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Chinese dish

Charles Hanson sells Chinese dish for seven times estimate at Derbyshire auction

29 September 2017

A Chinese dish, once valued on the BBC’s ‘Antiques Roadshow’, has sold at Hansons Auctioneers for £230,000.

Group

London trade members battle it out at Art Loss Register pub quiz

29 September 2017

More than 60 attendees competed in teams at The Art Loss Register pub quiz on Wednesday night.

Re-Memories Antiques

Police appeal for witnesses after 2000 pieces of silver stolen from Kent antiques dealer

29 September 2017

An antiques dealer and Kent Police are calling on the trade to be aware of stolen silver items from a shop in Tenterden in Kent.

Island

Collection of ‘Playboy’ cartoons feature at upcoming Kent auction

29 September 2017

Following the news of Hugh Hefner’s death yesterday, many tributes have revived the classic joke about “reading Playboy for the articles”.

Finn Juhl furniture

Finn Juhl furniture grabs the attention at Nordic Masters auction

29 September 2017

Works by the highly-regarded Danish designer Finn Juhl (1912-1989) secured the three top slots in Bruun Rasmussen’s Nordic Masters design sale held in Copenhagen this week.

 WB Yeats by Antonio Mancini

Philip Mould and National Gallery of Ireland among buyers at Yeats collection sale at Sotheby’s

28 September 2017

Dealer Philip Mould was among the bidders at Sotheby’s sale of the Yeats collection this week.

Rivera

Sotheby’s new exhibition prize awards $280,000 to museum shows

28 September 2017

Auction house Sotheby’s has awarded two US museums a prize of $125,000 each as part of its new exhibition competition.