Dealers

Masoud Mazaheri of Bakhtiyar is among the dealers set to appear at LARTA this month.

The Decorative Fair becomes first major event to be held in 2022 after others are postponed.

An antiques shop is part of a now award-winning imaginative transformation of some of a North Yorkshire railway station’s disused buildings.

As pandemic restrictions eased, businesses and event organisers breathed sighs of relief in 2021.

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

This story was updated on January 6 following an announcement from the organiser.

Cork Street gallery Browse & Darby kicks off the new year with an exhibition on artist Ed Gilbert in association with curators Flora Fairbairn & Co.

Barewall Art Gallery has published a monograph on celebrated Staffordshire artist Arthur Berry (1925-94), known as the ‘Lowry of the Potteries’.

The UK government has issued a temporary export bar for a Fromanteel longcase clock dating to c.1660.

A portrait by Orientalist artist Paul Leroy (1860-1942) of a man in a yellow turban is among the early sales made during London Art Week (LAW).

Antiques lovers are spoilt for choice in Derbyshire.

New shop was inspired by lessons passed on from grandparents

Hopes of an easier year seemed rather optimistic as 2021 opened but despite the pandemic disruption many art and antiques firms were able to do surprisingly good business…however, Omicron could put another spanner in the works as 2022 looms

Comet depiction is one of the highlights as UK dealers target US sales opportunity

Despite the difficulties the organisers can be proud of their ongoing trade history research

Frenchman Thibaut Bizeul, who sells online as Kingsbridge Antiques and Interiors near Matlock and with a predominantly trade warehouse in nearby Haddon Hall at Rowsley, is now back travelling to Europe for stock, despite the added paperwork and associated customs costs.

Re: ‘In-cider knowledge needed…’, Letters, ATG Nos 2519/21.