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Antiquarius saga continues as owners re-submit plans

16 February 2009

THE owners of Antiquarius have submitted their plans to the council to turn the West London antiques centre into American fashion chain store.

Sotheby’s complete purchase of NY HQ

16 February 2009

SOTHEBY'S have completed the purchase of their New York headquarters in a $370m deal.

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The gift to say thank you for being saved from treason

16 February 2009

BY 1780, John Trumbull (1756-1843), a budding young artist from Lebanon, Connecticut who had sketched the Revolutionary War, found himself in grave difficulty.

Former ABA president jailed over book thefts

16 February 2009

A FORMER president of the Antiquarian Booksellers Association has admitted stealing dozens of books from Sir Evelyn de Rothschild valued at a total of around £230,000.

Biddle & Webb to open office in Wolverhampton

16 February 2009

BIRMINGHAM auction house Biddle & Webb are to open a Wolverhampton office later this month.

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Snow downpour takes its toll on auctions and fairs across the country

09 February 2009

WHILE children celebrated as schools shut down across the country, the reaction of the art and antiques trade to the heavy snow that swept over Britain last week was largely less exuberant.

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Doulton figure takes £10,500 in Dorchester

09 February 2009

Melting bidders' hearts in a snow-covered Dorchester, this rare Doulton figure of a little girl cradling a doll proved the star attraction at Duke's sale on February 5-6.