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The collection of London dealers Alan and Mary Hobart, who founded Pyms Gallery in the 1970s, has been consigned to Christie’s.

As thanks for their bravery (and win) at Trafalgar on October 21, 1805, Lloyd’s Patriotic Fund awarded swords to 23 Royal Navy captains for their service in the naval battle.

The 135-lot private collection of renowned porcelain specialist Rod Jellicoe revealed the current state of a market long after its ‘vintage era’'

An early work by Nicolas Poussin (1594-1665) will be offered by Ader at the Drouot auction centre on November 26.

Christie’s Exceptional sale format offers works across a wide range of different categories that are notable for their quality, rarity, provenance or a combination thereof.

On October 31 Bonhams Cornette de Saint Cyr of Paris will be holding the second instalment of its dispersal of Meissen porcelain from the collection of Hadrian Merkle.

Latest mid-level results for works by the incredibly prolific artist underline importance of sensible estimates

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Old-fashioned contents sale from a château helped Drouot autumn season kick off with a strong start

The moment Johann Böttger oversaw the successful production of hard-paste porcelain at Meissen in Germany, the race was on for other European countries to create ‘white gold’.

More traditional side of the five-day extravaganza starts to overshadow the contemporary offering

Dr Matthew Wills is a specialist on Chinese and Asian rare books at Peter Harrington, the rare book seller. The firm will be exhibiting at Firsts Hong Kong (formerly (China in Print fair).

The Fine Art Golfing Society (FAGS) played its annual challenge match against the Scottish Art Dealers (SAD) at Dunbar GC during a recent tour to East Lothian.

An east London event which the organiser describes as “a vintage fair that’s worth waiting for” is having its fourth outing this year in two halls at its regular spot, the Grade II-listed Wanstead United Reformed Church.

Legge Carpets & Textiles is hosting a retrospective exhibition which is a celebration of Christopher Legge’s five decades in the business.

Nelson was a great admirer of porcelain and he and Emma Hamilton owned several services.

Tajan is to offer a rare early pioneering maritime atlas/encyclopedia in its Paris rooms on November 27.

On Friday, October 18, Michael Bloomstein of Brighton was paying the following for bulk scrap against a gold fix of: $2703.02 / €2495.72 / £2079.25

The Irish peer, statesman and soldier James Butler, 2nd Duke of Ormonde (1665-1745), first rose to prominence after helping put down the Monmouth Rebellion.

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.