South-east England

Oxfordshire gallery turns spotlight not on objects as such for once but on where and how they were kept

Furniture in Ceylonese style shines thanks to ‘tip-top quality’, market freshness and provenance

A group of novelty Victorian and Edwardian walking sticks owned by the Czilinskys, the London family of specialist carvers, was a sell-out at Ewbank’s (25% buyer’s premium) in Surrey.

The top of this Regency pollard oak table features 52 oyster-veneered panels of mulberry wood, purportedly from the tree in William Shakespeare’s garden in Stratford-upon-Avon.

Making tiled tables was something of a tradition in the Bell family.

Jackie Edwards of ACVR Events has added even more of the street antiques and vintage markets held at a dizzying number of locations across southern England, most on Sundays.

Two trademark prints by Anthony Fry (1927-2016) posted high auction sums for graphic works by the artist at a recent single-owner sale held by Dreweatts (28% buyer’s premium).

Bumper auction includes set of Pooh books and 58 lots of modern firsts from a single vendor

Kingsclere dealership Jenna Burlingham Fine Art has sponsored a travelling loan show on Cornish art.

An attractive archive offered by Lymington Auctions (20% buyer’s premium) on July 9 included medals and ephemera relating to the Lawrence family.

A 16th century Renaissance astronomical table clock was among the stand-out lots at Dreweatts recent clocks sale.

The organisers of an antiques market that is set to be revived in Winchester are looking to attract more traders.

Dealers delighted by good sales across all categories at latest Petersfield fair

The Louis Vuitton 1914 catalogue was issued as the company opened its flagship store at 70 Avenue des Champs-Élysée.