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A “once-in-a-generation” collection of treen containing all manner of small turned objects, from a toasting dog to a decorated busk stay, was the major feature in a timed online sale of vernacular furniture, folk art and textiles at Bonhams Knightsbridge (28/27% buyer’s premium).

This month enthusiasts can get an auction taster of a sporting archive ranked as among the very best

Albert Amor is hosting an exhibition featuring 18th century English Blue and White Porcelain until December 6.

Following more than four decades of collecting, advertising signs such as Cadbury classics have entered the mainstream

A fine drawing by French Romantic painter and draughtsman Pierre Paul Prud’hon (1758-1823) sold for €190,000 (£158,300) at L’Huillier & Associés (30% buyer’s premium inc tax).

Revived for 2024, Firsts Hong Kong brings the former China in Print fair under the Firsts umbrella at the Hong Kong Maritime Museum from December 6-8.

A collection of just over 50 artworks for posters by the designer Leonetto Cappiello (1875-1942) enjoyed considerable success when they went under the hammer at Ader (25/20/15% buyer’s premium) in Paris.

A trademark painting by Henry Pether (1800-80) attracted significant interest and sold for a solid price at Kinghams’ (25% buyer’s premium) latest Fine & Decorative Arts auction.

Pictured here are two very different timekeepers from sales held in Paris by Bonhams Cornette de Saint Cyr (28/27/21/14.5% buyer’s premium).

Poster specialist Antikbar (20% buyer’s premium) offered a 10-lot collection of 1960s Air India posters featuring the popular comic ‘Maharajah’ character.

Our regular listing of UK and Irish books and works on paper sales

On Friday, November 29, Michael Bloomstein of Brighton was paying the following for bulk scrap against a gold fix of: $2665.98 / €2523.03 / £2099.20

Pictured here are two strong results recorded in French regional salerooms by members of the Ivoire Group of auction houses.

Since 1985, when it was auctioned by Christie’s in London, the exact whereabouts of a major work by the German-born British ceramic artist Hans Coper (1920-81) has been unknown.

With more than a thousand traders doing business, Les Puces de Saint-Ouen in Paris is effectively 12 markets in one

A rare set of Belgian tarot cards, c.1750, came from the Estate of Christopher Rayner, long-standing member of the International Society of Playing Cards and at various times secretary, chairman, vice-president and president of the society.

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Pre-17th century English oak carving tends to generate a certain amount of market excitement on the basis that much less of it survives.

Bluerider ART was established in 2013 by Taipei-based IT entrepreneur Elsa Wang.

Ronnie Wootton was a stalwart of the architectural salvage and reclaimed building material trade from the 1980s, prior to which he was a producer of period lanterns for lamposts and other hardware.