A hand painted bottle of 1926 60-year-old Macallan whisky sold for a hammer price of £1m at auction, […]

A superb Sikhote-Alin iron meteorite with an estimate of £25,000-30,000 is included in Duke’s sale A Taste of […]

A Roman bronze foot from a monumental statue topped an auction of Antiquities held by Bonhams in London […]

It is the quirky designs of husband-and-wife team François-Xavier and Claude Lalanne that populate the top echelons of […]

A cartographic highlight of the mammoth October 30-November 1 series of sales held by German auction house Reiss […]

Rare as Forres silver is, three pieces by the Highland town’s smiths John and Patrick Riach were on […]

Artist often overshadowed by husband William now comes into her own at auction. Extracted from Antiques Trade Gazette […]

Since Jamaica declared independence in 1962, art on the Caribbean island has swung between two major styles: ‘mainstream’ […]

Adam Smith’s personal copy of his first edition of his great work the Wealth of Nations is coming […]

Mammoths may be long extinct, but one still set hearts racing in a recent sale at Summers Place […]

Containing near contemporary and even, it would seem, first-hand accounts of the voyages of Columbus and other travellers, […]

A 200-year-old saltwater pearl, later mounted in a Belle Epoque necklace, has sold at a hammer price of […]

Sotheby’s is the latest auction house to pull the sale of rhinocerous horn artefacts from its auction. Extracted […]

Despite its size and various eras of occupation, Malta sustained a vibrant silver and gold-working tradition across several […]

For what is probably the world’s most famous and popular steam engine, the Flying Scotsman has experienced a […]

Extracted from Antiques Trade Gazette | Noelle McElhatton, Laura Chesters The organisers of Asian Art in London are to […]

Extracted from Antiques Trade Gazette | Tom Derbyshire When Alan Wardle’s niece searched online for family history she uncovered […]