Special Auction Services of Newbury will offer a painting by French Vietnamese artist Le Pho (1907- 2001) at […]

The ‘love seat’ said to have played a part in the abdication crisis of 1936 is to be […]

This 3ft 10in (1.15m) wide Qianlong (1736-95) three-colour lacquer throne merits a catalogue of its own and an […]

Christie’s latest ‘Classic Week’ sales series put in a robust performance with sales of Old Master and 19th […]

This Chinese export charger, measuring 15in (40cm), is one of two from the service made for Captain Matthew […]

Robert S Huthart, the Newcastle-born manager of the Hong Kong department store conglomerate Lane Crawford, was first introduced […]

At Donnington Priory on May 23, Dreweatts will hold a sale of Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art […]

This framed wood panel decorated in gold, silver and red lacquer with a pair of spiny lobsters on […]

The May 14-16 Interiors series at Bellmans of Wisborough Green, West Sussex, features a substantial Asian section. Extracted […]

James Ware (1859-1913), a merchant navy captain, turned to missionary work following his arrival in Shanghai. Extracted from […]

Henry Aldridge & Son will offer items from the Skidmore collection at its May 18 sale – including […]

A flying log book belonging to one of the female pilots of the Air Training Auxiliary (ATA) who […]

Keys’ fine sale on July 24-26 will include more examples of porcelain from the local Lowestoft factory. Extracted […]

A watercolour by Solomon Alexander Hart (1806-1881), the first Jewish member of the Royal Academy, drew dramatic competition […]

Bought by a German collector for €115,000 (£99,140), a 15th century illustrated account of Leben der Heiligen Altväter, […]

Ian Fleming firsts in a Swann of New York sale of May 14 will include a copy of […]

Opening the antique ceramics section of Lawrences’ (25% buyer’s premium) four-day sale in Crewkerne was the William Farrar […]

Plague water is one of the more striking entries in a now worn but finely bound volume of […]