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Presumably planned purchases rather than on the hoof, three unusual equine relics of the Battle of Waterloo appeared in separate salerooms within the same month.

Rago, the Lambertville, New Jersey auction house, began handling pieces by Paul Evans (1931-87) in the 1990s, when the classic sculpture-front furnishings were selling for as little as $25,000.

Judy Berger launched her vintage furniture and fleamarkets in 2005 at the university union in her home city of Leeds and now runs two there including at Weetwood Hall, a luxury hotel built around a 17th century mansion.

Scottish book dealership Carter Rare Books has sold a collection of nearly 30 Japanese manga valued at around £100,000.

Lots of Americans wanted to fight Nazi Germany during the Second World War. Those too young could put a coin in the Poison this Rat trade simulator.

A round-up of art and antiques news from the previous seven days, including Thomson Roddick Callan expanding its footprint in the Scottish capital

This 19th century Italian demilune neo-classical painted console table is one of a pair offered by Antilia Arts at The Cheshire Decorative, Antiques & Art Fair.

Gladwell & Patterson marks its 280th anniversary with an exhibition at its new London premises in Burlington Arcade, Mayfair.

Offered with a £2000-3000 guide, a Royal Academy exhibit by Algernon Newton (1880-1968) that came completely fresh to the market was always likely to exceed its expected level.

Backing information from the consignor supported a ‘masterpiece’ furniture item by Swedish designer

Towards the end of his reign, Henry VIII, the devout Catholic who had created the Church of England, was attempting to put the Protestantism he had unleashed back in its box.

Kingsclere dealership Jenna Burlingham Fine Art has sponsored a travelling loan show on Cornish art.

Despite a robust and upbeat market, latest results suggest a ‘pickiness’ among bidders in this field

Prints from David Hockney’s (1937-2026) Moving Focus series are among the artist’s most sought-after work from the 1980s. The vibrantly coloured images picturing Hotel Acatlán are especially prized.

London dealer Stuart Lochhead hosts an exhibition on Symbolism this autumn, bringing together pictures and sculptures from across Europe to demonstrate the movement’s breadth.

ATG’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

Recent auctions in this market suggest decent demand with plenty of highlights from two periods in particular

Group of first editions with a range of desirable extras comes fresh to market by family descent

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