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The British Antique Dealers’ Association (BADA) has hosted the BADA Art Award for a fourth year.

The hubbub that is the Giant Shepton Flea has been run by veteran fair organiser Sue Ede and her family for nearly 25 years.

Artists who had been achieving modest levels of success are catching up with the help of young collectors

The first-ever Leica die-cast camera, dating to 1933-34 and created by the Oskar Barnack, the father of modern 35mm photography, appeared as a landmark lot in the sixth sale from Wetzlar Camera Auctions (21.01% buyer’s premium) - held in the hometown of the manufacturer.

When he was 24, Carl Blechen abandoned his intended profession as a banker and devoted himself to painting.

In his magnus opus Memorials of the Jeypore Exhibition, 1883, Thomas Holbein Hendley (1847-1917) documents what he called “a new and most interesting style of engraved silver plate developed in Alwar”.

It is with great sadness that we report the sudden death of Robin Kern at the age of 86.

Abstract and Surrealist paintings by the American artist Man Ray (1890-1976) are a valuable proposition at auction and so it was inevitable that a small picture from a good source would draw interest at a recent Cotswolds auction.

Dressing table sets are among the most frequently surviving elements of late 17th century hollowware.

Highlights from the The Detective Fiction Collection of John Cooper offered at Forum

A bronze by the French artist and sculptor Henri Gaudier- Brzeska (1891-1915), who died in the trenches aged just 23, was among the lots bringing demand at Tennants’ (24% buyer’s premium) latest sale of Modern & Contemporary art.

A round-up of art and antiques news from the previous seven days, including news of the Ashmolean Museum buying a Fra Angelico Crucifixion scene

The wider market for Asian art is increasingly selective, but Qing mark and period porcelain continues to shine in the saleroom.

Review of an event praised as being casual and inexpensive to stand at but also well organised

In storage for a century, a remarkable group of Chinese works of art has sold for £870,000 at a south London auction.

Old Master and Daumier artwork, bronze figure and Italian porcelain all on offer over three days

Star of the show at Auktionhaus Heilbronn’s (21.7% buyer’s premium) latest sale of tinplate toys was a rare three-carriage Märklin train from the Rheinuferbahn, the line from Cologne and Bonn along the banks of the Rhine.

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

Wind in the Willows illustration leads varied selection of lots offered by west London saleroom

Enormous slice of Soho culture and history features in gallery’s 25th anniversary show