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The entire coin collection of Byzantine scholar Simon Bendall was stolen from his home near Victoria in London during a break-in earlier this week.

An art trade-wide association regulating standards and ethics should be launched, chairman of The Art Loss Register Julian Radcliffe has argued.

Hong Kong’s bill for a stricter ban on ivory will be enacted this year but exemptions for antiques objects remain.

If it takes two auctions to offer a single-owner collection, you know it must be a big one. If it takes three, it must really be quite something.

Penman Antiques Fairs is launching a new antiques fair in Windsor, its first new event for two years.

Hero worship is not just a modern-day phenomenon. Back in 1915, Charlie Chapman was so impressed by a fan letter he received that he sent a personal reply.

Sotheby’s has bought Viyet, a website for interior design, vintage and antique furniture.

Famous for her children’s stories of Peter Rabbit and friends, Beatrix Potter Heelis (1866-1943) was a prolific letter writer.

The Canterbury Archaeology Trust is appealing for help to find the 850 Anglo-Saxon glass beads, multiple coins, metal artefacts and bone objects that have been stolen in a series of thefts from a storeroom in Kent.

A round-up of people in the news, in UK and US salerooms.

Pottery company Moorcroft has designed and created two pieces to celebrate the 150th anniversary of St Pancras railway station in London.

The key to The Glasgow School of Art, designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh, is to be offered at auction.