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The continuing surge in precious metals prices has led to a temporary cessation in the trade of scrap silver.

Twenty-five artworks have been listed as missing and registered with the Art Loss Register (ALR) following the administration of Trinity House Paintings.

The first major UK single-owner auction of the calendar year was Tennants’ three-day dispersal of art and antiques from Corby Castle in Cumbria.

A ‘lost’ portrait of Scottish poet Robert Burns rediscovered at auction last year has been loaned to the National Galleries Scotland for exhibition by its new owner.

The number of archaeological objects unearthed by the British public in 2024 (the most recent available figures) has soared to close to 80,000 items.

Drawing competition between six phone bidders, a rare work depicting St Ives in Cornwall by David Bomberg (1890-1957) flew above estimate at Newcastle saleroom Anderson & Garland’s latest Modern Art & Design auction.

UK institutions have been given more than 30 art and objects in the latest period covered by tax-saving schemes to encourage donations.

Treasure House Fair has partnered with Southampton City Art Gallery to host a special exhibition on British Surrealism running during the fair’s fourth staging this summer.

London numismatic auction house Morton & Eden is offering a silver plaquette by the great Dutch silversmith Paulus van Vianen (1570-1613).

A round-up of art and antiques news from the previous seven days, including the TEFAF restoration fund awarding €50,000 to the Old Master picture gallery in Dresden, Germany.

A round-up of news and events from around the trade

Although he produced work for Broadway, Hollywood and the US Army, David Klein (1918-2005) is best remembered for the Jet Age posters he created for Howard Hughes and Trans World Airlines.

Discovery recalls earliest American silversmith of African descent

The Plateelbakkerij Rozenburg (Royal Delftware Factory) was established in The Hague in 1883 in the hope of making blue and white tin-glazed earthenwares.

Shortly after Christmas I received a telephone call from Mary Lumb to tell me of the sad passing of her husband Tony. A few days previously he had felt slightly unwell, gone to lie down and had passed away. A very peaceful ending to a long and happy life.

Veteran dealer Peter Petrou looks back on five decades in the trade ahead of an auction of items from his collection

Price Reporter brings you the latest prices realised at auction

First Kempton event this year will involve 100 dealers at the racecourse venue

Collection of molecular biologist Brenner attracts a lively response