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A rare archive related to the Wedgwood Liberty Ware project designed to raise money for victims of the First World War comes for sale at Freeman’s Hindman in Philadelphia.

There is a huge disconnect today between the best and rest in the sampler world.

One of the world’s rarest football programmes is for a game abandoned due to tragedy: the Munich air crash of 1958.

With Helen and Alan Yourston handing on their Malvern events, we take a look back at the story so far

Recent Court of Appeal judgment confirms a more demanding test of when copyright applies

Our regular listing of books auctions

Strand Collectibles Group, the parent company for stamp specialist Stanley Gibbons and coin specialist Baldwin’s, has announced a new structure.

B2B Events has handed over the running of its fairs held at the Three Counties Showground in Malvern to a newly formed company, B2B Fairs, owned by Debra Scadding and Sue McIntosh.

The Charles Dickens Museum in London and the Wilkie Collins Society are hoping to track down a missing book last recorded as sold at auction to book dealer Bernard Quaritch more than 130 years ago.

The 438-lot Winter Fine & Decorative Art online-only sale at Bruneau & Co in Cranston, Rhode Island, on January 22 includes this Chinese export oil on canvas depicting the 13 Hongs of Canton (estimate $3000-5000).

On January 28 in Sarasota, Florida, Helmuth Stone Gallery will conduct a sale of antique picture frames from the Eli Wilner Frame Gallery.

A major collection of books on furniture from the late dealer John Bedford is on display as part of a new exhibition at the University of Leeds.

An FA Cup winner’s medal awarded to a club’s assistant secretary may not sound that much of a big deal.

Figural novelty silver-mounted glass claret jugs are a favourite collectable and some of the most popular examples are fashioned as animals.