Premises and Property

CAMA Gallery, a Persian art specialist from Iran, has opened its first London gallery in Westminster.

A devastating fire at an auction house in Scotland has forced it to temporarily relocate.

Ever wanted to own a Hornsey Town Hall jerry can, street sign or some ARP memorabilia? Or perhaps some old computers, scientific equipment and vintage school lockers?

Stamp and coin dealership Stanley Gibbons Group has sold a stake to the owner of model railway and collectables retailer Hornby to help pay down debt.

The Fine Art Society has decided to end its 142-year stint on London’s Bond Street in Mayfair and is searching for a new home.

Antiques dealership Mallett has been reunited with its former stablemates Dreweatts and Bloomsbury following a £100,000 purchase by Gurr Johns-owned Dreweatts.

China Guardian is to open a new flagship building in Beijing this spring with auction and museum space.

A call has gone out to help raise £3m to create a Welsh sculpture park and tourist centre that includes an 80ft (24m) bronze sculpture of a dragon.

Sponsorship - and organisation - of the Philadelphia Antiques & Art Show is changing hands.

Australian auction house Mossgreen is to be wound down by administrators after joint founder Paul Sumner was unable to restructure the firm.

The last general antiques shop in the historic Brighton Lanes area is to close later this month.

Jewellery dealer Wartski is swapping Mayfair for St James’s and will move south to 60 St James’s Street in London by the end of the summer.

Leading US regional auction house James D Julia is to become part of Morphy Auctions.