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The 1947 Street Scene with Figures by LS Lowry (1887-1976) is the earliest work so far to appear on the market from a group of vibrant figurative pastels.

Dealers from a Norfolk centre will be reinforced by many others during the Bayfield Brocante.

Three stately home car boots are on the way in the next few months.

Works by Keith Vaughan (1912-77) from the collection of the man who played a crucial role in preserving and promoting his legacy come for sale.

A necklace composed of nine ‘Stuart crystal’ memorial slides comes for sale at Sworders’ auction of Fine Jewellery and Watches on June 27.

Featuring in the June 22 Jewellery, Watches Silver auction at Dawsons in Maidenhead is this late Victorian diamond garland necklace.

Collector and author bought pieces for their historical interest as well as beauty

Two works bringing demand at different auctions recently showed the market’s continued appetite for works by Modern British female artists.

Big cats proved popular among the many sales at this busy West Sussex event.

This 15th century ring, set with a rhomb-shaped table-cut sapphire, is engraved with lilies and other flowers issuing from a crescent bowl.

A huge plan used during the British Titanic inquiry was the top lot of Henry Aldridge & Son’s (22% buyer’s premium) latest auction dedicated to Titanic, White Star and Transport memorabilia.

A couple of works by leading names in the Modern British art market helped Dreweatts (26/25/20/12.5% buyer’s premium) post a total of over £1m (including premium) at its early spring Modern and Contemporary Art auction.

On Saturday 17 April, 1982, the artist Jonathan Warrender (b.1954) found himself in the back of a Bentley whirling through country lanes towards Chequers.

Treen boxes and silver caddy spoons were sold as part of the Fine Silver sale at Anderson & Garland

Recent results for the Bloomsbury Group artist show how his prolific output creates a wide price range

The spring edition of the Battersea Decorative Fair brought in a handful of first-time exhibitors, who enthused over the success of the event.

Portable timekeepers full of collectable appeal need not be just those worn on the wrist

Leading the second edition of Sim Fine Art’s Britain in Pictures exhibition are two chaps in purple.

The professional goldsmith and jewellery designer was not the first woman in such a role but received significant prominence in the Victorian era under her own name

A drawing by Sheila Fell (1931-79) offered in Cockermouth showed how strong demand can emerge even for a simple sketch.