Print issue 2558 (10 September 2022)
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News
- Soldiers’ thanks to nurse Esme: cape with military badges brings demand at auction
- Gold coins hoard found under a kitchen floor
- Warrior figure stolen from former antiques shop
- Ready for a night of surreal dreams
- Paul Allen collection tipped to set highest auction total
News Digest
- Pick of the week: Belting result for Action Man
- Bid Barometer: issue 2558
- Precious metals prices: issue 2558
- Early Thailand revealed in a £12,000 album
- News in Brief – including one of only 30 known copies of The Beano No 1 emerging at auction
Feature
- SILVER: The growing fame of the Highlands ‘hammermen’
- Victorian kettle modelled as a curling stone doubles estimate in Edinburgh
- Brontë family link boosts jug result
- Famous owners Tuke and Klimt enhance early 20th century items
- Qing trophy won by an Australian bidder
- Irish ‘freedom’ boxes bring fierce bidding battles in Oxfordshire auction
- British and overseas examples
Auction Reports
- Pressure point in the saleroom
- Boomerang chairs show modern furniture market remains strong
- ART MARKET: Isabel Goldsmith gems come to market
- John Banting bleeds for his art
- Langley ladies ponder a quiet life in Newlyn
- BOOKS AND WORKS ON PAPER: Nun’s illuminating role in Italy
- Extensive collection of Ford Madox Ford emerges in Cheshire
- British and Irish book auctions: September 6-30, 2022
- Book recalls evolution of a natural selection theory
- How to illustrate the tale of a tail
- Four Quartets and a signature add up to £1750
Previews
Dealers’ Diary
- 'Pathway to Impressionism' photography show debuts at James Hyman
- The web shop window: 1950s copy of Just William
- Menzel pops up in Hamburg thanks to joint exhibition
- 5 Questions: Alan Marcuson of Marcuson and Hall
International
- English embroideries impress at US auction
- ‘Gang of Five’ robot takes $70,000 at Morphy Auctions
- Rediscovered painting by German Symbolist von Stuck emerges in Missouri
- Get your teeth into T-Rex
- Bizarre goat rider and monkey combination
- Time waits for no-one at French auction
- Russian Futurist’s US view offered at Doyle
- Single-owner Parisian collection includes Louis XVI commode
Fairs, Markets, Shops & Centres
- Event is anonymous no longer
- Peruse antiques again along the Pantiles
- Perfect for lovers of alternative frock
- Dealer establishes a new Bourne identity in Surrey
Backpage
- Obituary: Metalware dealer Christopher Bangs
- Obituary: Auctioneer and horology specialist Roger Warren
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