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One of the most popular fleas in the country has been very busy this year, both with the numbers of stallholders and visitors, says the organiser.

Robert Weaver, a teacher and keeper of the Fellows’ Library at Dulwich College in south London, has collected medieval manuscript fragments for close to 50 years

While the rare book trade is steadily becoming more diverse, challenges still exist, as four newer members of the Forum Auctions team in London tell ATG

We chat to a collector whose political and royal commemorative ceramics mean he can 'survey three centuries of British history in a single glance'

Antiques Trade Gazette reported (No 2600) on the recent opening of my new saleroom at Royston in the name of Hanson Ross.

Book specialist Simon Vickers is retiring from his full-time role at Lyon & Turnbull to become a consultant.

Perth auctioneer Nick Burns of Lindsay Burns & Company was the winner of this year’s Scottish Auctioneers & Art Dealers golf tournament.

Buffy Parker is celebrating 50 years in the art market.

Auction house Hansons has opened its sixth saleroom, this time in Hertfordshire.

A chance purchase at auction during lockdown inspired a whole book on a single day of the Tour de France 100 years ago

Auction house Dreweatts’ managing director Jonathan Pratt is swapping the rostrum for the stage this summer.

It would be hard to overstate Peter Brooke’s contribution to the British art market.

Sarah Key and Phil Salin celebrated 30 years at the helm of the PBFA’s Cambridge Premier book fair in February. They chat to ATG about changes facing the fair, recent trends in the trade – and working together as a married couple

For those of us who feel tired even thinking about competing in the London marathon, Woolley & Wallis’ managing director Natalie Milsted's recent achievement is truly awe-inspiring.

Historic dealership Mallett has been relaunched with furniture specialist Rufus Bird to lead the firm.