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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.

Small but intriguing coastal scene estimated at just £50-80 spotted by eager bidders and taken to £3500

Pictures from the ‘Dam Busters’ collection which sold at West Sussex auction house Denhams earlier this year are on display at Darnley Fine Art before travelling abroad to their new private collections.

An original piece of Astérix cover art painted by Albert Uderzo (1927-2020) sold for an $360,000 (£267,000) at Heritage Auctions (25% buyer’s premium) in Dallas, Texas.

Geneva’s blue ribbon jewellery sales are not the obvious place to find a suite of mid-18th century English silver dessert plates.

The ABA’s flagship fair boasted a strong turnout, international interest and a younger audience

Two-in-one edition of the first and last Jane Austen novels had sat undisturbed in a hallway for over 50 years

Black Dog Events is known for seeking out historic locations for its brocantes held across East Anglia.

Artist George Heriot (1759-1839) is perhaps best known for his landscapes of Canada and pictures of indigenous people.

The last antique rugs, carpets and textiles concession in a London department store closes this month.

This Indo-Portuguese ivory inlaid rosewood side table had last been sold in 1950 when it was bought by the ceramicist Eric James Mellon (1925-2014) while an art student in London.

A rare photograph of the poet and playwright Oscar Wilde taken during his time at Magdalen College, Oxford sold for £4200 (plus 22% buyer’s premium) at a Dominic Winter auction.

On June 2 Dreweatts is selling the contents of the London home furnished by a renowned Christie’s auctioneer and a distinguished interior decorator.

An undated cast of Giambologna’s Allegory of Astronomy hammered for a remarkable $500,000 (£367,325) at San Rafael Auction Gallery in California.

The latest round of Modern and Contemporary art sales in New York showed the top end of the market gaining momentum with a series of record prices for leading names.

Buyers from overseas helped sales to boom at the latest Firsts: London’s Rare Book Fair this month.

A British ‘Dandy Horse’ bicycle made c.1819 was the earliest among a group of four rare 19th century examples on offer at Lewes saleroom Gorringe’s.