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Brilliantly coloured design in the Chinese manner caught the eye of famous collector and connoisseur

The heyday of Dutch and English tinglazed earthenwares coincided with the reign of William and Mary.

This Loetz Klostermühle vase romped past its $600-1200 guide to hammer for $8500 (£6340) at World Auction Gallery (25% buyer’s premium) in East Meadow, New York.

Successful series of London fairs expands to use huge space under concrete canopy of a road flyover

Safavid examples from the north London dealer's collection find their latest homes after palace demolition

A portrait of the artist Laura Knight (1874-1970) by her husband Harold Knight (1874-1961) sounds like the kind of work always likely to generate interest at auction.

On Thursday, July 23, Michael Bloomstein of Brighton was paying the following for bulk scrap against a gold trading price of: $4505.87 / €3837.56 / £3288.96

Giacomo Zoffoli (c.1731-85) and his younger brother Giovanni (c.1745-1805) ran a highly successful workshop in Rome, specialising in the bronze casting of reproductions of antique originals.

Antiques dealer Benjmin Smith’s near uncontrollable passion, which he refers to as “the habit”, has seen him create a fantastical assemblage that takes up nearly every inch of space in the Lowestoft home he shares with his partner Hayley Miller and their two young children.

My glossary of terms just grows and grows, this week with additions from art world heavyweights, writes Spencer Swaffer [the antiques dealer based in Arundel, West Sussex].

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A 22ct gold Cadbury’s Conundrum egg made a huge return for the vendor when it reappeared on the auction block this summer.

The auction record for a print by LS Lowry has crept higher.