Dealers

The Old Cinema antiques centre in Chiswick has had a big success this year with its month-long pop-up events.

The Durham Antiques Cooperative was formerly a department store in the former mining community of Sherburn Hill, just outside the city.

Dealers report brisk business at York event in everything from religious texts to rave posters.

Sculptures and original works on paper by Salvador Dalí (1904-89) have been collated by Clarendon Fine Art for its show Salvador Dalí & The Modern Masters (until September 28).

Victoria Rogers, whose career spans more than two decades across art, antiques and interior design runs her dealership Rogers-Forghani alongside organising the annual Tribal Art London fair

Decoratives dealers Kay Davies and Amanda Perry are the new organisers of the biannual Wilton Decorative & Vintage Fair.

An unconventional creator who influenced Mondrian finally gets her moment in the limelight with a new London show.

The organisers of an antiques market that is set to be revived in Winchester are looking to attract more traders.

Portland Gallery of St James’s, London, holds an exhibition of all its artists to celebrate its 40th anniversary.

Another newcomer to the rising popularity of antiques fairs held in garden centres is Elephant Promotions.

Former Christie’s and Sotheby’s generalist John Hudson* travelled to Braderie De Lille, the annual event on the first weekend in September. Here he shares his daytrip diary and experiences

The first selling exhibition of original artworks by the artist and writer Ralph Steadman (b.1936) in 30 years will open in London this autumn.

Dealers delighted by good sales across all categories at latest Petersfield fair

Arch Rare Books & Antique Prints offers a command notebook chronicling Admiral Nelson’s command of the HMS Bellerophon in 1799.

Liberty Oriental Carpets has relocated to Petworth after decades in the famed Liberty department store in central London.

E&H Manners has made two sales to London museums.

Simon Spero’s childhood was spent in the Home Counties.

The maps of 19th century cartographer, mapmaker and publisher John Tallis are described on the website of antiquarian map dealership Tooley Adams, a firm set up in 1982 selling original worldwide printed maps from the 15th to the 19th centuries, as “the last of the lavishly decorated and ornamental maps, considered to be works of art as well as geographically accurate”.