Victorian silver novelties do not come much better than this claret jug, formed as a 9in (23cm) tall […]
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The Design sale at Christie’s New York (25/20% buyer’s premium) on December 13 included the return to the […]
This impressive and rare pair of silver table candlesticks with cluster columns, square bases and drip cups had […]
Among the very earliest printed works sold at auction at the end of last year was a beautifully […]
Pin cushions have their own niche market in the novelty silver field. Nineteen Edwardian examples were offered at […]
The UK government’s arts minister Helen Whately has placed an export bar on a 15th century Middle English […]
Originally medieval drinking vessels, wassail bowls became highly decorative status symbols by the 19th century as this large […]
Pocket guide to pleasure stimulates in Staffs and saucy memoir excites bidders in Yorks. Extracted from Antiques Trade […]
This pair of 19th century electroplated cups, offered by Andrew Smith & Son (21% buyer’s premium) in Alresford […]
A recent sale at C&T in Tunbridge Wells included an unexpected bid of £1700 (estimate £50-70) for three […]
A ‘rediscovered’ lifetime cast of Giambologna’s ‘Rape of a Sabine’ topped Sotheby’s sell-out sale of works from the […]
Matthew Barton (25% buyer’s premium) attracted international interest in this early-19th century German gold snuff box at his […]
Varied selection of Down Under images joins British art on offer in Salisbury saleroom. Extracted from Antiques Trade […]
Australasia provided the talking points and two main buyers at the recent Tennants (20% buyer’s premium) specialist sale […]
An intaglio ring became the second of the ‘lost’ Marlborough jewels to surface at auction in 2019 when […]
Rescued from a skip, a rusting British enamel advertising sign sold for £10,400 (plus 24% buyer’s premium) at […]
This rediscovered drawing of the future George IV (1762-1830) is believed to have been owned by his true […]
Putting classic English furniture firmly back in the forefront of provincial sales in the first part of December […]
