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The sculptor Wilhelm Lehmbruck (1881-1919) is primarily known for creating figures which embody pain and suffering.

One of the highlights at the sale held by Henry’s (25% buyer’s premium) on May 30 in Mutterstadt was a large, electroplated cast of a sculpture created by Heinrich Waderé for an art show in the Glaspalast in Munich.

A Moorcroft Moonlit Blue Landscape vase made for the British Empire Exhibition in Wembley in 1924 led the Design sale at Lay’s (21% buyer’s premium) in Penzance on July 23.

An early view of the Royal Hospital in Greenwich was among the lots generating interest at Sloane Street Auctions (26.5% buyer’s premium) in London this summer.

Gardenalia proves tempting for buyers at the popular Wimbledon fair

Bonhams’ mixed-owner ceramics sale on June 24-25 featured two exceptional English delftware dishes from ‘a distinguished family collection’ outside the UK.

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.

Couple fascinated by worldwide development of ceramics – but with early English makers also prominent

Renowned coin expert and long-standing contributor to Antiques Trade Gazette, Richard Falkiner, has died at the age of 90.

August bank holiday means plenty of events on offer

Our selection of lots from 13 upcoming auctions

Artist who enjoyed acclaim in both the UK and US retains a strong following on both sides of the pond

Dealer about to sell his collection at auction explains his fascination with events a year before Waterloo

For many new businesses, the emphasis is on new technology and the digital world.

Proud penguins and contemplative cows were popular subjects for two German animaliers