On January 10, Tennants (20% buyer’s premium) sold a single-owner collection of polar and other travel books – […]

Lots relating to explorer Matthew Flinders are particularly topical given that his grave has just been re-discovered in […]

The £140,000 record-breaking Cedric Morris lower painting at Chichester saleroom Henry Adams (plus 20% buyer’s premium) was not […]

Once breech-loading guns became the norm, the gun itself was only one part of the equation. Ammunition was […]

Following the fall of Seringapatam in India on May 4, 1799, portions of the spoils were variously allocated […]

“There’s no money around in January” is the refrain you often hear from businesses in the new year. […]

Illustrated below is the title page of a copy of the very first book by CS Lewis to […]

The sale of a family collection of British and American art and antiques assembled by three successive generations […]

Sales of ski posters have long been a seasonal feature of the auction scene scheduled for those winter […]

Many weapons have to remain silent witnesses to the conflicts in which they took part, so there is […]

This 3ft 2in (97cm) high Roman marble statue of draped female form with a lyre, representing the Greek […]

Pub names can provide a snapshot of British history. Many years ago now, while subsisting on cheese on […]

Two suits of armour that emerged in recent auctions at Continental salerooms. Extracted from Antiques Trade Gazette | Mark […]

A recently released new film about the relationship between Elizabeth I and Mary Queen of Scots, one in […]

It was not a vintage season for armour in the salerooms, but in Thomas Del Mar’s (24% buyer’s […]

Fees charged by auctioneers, from buyer’s premium to condition reports, have been a hot topic in the pages […]

Greenslade Taylor Hunt’s (19.5% buyer’s premium) first sale of the year got off to a bright start with […]

The latest dispersal of objects from the collection of the late Christopher Martin-Zakheim and his shop Iconastas Gallery […]