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A small landscape by Lucien Pissarro (1863-1944) depicting a scene near Lyme Regis in Dorset was among the lots attracting interest at the sale of the Simon Hilton collection at Sworders (27% buyer’s premium).

Described as a “pair of Chinese porcelain candlesticks. Late 19th century” and bearing the modest guide of $600-800, a pair of iron red-decorated holy water vessels hammered for $85,000 (£63,375) at Tremont Auctions (19% buyer’s premium).

The latest sale of Art Nouveau and Art Deco at Rago (28% buyer’s premium) in Lambertville, New Jersey yielded impressive results, totalling $953,938 (£781,450), selling 97% by lot and 165% by value.

Collotype portfolios by Gustav Klimt (1862-1918) ranked first and second in a Prints & Multiples sale at Toomey & Co (28% buyer’s premium) in Chicago.

It was a long, long summer of football – both in terms of the World Cup and the auctions that ran alongside the exhausting, extended extravaganza with a deeply disappointing final game.

Thomas Annan’s Photographs of The Old Closes and Streets of Glasgow is the earliest and most famous photographic record of the city’s slums.

Full set of seasonal series from the 1840s stars as Californian collection of literature comes for sale in US

On Thursday, September 3, Michael Bloomstein of Brighton was paying the following for bulk scrap against a gold trading price of: $4436.39 / €3828.12 / £3286.22

Our selection of lots from 12 upcoming auctions

It is not often that a rugby shirt survives for almost a century.

Sport specialist auction house offers collections from trailblazing female player and renowned umpire

Born in 1945 at the John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford, Anthony’s upbringing was extremely humble.

Brilliant backstory linked to a couple of notable St Ives names is huge boon for breezy sea scene

George Washington portrait was thought to be a copy of Gilbert Stuart work by Canton artist Foeiqua

A cigarette card depicting US prize-fighter Tommy Warren sold for £5200 at Loddon Auctions (20% buyer’s premium) on August 5, smashing its estimate of £100-150.

Thames Valley Police have charged two men in connection with a burglary at Station Mill Antiques, Chipping Norton.

A rare Easter Island pectoral ornament bought at auction earlier this year for under £100 sold for £60,000 at an online sale held by Salisbury’s Woolley & Wallis on August 20.