Dealers

IACF’s first outpost in Wales was established last year when the organisers took over Continuity Fairs’ biannual antiques fair in Builth Wells.

Old Spitalfields Market had one of its best days ahead of the Easter holiday weekend.

Despite a recent work on paper auction record, the artist’s works remain relatively affordable according to specialists

I first met Ronald Phillips in the late 1960s in the Warwick Arms.

The Ledbury Collective in the so-named design quarter in the attractive Herefordshire town was opened last year by Sarah Baldwin.

Arch Books of Richmond, southwest London, recently sold the personal expedition copy of Fridtjof Nansen’s Fram over Polhavet [Farthest North] (1897), owned and signed by fellow Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen (1872-1928).

“Unfortunately, Paxton House won’t allow us to chop down any historic trees to add more marquees,” joked Seppe Anthony, co-organiser at Glam Racket Events.

Collector Robert A Ellison was obsessively acquisitive.

A fragment of a Cycladic figure once owned by Ben Nicholson (1894-1982) is the lynchpin of an exhibition held by two dealers: Willoughby Gerrish and Elliot Davies.

Antiques dealership John Bly is celebrating its 135th year in business with an exhibition.

South Queensferry, west of Edinburgh, was named last year by The Telegraph as the most beautiful town in Scotland.

This vintage duck model is on advertising duties for the annual Beccles Antiques Market run since 2009 by dealer Kate Lee.

A remarkable assortment of jewellery is on offer at this spring’s Classic Antique Fairs.