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Stanley Matthews’ boots bring epic £32,000 bid

08 March 2010

THE 1953 FA Cup Final will forever be known as the Matthews Final.It was while playing for Blackpool against Bolton Wanderers that the legendary winger Sir Stanley Matthews (1915-2000) gave his career-defining performance and won the only major honour of a long career.

Sotheby’s results paint healthier picture as James Murdoch lines up to join the board

08 March 2010

RUNNING a tighter ship and targeting commissions to bring a better yield have helped Sotheby’s achieve the second biggest quarterly profits in the company’s history.

B2B win Detling contract

08 March 2010

B2B Events have won a three-year contract to run four or five antiques and collectors’ fairs annually at the Detling showground.

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Export ban for £26m Raphael drawing

08 March 2010

Culture minister Margaret Hodge has placed a temporary export ban on Raphael's Head of a Muse after ruling that an attempt should be made to keep the £26m drawing in the UK.

Organisers cancel Trentham fair due to marquee damage

08 March 2010

SEVERE weather conditions have badly damaged the marquee which Antique Forum use for their six annual weekend fairs held at Trentham Gardens, near Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire.

New TV show to bolster antiques

08 March 2010

A FORTHCOMING BBC series aims to highlight the attractions of scouring auction rooms and antique shops.

US security rules threaten art sent as air cargo

01 March 2010

NEW rules this summer mean that every work of art transported to and from the United States by a commercial passenger airliner must be screened individually by US airport security.