Dealers' Diary

Gillian Raffles (1930-2021) was one of a very small number of pioneering female gallerists in Britain’s post-war art scene.

How do art and antiques events set their entry charges and why? ATG asks the experts

Jeweller Hancocks London has teamed up with style expert Sarah Harris for a digital series focusing on engagement rings.

The Decorative Fair marks its 40th anniversary this autumn.

Image of room with indoor swimming pool is set to star in second auction staged by Messum’s

Marchant Asian Art is under way with its move to its new home in Brook Street, Mayfair (to open in January 2026), and has unveiled details of some of its centenary celebrations.

With a trio of leading dealers bringing the best of British horology, the Treasure House Fair has become a focus for the clock trade, just as Grosvenor House and Masterpiece were before it.

Winsor Birch set out in the spring to put together a collection of exceptional works from three centuries of British art. It appears it succeeded.

A watercolour by JMW Turner was one of the standout sales at the inaugural edition of Classic Art London (CAL).

Exhibition titled 'Fear Gives Wings to Courage' celebrates a century of art dealing on London thoroughfare

Among the events debuting in London this summer was the one-day ‘fair’ Studiolo.

Dealer’s art and antiques being dispersed at auction includes Newlyn School works and Clarice Cliff

When William John Kennedy (1930-2021) and his wife were in the process of moving house in the mid-2000s, they found a box tucked away in the back of a closet.

E&H Manners, the Kensington Church Street ceramics specialist of more than 30 years, tried something new this year: a summer exhibition.

London rare book dealership Peter Harrington has revealed that it placed the top bid on the first editions of William Blake’s 'Songs of Innocence' (1789) and 'Songs of Experience' (1794) at Christie’s Maurice Sendak auction last month.

A Louis XIV Boulle bracket clock c.1712 features in Olde Time Antique Clocks’ open weekend this month.

This terracotta sculpture, 'The Triumph of Silenus', is among the highlights at Willoughby Gerrish’s exhibition 'Alfred Drury and the New Sculpture Movement'.

Spotlight on specialist traders, a fresh online offering, the creation of new styles and revitalising antique items

Two ceramics collections are under the spotlight at Albert Amor this summer.

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