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A collection of Second World War National Savings posters came for sale at Sworders’ (27/25/20% buyer’s premium) Open House timed online sale that ended on September 7.

London gallery owner John Kasmin is closely linked to British art of the late 20th century.

There are plenty of vintage markets in London which are not so well known and one of these is the Salusbury Sunday Market held in north-west London.

Dealer Esme Parish is moving on from her full-time role of offering antique silver from her base in Singapore.

Belief in divine ability to cure the sick persisted among Stuart heirs in exile even as the Jacobite dream died

The winners of the fifth annual David Ruggles Prize, an international book and works on paper collecting prize established in 2021 to support and encourage young collectors of colour, have been announced.

An 18th century letter of marque pertaining to the privateer vessel Corbet, of Jersey, with wax seal attached, came up for sale at Channel Islands firm Martel Maides (20% buyer’s premium) on September 17.

I read with interest your article printed in the August 29 edition entitled ‘Weighing in with a hefty result’ (see ATG No 2757).

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Josephine Baker (1906-75) was not originally supposed to star in La Revue Négre, the now-legendary Parisian show performed by an all-black US cast recruited from Broadway.

People with an interest in Victorian taxidermy and the life of natural history specialist Errol Fuller are in for a treat.

The artist Thomas Rose Miles (1844-1916) had a keen sense of drama.

The Old Cinema antiques centre in Chiswick has had a big success this year with its month-long pop-up events.

The meticulously observed and technically precise still-lifes of Eric Rimmington (1926-2024) certainly have a following among collectors although, for the most part up to now, buyers have needed to operate in the retail sector rather than the secondary market.

The Durham Antiques Cooperative was formerly a department store in the former mining community of Sherburn Hill, just outside the city.

Dealers report brisk business at York event in everything from religious texts to rave posters.

In December 1777, Mohammed bin Abdallah (c.1710-90), Sultan of Morocco, became the first head of state to recognise the United States as an independent country.

First editions of the British author’s follow-up to his first novella are scarce and in high demand

Sculptures and original works on paper by Salvador Dalí (1904-89) have been collated by Clarendon Fine Art for its show Salvador Dalí & The Modern Masters (until September 28).

On Thursday, September 24, Michael Bloomstein of Brighton was paying the following for bulk scrap against a gold trading price of: $4245.01 / €3741.40 / £3215.92