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In the collectable ceramics market colour can count for a lot.

This late 18th century Channel Islands silver coffee pot has marks for the Jersey silversmith Jacques Quesnel I.

This large-scale model of a late 19th century Australian stamp mill is signed for the Ivanhoe Gold Corporation Foundry.

A live online October 28 sale held by Forum (25/20/12.5% buyer’s premium) attracted a much higher than expected bid for this small and rather browned poster promising that, for one day only, visitors to The ‘Stockton House’ could view not only the preserved head of the renowned bandit Joaquin, but ‘the hand of Three Fingered Jack!’

The Sunbury Antiques event will be held just once in December but a big show is promised.

This oil on canvas of a white-robed young couple by the Czech artist Alphonse Mucha (1860-1939) was sold for $800,000 (£601,505) in Chicago on December 2.

A round-up of art and antiques news from the previous seven days, including news that the New York Met has bought a bowl from a UK dealer.

Among a number of Indian miniatures causing a stir at London sales this autumn was a painting of a camel and its rider.

This series of Peruvian paintings of the 14 Inca emperors plus the Spanish conquistador Francisco Pizarro featured in a sale held in Barcelona .

A large and impressive painting of a lush Indonesian tropical landscape by Raden Saleh (1811-80) was sold in Paris on December 2 for €1.7m (£1.45m).

The Anglo-Croatian sculptor Oscar Nemon (1906-85) first met Sir Winston Churchill when holidaying in Marrakech in 1951.

Lyon & Turnbull’s (25/20% buyer’s premium) auction to disperse the contents of Lowood House may well be best remembered for the early 16th century maiolica dish which fetched a mighty £1.04m – reported on the front page of ATG No 2513.

Guy Cooper set up his gallery earlier this year and holds an online exhibition of small Old Master pictures until December 24.

Dealer John Pullen organises antiques and collectors’ fairs in and around Lincolnshire.

Edition of Shakespeare’s works from 1663 heads varied selection in Cambridge.

A recently rediscovered life-size terracotta bust of San Lorenzo, c.1440, by early Renaissance sculptor Donatello stars at Colnaghi’s exhibition.

Our weekly selection of previews from salerooms.

Thousands of items are available to buy from dealers online. Here we pick out one that caught our eye this week.

Genre scene sets a new high for French artist inspired by Dutch and Flemish paintings.

New York’s Winter Show tempts exhibitors back across the Pond in January.