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The vast majority of Georgian-era Channel Islands silver baluster mugs are of a pint or half-pint capacity.

The story of how a camera collector made an intriguing discovery after buying a very early Kodak camera

Tiny portrait thought to show a Spanish noblewoman was bought at a local school in the 1970s

Dealer Mark Goodger’s first sale at the inaugural Classic Antique Fairs staged at Birmingham’s NEC was a satinwood painted tea caddy.

A late 17th century moulded chest with bone inlays is among the offerings from a new exhibitor at this month’s Pavilions of Harrogate Decorative Antiques & Fine Art Fair.

Chris Green’s involvement in the art and antiques shipping business started long before Art Logistics Ltd.

Henry Sandon, who has died aged 95, was a hugely popular television presenter and a giant in the world of antiques.

I read your article in ATG No 2623 regarding UK imports set to become easier and the topic of Temporary Admission (TA) with interest.

Georg Wissinger passed away peacefully on December 2, 2023, leaving behind one son, Karl.

These days you have to pay for the privilege of spending the night at the former House of Correction in Folkingham, Lincolnshire.

Nick Skipp launched Nick Skipp Fine Art in 2022. He specialises in Modern European and British abstract art and studio ceramics alongside selected antiquities such as sculpture and pottery. Skipp exhibits at this week’s Mayfair Antiques & Fine Art Fair.

One of the most eyecatching collections of Impressionist and Modern art sold at a provincial auction at the end of last year comprised 17 lots from the late Ralph Bateman.

‘Substantial’ was certainly the description to use when it came to an archive related to the Barrington family of Beckett Hall, Shrivenham, Oxfordshire.

Latest ceramics sales demonstrate how Martinware demand has moved on beyond Wally Birds

In the early years of the HN collection in the 1920s several companies commissioned Doulton figures to advertise their products.

More businesses housed in historic and spacious former churches and chapels come under the spotlight

Sending the old year out with a bang, a George III brass mortar by Jan Verbruggen took £49,000 (plus 25% buyer’s premium) at Sworders.