Is haggling for bargains destroying the antiques trade?
Christmas is the season of contrasts. Overwhelmed with largesse in the run up to the big day, as soon as Boxing Day rolls in,
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Antiques
New Festive Issue – Antique Collecting magazine
The LATEST ISSUE of Antique Collecting magazine is OUT NOW – subscribe HERE to get your copy– and find out what’s in this month’s bumper double issue!
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Wallis Simpson ostrich feather fan in Yorkshire sale
A 1920s ostrich fan that once belonged to Wallis Simpson, the Duchess of Windsor, is set to sell in North
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CADA online exhibition celebrates 40th birthday
A beautiful virtual exhibition showcasing some hero pieces from the inventories of thirty dealers of the Cotswolds Art and Dealers’
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Bargain Hunt’s Tim Wonnacott’s personal collection for sale
The star of the BBC’s popular Bargain Hunt and Antiques Road Trip, presenter and antiques dealer Tim Wonnacott is set to
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Art and Antiques for Everyone returns
Art and Antiques for Everyone, NEC, the largest vetted art, antiques and interiors fair outside London starts this Thursday, November 15, running until
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Antiques Trade Talks – Sarah Duncan of Chiswick Auctions
Sarah Duncan heads up London auction house Chiswick Auctions‘ Jewellery Department. Prior to taking up the role, she spent six
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Will antique Spanish guitar strike a chord
A rare 200-year-old antique Spanish guitar that has been donated to a Dorset charity is expected to sell for thousands
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World War One items in demand
With the centenary marking the end of World War One, an online antique marketplace has announced the most valuable antique
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Bust of aristocratic lady heads up Gloucester sale
A unique 19th-century bust of an aristocratic lady by Edward Hodges Bailey, who created Nelson’s Column in Trafalgar Square, is
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