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A Parisian sale titled Pablo Picasso and his Friends staged at Piasa in France on February 15 included a series of artworks to which the great man had contributed in some way.

Ahead of the 37th edition of TEFAF Maastricht the organisation has streamlined its Old Masters vetting committees.

The owner of a 19th century Ethiopian shield has decided to withdraw it from auction at Anderson & Garland.

Underlining the strength of demand for quality pieces of 20th century Cornish art, the collection of art historian and author John Branfield and his late wife Kathleen (known as Pep) commanded plenty of interest at Penzance saleroom Lay’s.

Kent Battle of Britain Museum bought a fragment of wreckage believed to be from the last plane f lown by pioneering British aviator Amy Johnson in 1941, it has been revealed.

Buyers descend on the late George Withers collection in Somerset

The inaugural Midlands Art Design Antiques Fair (MADA) at Birmingham’s NEC has been postponed again.

The Fine Art Society (FAS) has confirmed that it has no plans to reopen a London premises after closing its Carnaby Street gallery last October.

London porcelain dealer Rod Jellicoe died on February 4 aged 70.

Ashley Gallant has left her role as managing director of The British Antique Dealers’ Association (BADA).

A long-forgotten group of letters written by senior members of Scott and Shackleton’s first trailblazing 1901 expedition to the Antarctic has been discovered.

The contents of Sandford Orcas Manor will be sold at auction by Duke’s of Dorchester on March 6.

Mouseman furniture is a highly popular if not exactly uncommon sight at auction but not so often do you see a group with a backstory as comprehensive as that coming up at a Buckinghamshire sale.

Market traders and dealers at fairs are being urged to join a Facebook group to share information to protect themselves from gangs of thieves.