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Changes are afoot in the art and book dealing hub Cecil Court this summer.

In its day, the Parisian porcelain manufacture founded by the Austrian born Jean Népomucène Hermann Nast in 1783 was regarded as a worthy competitor to Sèvres.

Artist survived a shipwreck but then spent a decade creating portraits and views of the local landscape

A wide range of dealer exhibitions are on offer to brighten up this summer even further. Here is a selection

London is host to two stand-out antiquities exhibitions.

A round-up of art and antiques news from the previous seven days, including a group of rare coins discovered in a wall.

On Friday, June 20, Michael Bloomstein of Brighton was paying the following for bulk scrap against a gold fix of: $3357.67 / €2911.73 / £2487.17

The third edition of Treasure House Fair carries on the long tradition of summer events in London, with a selection of highlights to savour

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

A work described as “the masterpiece of Nathaniel Sparks (1880-1957)” set a major record for the artist.

This unusual 19th-century Indian enamel-on-copper footed bowl soared to 26 times its top estimate at Lindsay Burns (22% buyer’s premium) in Perth.

The fashion for tea caddies and other boxes in the form of houses or other decorative buildings emerged in the last quarter of the 18th century and continued into the 19th century.

Photo albums contain some of the first images of the remote country plus enthronement of the Dalai Lama

The summer exhibition from European porcelain specialist Serhat Ahmet runs at his Cecil Court, London, gallery until June 28.

Summer brings us both fine weather and fine art. It is the perfect time to get out and about.

Hazlitt Holland Hibbert has announced that it will represent the estate of Modern British artist Victor Pasmore (1908-88) along with Frankie Rossi Art (both based in Bury Street, St James’s).

The Salvator Mundi drawing attributed to Leonardo da Vinci’s workshop which sold for €500,000 (ATG No 2692) was not the only sought-after work at Dorotheum’s (28/25/22% buyer’s premium) spring Old Master sale.

Lennox and Sue Cato tell us why they are making a move from Kent to the Cotswolds

Whether captivated by exquisite jewellery or the clean lines and tactile allure of British studio pottery, the V&A’s two summer exhibitions are not to be missed

Works by the tragically short-lived German artist Franz Horny are by necessity relatively rare.