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Finette Lemaire specialises in tribal art and owns Galerie Lemaire in Amsterdam.

A cast zinc figure of Odysseus is one of the prominent works of art at the Prussian Sale that Lempertz is holding in Berlin on April 24.

Dorking Antiques was launched last August by three dealers: Mark Holden, Eddie Hawkins and David Whalley.

On Friday, April 9, Michael Bloomstein of Brighton was paying the following for bulk scrap against a gold fix of: $1747.95 / €1471.10 / £1274.78

The Islamic and Indian Art sale at Bonhams (27.5/25% buyer’s premium) in London on March 30 included this diamond and emerald set forehead pendant (chand-tikka) from the collection of Maharani Jindan Kaur (1817-63).

Tribal art specialist Zemanek-Münster will be holding a spring auction on April 24 in Würzburg.

A round-up of art and antiques news from the previous seven days, including news of BADA Friends returning to physical events.

Depiction of one McNeill sister sets a record while portrait of her sibling also appears at another auction

The binding is an early 20th century one, and the very last leaf has been supplied as an autograph facsimile, but on March 17 the 1578 first English edition of Rembert Dodoens’ A Nievve Herball, or Historie of Plants shown here was bid to £3000.

Lack of a dust jacket is not always crucial to a high price, as Erskine Childers’ much-loved The Riddle of the Sands of 1903 shows.

Still Life with Autumn Fruit and Bouquet of Flowers by the Swiss artist Johannes Dünz was probably conceived as one of four seasonal paintings.

Tapestry and textiles specialist S Franses is to face its landlord in court for the fourth time next month.

An eight-lot sale in New York titled A Family Collection: Works on Paper, Van Gogh to Freud raised a premium-inclusive total of $25.3m (£18.2m).

Although in his day Walter Schulz-Matan was regarded as an important representative of Neue Sachlichkeit and Magic Realism, his market value with today’s collectors is way below the level of many of his colleagues.

More than 20 LAPADA dealers have signed up to take stands at The Game Fair this summer.

The popularity of the tiara, that reached its peak in the decades before the onset of the First World War when diamonds from South Africa were in plentiful supply, has fluctuated across the 20th century in line with prosperity and fashion.

It is often said there is a strict hierarchy for the prices of game bird pictures by the great ornithological artist Archibald Thorburn (1860-1935).

When designing his wellknown chairs, the Italian-American designer Harry Bertoia drew on his early experience as a jeweller and sculptor.

How a firm of importers brought Jugendstil jewellery to Britain – with the help of a little German efficiency

Better late than never, Woolley & Wallis will get to hold its January jewellery sale this month – on April 29.