Scotland

A seminal proto-modernist metalwork design by Christopher Dresser (1834-1904) emerged for sale in Edinburgh on October 14.

Rare specimen banknotes from around the world donated to a British Heart Foundation (BHF) shop in Edinburgh have raised £85,860 in total at auction to help fund research.

Firm local to The Traitors’ castle HQ says extra tourists help drive sales

Scottish book dealership Carter Rare Books has sold a collection of nearly 30 Japanese manga valued at around £100,000.

Belief in divine ability to cure the sick persisted among Stuart heirs in exile even as the Jacobite dream died

Pictures of birds in flight were the stock-in-trade of Sir Peter Markham Scott (1909-89).

John Cumming (1930-2008) is regarded as one of the greatest players in Heart of Midlothian FC’s history.

Thomas Annan’s Photographs of The Old Closes and Streets of Glasgow is the earliest and most famous photographic record of the city’s slums.

Preservation and record keeping should be boosted, with auctioneers and dealers also benefiting from clearer rules on ‘legacy finds’

Textiles maintain relationship between Edinburgh studios and the Mod Brit artist even after her death

Bonhams offered the Contents of Monreith House: A Historical Seat of Clan Maxwell in two July sales from its Edinburgh saleroom.

Paintings of elegantly attired female figures hold a special place in the oeuvre of the Scottish Colourist Francis Campbell Boileau Cadell (1883-1937).

Thomas Annan’s famous book is now rated as ‘one of the finest photographic works of the 19th century’

Edinburgh shop owners started with restoration

The story of this late 19th century Russian beaker goes back to a boarding house in Harrogate in 1894.

On the day the 15ct gold and enamel medal Celtic FC’s latest Scottish title success clinched in the very last game of the season against Hearts came 133 years after their first.

Small but intriguing coastal scene estimated at just £50-80 spotted by eager bidders and taken to £3500

Perth saleroom Lindsay Burns (22% buyer’s premium) posted a new house record with an exceptional piece of period jewellery at its latest three-day sale.

Gustave Vichy was born in 1839 to a Parisian watch and clock maker Antoine Michel who, along with his wife, set up the Vichy company in 1862 with the aim of building and selling clocks, mechanical objects and toys.

The 18th and 19th centuries were the golden age of topaz.