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Auctioneer and valuer Colin Young is celebrating a 40-year career in auctioneering in Lincolnshire this month.

Anderson & Garland is marking the retirement of its much-loved porter Tony Gilroy after 50 years with the firm.

Journalist Lucinda Bredin and her husband, author James Runcie, have developed tulip-mania. The couple, who married last year, have begun growing tulips and collecting tulipieres and vases.

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

A double celebration took place at Richard Winterton Auctioneers when two members of staff wed.

Giles Hume is a dealer who runs Old Painted Furniture and Earsham Hall Antiques in Bungay

Auctioneer Richard Madley has returned to the cricketing rostrum.

Second CADA Fair held in the capital also acts as a advert for the region

Medals expert familiar to millions through the Antiques Roadshow chats about his latest book telling a very personal story.

The February Cheshire Decorative, Antiques & Art Fair marks the event’s first winter outing at Chester Racecourse since 2023.

Elwin de Wolf, based in the Netherlands, has been collecting silver enamel boxes for around 20 years.

Last month Stuart Triggol celebrated a notable landmark: 50 years working for auction house Greenslade Taylor Hunt.

Kirkland Tellwright was Clerk of Course at Haydock Park Racecourse in Lancashire for 24 years, until retiring in March 2024.

Charles Hanson has made a bold move to strengthen his presence in north Norfolk by taking on the whole team previously working for Bishop & Miller in Glandford.

Brenda Nassarian recounts her career in the antiques trade.

As Field Dog Fairs, antiques dealer Charlotte Williams launched an antiques weekend 13 years ago at Southwell Racecourse in Nottnghamshire.

Three of the youngest members of Stanley Gibbons Baldwin’s prove that a love of antiques and auction house work is alive and well in the next generation