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Winner’s medal from first Olympic Games in Athens takes six-figure sum at auction
A winner’s medal from the first Olympic Games which took place in Athens in 1896 took a hammer price of £105,730 (or £135,334 including buyer’s premium), three-times its estimate. 02 March 2026
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Iron Age coin found by metal detectorist is among five lots to watch
02 March 2026
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  • West London valuation day leads to mass evacuation after live shells, ammunition and landmine emerge from a Harrods bag
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  • Mayfair antiquities dealer part of the team revealing a 154-million-year-old fossil
    27 February 2026

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NewsTrump tariffs ‘have slashed UK antiques exports to the US’, says BADA
The value of exports of antiques from Britain to the US may have fallen by as much as 49% since US President Donald Trump began his tariff announcements in April 2025.
Collector InterviewCollector Interview: Meet the ‘Byron nut’ who lives in the poet’s old house
Geoffrey Bond, who runs The Geoffrey Bond Consultancy, has had an extensive career spanning law, business, heritage, TV, radio and latterly publishing.
NewsLetters at auction recall reign of tragic ‘Nine Day Queen’ Lady Jane Grey
News DigestRare Praxinoscope combining moving images and music flies over estimate at Plymouth auction
News DigestDate of first ceramics sale in Devizes is set
Fair ReportBromley event: ‘A good mix of stalls and a friendly vibe’
BackpageA lawyer writes: An act of charity can lead to a high cost later on
Feature'Perhaps the most significant private collection of British comics ever assembled'
Dealers’ DiaryDealers and interior designers collaborating as a ‘single marketplace’ will make debut at Bath fair
Auction ReportsFurnished in the grand manner: Corby Castle brought grandeur to Cumbria

Ceramics and Glass

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Ceramics and GlassHarry Davis designs for Royal Worcester bear up well
Of all the many subjects painted by Harry Davis (1885-1970) during his long and celebrated tenure at the Royal Worcester factory, among the rarest and most desirable are polar bears in an Arctic landscape.
Ceramics and GlassCeramic Highlander was made in the Lowlands
Ceramics and Glass‘Mum went out to buy a coat but got a Lambeth delft candlestick instead’
Ceramics and GlassGeorge Tinworth mice draw serious interest from collectors
Ceramics and GlassRoyal Doulton figures add touch of character from the 1920s
Ceramics and GlassTiffany lamp record set as Magnolia pattern turns heads
Ceramics and GlassMy search to identify a mystery Staffordshire figure
Ceramics and GlassSèvres plate too expensive for a French king sells in Germany
Ceramics and GlassMeissen with a Delft touch emerges in Nottingham
Ceramics and GlassEarly example of Gallé in demand

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JewelleryFrom Buckingham Palace vaults to saleroom highs
The Airlie tiara proved once again that fine examples associated with royalty and or aristocracy carry a financial premium.
JewelleryJavanese please: Items from the Indonesian island’s true golden age
Jewellery from Indonesia shows great artistic and technical sophistication that catches the eyes of collectors.
JewelleryRing deemed of ‘Tudor or Stuart’ origin rather than 18th century
JewelleryGetty Museum reveals latest purchases including ancient Greek ring
JewelleryThe ‘£50 box of costume jewellery’ sold for £600,000 at auction
JewelleryBrooches are ‘too often underestimated’ says Wartski specialist
JewelleryKoopman jewellery strong enough to ‘go it alone’
JewelleryWhy Child & Child was the artist’s choice
Jewellery‘The place where Tiffany glass and jewellery overlaps’
JewelleryGeoffrey Munn loans jewellery collection to V&A

Modern British Art Highlights

Recent coverage of the Modern British art market
Modern British Art
Four Red Tulip Petals by Eliot Hodgkin
Modern British ArtPetal power: Eliot Hodgkin study brings ‘extremely wealthy’ collectors to Chichester sale
Berkshire-born artist Eliot Hodgkin (1905-87) is known for his highly detailed still-lifes of natural objects, depicting subjects ranging from fruit and vegetables to eggs and pastries.
Modern British ArtJohn Nash brings in big Bucks with his countryside scenes
Modern British ArtLargest Tirzah Garwood group to emerge in one go sets a test of the market
Modern British ArtGrandmother’s Alfred Wallis purchases bring reward for vendor
Modern British ArtNathaniel Sparks’ ‘masterpiece’ flies over estimate at Cambridge sale
Modern British ArtDemand emerges for Mary Potter still life at specialist East Anglian art sale
Modern British ArtStudio source brings strong results
Modern British ArtRich seam of modern art surfaces in Somerset
Modern British ArtAuction record set for George Chapman at Rogers Jones
Modern British Art‘Gem of a painting’ was created by key figure in Tempera Revival

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