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Our regular listing of books and works on paper sales

The inaugural auction at Sotheby’s new headquarters at the Breuer Building in New York produced a series of fireworks, not least a record for any lot ever sold by the 281-year-old firm.

A rare visual record of a ‘legendary’ boxing match that took place in Gretna Green in 1816 drew a strong contest itself at an auction in North Yorkshire

This rare George III parquetry box containing approximately 72 wood specimens to all sides and the interior was almost certainly made by Gillows c.1810.

A UK gallery or institution will need to raise £280,000 plus VAT to acquire a work by Henri-Joseph François, Baron De Triqueti, before it leaves the country.

The British Antique Dealers’ Association (BADA) is launching a new fair in the East Midlands.

East Sussex auction house Wallis & Wallis has new owners after being with the same family for more than 50 years.

Working in the Bowery neighbourhood in Lower Manhattan in the late 19th century, Samuel O’Reilly (1854-1909) transformed the art of tattooing.

A group of manuscripts that featured letters from 12 Nobel Prize-winning scientists was offered as part of Sworders’ (25% buyer’s premium) Books and Maps timed online sale ending on November 2.

Müller & Kadeder is not such a recognised name of the German toy market such as Märklin, Bing or Lehmann.

First World War depiction by French artist Flameng generates a bidding battle ending only at £13,000

'The Three Norns Winding the Rope of Fate' portrays Erda’s daughters beneath Brünnhilde’s rock and was created as an illustration by Arthur Rackham for a 1911 edition of Richard Wagner’s 'Siegfried & the Twilight of the Gods'.

Can anyone help identify this lady on a large Vienna-type vase, dated on base, from her employees, Christmas 1894?

Extensive themed sale brings a shock result for Star Wars posters promoting a tie-in with burger chain