Dreweatts

Fresh from exhibiting at Frieze Masters, antiques dealer Joe Chaffer of Petworth gallery Vagabond is preparing to offer a collection of furniture, sculpture, paintings and decorative objects at auction house Dreweatts.

Furniture in Ceylonese style shines thanks to ‘tip-top quality’, market freshness and provenance

Making tiled tables was something of a tradition in the Bell family.

Two trademark prints by Anthony Fry (1927-2016) posted high auction sums for graphic works by the artist at a recent single-owner sale held by Dreweatts (28% buyer’s premium).

A 16th century Renaissance astronomical table clock was among the stand-out lots at Dreweatts recent clocks sale.

Lots from the extraordinary collection constructed by the McAlpines come to auction in Berkshire

The dedicated sale Constructing a Legacy: The Collection of Sir William & Lady McAlpine held by Dreweatts (27/26/20% buyer’ s premium) on August 12 included an intriguing bit of football history.

Items from the collection of architect Christopher Smallwood (1937-2024) were offered for sale at Dreweatts on May 13.

The contents of the London home furnished by a renowned Christie’s auctioneer and a distinguished interior decorator emerged at Dreweatts (27/26% buyer’s premium) earlier this month.

Serendipity had it that two of the so-called Wilton Marbles, formerly in the celebrated collection of the Earls of Pembroke at Wilton House in Salisbury, appeared for sale within a week.

The association of native American and Scottish Highlander advertising figures with tobacconists began in England and Holland in the 17th century and later spread to America.

As vintage wristwatches continue to dominate the watch market, finding interesting examples at reasonable prices has become a challenge. However, opportunities are out there

A Queen Anne olivewood oyster, holly and walnut cabinet on stand offered by Dreweatts (27/26% buyer’s premium) in Newbury was among a number of lots sold recently showing the commercial boost that royal provenance can provide.

Bidding competition breaks out in south London for Mannerist work discovered in a west London house