19th Century British Art

While an unusual 17th century picture titled The Hares’ Revenge was the star of Woolley & Wallis’ (27/26% buyer’s premium) latest Old Masters, British & European Paintings sale when it made £50,000 (see ATG No 2761), a couple of scenic views of Greece also drew competition.

Mark Rowles Fine Art is a gallery in Powys, Wales, run by Mark and his daughter Michelle Rowles-Lloyd.

Kingsclere dealership Jenna Burlingham Fine Art has sponsored a travelling loan show on Cornish art.

New York saleroom Auctions at Showplace is offering a well-documented Turner watercolour on October 8.

Visions of the Orient is a selling show staged by Darnley Fine Art but also includes rarely seen loaned works from Rochdale’s museum that have been in storage for many years.

Dealers in St James’s and Mayfair welcome another chance to stage selling exhibitions across one event

Latest auction results suggest the market is showing encouraging signs as new collectors emerge and others expand their horizons

Joseph Sherer entered the Royal Navy in 1811 aboard the Defiance. In 1819 he joined Hecla under Captain George Frederick Lyon taking part in Sir William Parry’s Arctic expeditions.

A “seminal document of Parliamentary history” has been purchased at auction by dealership Philip Mould & Company for a hammer price of £62,000.

This watercolour by Herbert Menzies Marshall (1841-1913) showing Ludgate Hill, London, is among the items on sale at Chris Beetles Gallery’s Summer Exhibition.

Small but intriguing coastal scene estimated at just £50-80 spotted by eager bidders and taken to £3500