Dealers

Hartlebury Castle in Kidderminster was home to the bishops of Worcester for 1000 years, including Pope Clement III who refused Henry VIII his divorce from Catherine of Aragon.

The Scottish Art Dealers (SAD) recently gathered at Duddingston Golf Club, Edinburgh, hosted by last year’s champion, Padraic Dixon of Georgian Antiques.

Runjeet Singh is an Indian and Islamic art dealer. A collector first, he began dealing in antiques in 2014 and then opened a British Asian Contemporary art gallery this April in Royal Leamington Spa. The gallery operates alongside his antiques-focused dealership. Here he tells ATG all about his business

Joint ABA and PBFA books fair in Bath praised as ideal for meeting customers and fellow traders

Successful series of London fairs expands to use huge space under concrete canopy of a road flyover

Antiques dealer Benjmin Smith’s near uncontrollable passion, which he refers to as “the habit”, has seen him create a fantastical assemblage that takes up nearly every inch of space in the Lowestoft home he shares with his partner Hayley Miller and their two young children.

My glossary of terms just grows and grows, this week with additions from art world heavyweights, writes Spencer Swaffer [the antiques dealer based in Arundel, West Sussex].

If you would like to take a look at a copulating couple in the bushes then The Petersfield Antiques Fair is a good place to start.

Clare Jameson founded her firm Potterton Books more than 45 years ago.

Petworth’s Ottocento has opened its summer exhibition featuring artworks from across the 19th and 20th century spectrum all priced at under £1000.

August bank holiday means plenty of events on offer

Dealer about to sell his collection at auction explains his fascination with events a year before Waterloo

For many new businesses, the emphasis is on new technology and the digital world.

Looking after trade buyers can be key to the success of a fair.