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The art world descends on New York in the closing days of January. The Winter Show, Master Drawings New York, and a number of sales at the major auction houses make the season de rigeur for major collectors.

Swedish artists are especially prominent in show staged by first-time exhibitor at Master Drawings

TG’s pick of auction lots bought by internet bidders on thesaleroom.com, featuring both the highest prices over-estimate and the top prices paid online

This year marks both the 50th anniversary of the opening of Galerie G Sarti and only a few months since the death of its founder.

The records for JK Rowling’s early work sold at auction keep tumbling, both hardback and paperback

Two dealers are celebrating the New Year by taking on the ownership of antiques centres in the Lake District and Glasgow.

A François Linke bureau plat that appeared on Netflix’s The Crown is now on offer at Knight Fine Antiques & Collectables.

The highlight of the latest Country House sale held by Duggleby Stephenson (25% buyer’s premium) of York was the part contents of the Kirkham Hall estate in North Yorkshire.

Pudsey Civic Hall in Leeds is the venue on Sunday, February 8, for another of the vintage home fairs run by dealer Lisa Doel of Ginger Biscuit Events,

Pitched with an estimate of £2000-3000, a Matchbox bus offered by Oberon (20% buyer’s premium) clearly had something special for collectors to savour.

Monthly event in Bedfordshire kicks off the year with successful staging in early January

Among the reasons for the introduction of the UK's Ivory Act was to encourage other nations to bring in their own restrictions. However, little evidence has emerged so far that it has had this effect.

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

On Thursday, January 22, Michael Bloomstein of Brighton was paying the following for bulk scrap against a gold fix of: $4810.88 / €4119.77 / £3590.21

A man who claimed to have found a significant Roman brooch while metal detecting in Lincolnshire has been sentenced after admitting he had actually bought the item on eBay.

Cotswolds dealer Paul Shutler has sold a pair of EW Godwin-designed andirons to the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston.

A sketch believed to be the work of Flemish master Peter Paul Rubens (1577-1640), which contains a distinctive second face, is to be offered at BRAFA this month.