Dealers' Diary

There could be good times ahead for dealers offering eclectic stock and items in burgundy, according to the results of the 1stDibs Designer Trends Survey.

Gray MCA has a couple of busy months in store. From January, the fashion illustration, design and textiles gallery stages Drawing on Style: Original Fashion Illustration at Edinburgh’s Dovecot Studios.

London dealer Kirill Kalinin of AntikBar has launched a vintage poster symposium in New York City.

A green wineglass in the Prince of Wales service pattern is among the highlights in the Delomosne Christmas exhibition this year.

Thames view by Modern British artist Nevinson was acquired by another leading early 20th century figure

The Philadelphia Show will not take place next year.

In the run-up to Christmas, Oliver Forge and Brendan Lynch turn their attention to the Pacific with 'A Voyage to the South Seas: Artefacts from Melanesia & Polynesia', showing at their London gallery at 16 Pall Mall from December 1-5.

A fleeting moment caught by the artist but not intended for sale encapsulates the appeal of watercolours

A Shropshire dealership has rediscovered a lost portrait of an Elizabethan lawyer through heraldic research.

A round up selling exhibitions and dealer news from the UK and Europe

Younger members of well-known dealer family firms set the pace at the latest LAPADA Berkeley Square Fair

Peter Pap is a specialist in antique rugs from the 19th century that were exported to the US and Europe from countries such as Persia, Turkey, Afghanistan and southern Russia.

Fair held at auction house for five years now has become a stand-out event in the north of England

A collection of Tudor and Jacobean portrait miniatures rarely seen in public for decades is on show with Philip Mould & Company in Pall Mall ahead of its sale.

Story of major British cartography collection provides a good case study in how export licences operate

Event now in 13th year encourages dealers and collectors to choose items regardless of period or culture

A selection of exhibitions taking place in the capital including the latest show at Chris Beetles

Jenny and Ray Norman, best known as East Anglian longcase clock dealers since 1974, have contacted ATG to highlight an item they say is just in time for the festive season (but it might not fit that well in a Christmas stocking).

Following the cancellation of its July staging, Classic Antique Fairs returns to the NEC Birmingham from November 28-30 for its third year at the venue