Belgium

Though the performer is largely forgotten today, two Bénévol-related items appeared at Bernaerts (25% buyer’s premium) in Antwerp as part of a Circus & Magic sale.

The 69th edition of BRAFA, Belgium’s longstanding art and antiques fair, starts this month opening to the public on January 28 and continuing to February 4.

Top prices set for majolica by the French Massier factory at auction in Belgium

Antwerp dealership Galerie Lowet de Wotrenge has made two sales to international institutions.

A summary of news and events from around the trade including an Antwerp dealer's upcoming show focusing on the Flemish artist Cornelis Schut (1597-1655).

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

Items sold at auction show how Jesuit expertise helped China to gain technological skill for enamelling

The 68th edition of the BRAFA Art Fair closed its doors to the public on February 5 with 65,000 visitors having passed through its doors, writes Anne Crane.

A large and highly decorated processional cross, 18 x 10in (45 x 25cm), from 13th century Limoges is among the highlights in Bernard Descheemaeker’s exhibition and latest catalogue.

The BRAFA fair this year – and several of its exhibitors – has adopted the city’s theme for 2023

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

BRAFA Art Fair in Brussels has announced its dates for the 2023 edition.

BRAFA’s new Expo base hailed as a success as Belgian fair returns to face-to-face business

From mid-June Brussels will be a hive of activity on the art and antiques front with plenty on offer to interest residents and draw visitors to the city.

With Brussels’ major art and antiques fair BRAFA postponed from its usual January slot until June, a group of exhibitors have got together to present a foretaste of the type of pieces on offer later in the year at Brussels Expo in galleries around the city under the title Brussels Art Walk supported by BRAFA.

Certain areas became hubs for the manufacture of toys, such as Nuremberg and Erzgebirge in Germany.