Print issue 2611 (30 September 2023)
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News
- Anti-money laundering: prepare for HMRC checks
- Pipe dream reality: meerschaum magnificence
- Hindman holds first New York sales series
- Painting returns to William Morris' ‘heaven on earth’
- Turophiles rejoice: Leeds university buys Elizabethan manuscript on cheese making
- Trinder rejoins auction house where he started, now as joint partner
News Digest
- Pick of the week: Music made with a touch of glass
- Hone sweet home: view a collection in situ
- Bid Barometer: issue 2611
- Precious metals prices: issue 2611
- News in brief including the BADA Arts Prize judges revealed
Auction Reports
- Antiquities lots turn heads in salerooms
- Presentation sword cuts through complaints of bad conduct
- Weapon belonged to Light Brigade prisoner
- No, it’s not a Wally Bird...
- Early dated Scottish sampler draws bidding six times over estimate
- Rare enamel advertising design on the move in Wiltshire
- ART MARKET: Tuke trio comes together in Cornish saleroom
- Welsh Williams, but not just Sir Kyffin for once
- Making hay while the sun shines: work from a Staithes Group collection
Books & Works On Paper
- Fist editions: boxing books at auction
- Houdini ready to wow the crowds in Bolton
- Archive tells story of the little-known Japanese Antarctic Expedition
- Gainsborough sketch on offer in Pennsylvania
- Complete copy of Curtis' 40 volumes on offer at Hindman
- British and Irish book auctions, September 26-October 8, 2023
Previews
Dealers’ Diary
- British Art Fair in London keeps 20th century focus at its heart
- Mitton teams up with Peppiatt and Moore-Gwyn
- Further highlights to bring you a Battersea bonus
- Dealer news in brief including more objects on offer at the LAPADA Berkeley Square Fair
- 5 Questions with dealer Julie Sumner
Special Report
- SHIPPING AND DELIVERY: The sea is green
- ‘Green living’ in a material world
- Waxing lyrically for beeswax packaging
- Brexit is getting better but still a business burden
- How auction houses deal with in-house shipping
Collector Interview
Feature
- US HIGHLIGHTS: Majolica amassed by collecting duo 'has it all'
- Scotsman figure punches well above estimate
- Spectacular vases combined two great talents
- Bodies of work: British art in focus
- Designer John Orfe sped far ahead of his time
- Patek Philippe Riccio watch provides a rich picking
- Eye-catching Italian posters on offer
- Glory days of Detroit cars can still drive consignments
- Roman torso last seen in public in 1948
- Bear mask entranced medicine men
- Getty collection finale at Christie’s includes English furniture
- Gauguin's spoon ‘served as erotic symbol’
Fairs, Markets, Shops & Centres
Letters
- ‘Old white men’ is in itself an offensive term
- The Crystal Palace showcase was not unlike the Paris Salon
Backpage
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