet Antiques Fair earlier this month.

Andy Shield is co-founder of Brave Fine Art which focuses on European artworks, researching the stories behind their creation.

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

A silver sauceboat made in London, 1731, a scarce remaining work by Huguenot female maker Elizabeth Buteux, was one of the highlight sales at the recent Winter Art & Antiques Olympia Fair.

The BADA Friends has appointed Nicholas Merchant as new northern regional ambassador.

‘Zero profit’ but event got through Covid and has 220 stands at the next event

To quote toys specialist supremo Daniel Agnew, ex-Christie’s teddy bear auctions, co-organiser of the annual 'London International Antique Doll, Teddy Bear and Toy Fair: 200 Years of Childhood': “It’s like being in a museum where everything is for sale.”

Small is indeed beautiful for traders at two redundant churches given a new life as antique centres in the heart of Norwich some years ago.

It is with the greatest sadness, that his family has announced that their brother Peter Delehar died after a short illness on October 7 at the age of 78.