Print issue 2433 (14 March 2020)
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News
- Goddess of love tempts bidders and sells for £60,000 at Dominic Winter
- Early sales give TEFAF a boost
- UK retains No 2 spot in global art market
- Growth in second-hand will ‘skyrocket’, conference hears
- ‘Dragon’ dishes fire up a house record in East Yorkshire
- Pair of Old Masters sets new picture high for Woolley and Wallis
- New discovery of coin marking the end of silver offered at Baldwin’s
News Digest
- Pick of the week: House clearance chairs are £16,500 Voysey Arts & Crafts originals
- Bid Barometer: issue 2433
- Cumbrian archive offered at auction recalls D-Day’s floating harbours
- Precious metals prices: issue 2433
- News In Brief – including Bonhams' new managing director
Regulations
Auction Reports
- Early lantern clock shines through the dust to spark saleroom excitement
- International interest drives bidding at Bellmans
- Juhl serves up a £6000 salad surprise
- Marquetry appeal of a tired chest
- Modest but marvellous Mouseman
- ART MARKET: Sexy and sultry Flint tempts buyer
- Sybil Atteck labourer works well to sell
- Geoffroy shows his touch of class
- Affordable art: Three works sold for under £2500 including an Edith Lawrence linocut
- BOOKS AND WORKS ON PAPER: Grim toll of plagues up to 1666
- Middle Eastern medical manuscript proves to be £70,000 saleroom cure
- Notorious female pirates inspired later authors
- British and Irish book auctions: March 10-21, 2020
- Solid interest at Forum Auctions for Anthony Askham leaves
- Rare early Biggles paperback flies again at Norfolk sale
Previews
Dealers’ Diary
- The Open Art Fair: Open for business in every sense
- Interviews: First-time exhibitors and returning dealers at The Open Art Fair 2020
- Plymouth and Bristol porcelain to be talk of the town in Chelsea
- Brooch to burn bright in Perth
- Discover royal bedroom secrets with the help of Haughton
- Toys, trifles and trinkets in St James’s
International
- Freeman's flagship gallery off to fine launch
- No dispute over its quality
- Dutch marine painting outstrips estimate in New York
- Mucha maidens are saleroom gems
- Dying Cleopatra immortalised in marble
- Tunbridge sewing table made for young princess Victoria emerges in US
- Miniature terrestrial pocket globe offered in Massachusetts
- French sculptor's bust of George Washington to be offered in Rhode Island sale
- Toulouse-Lautrec at the double in North Carolina
Fairs & Markets
- Textile Society award supports restoration
- Many developments at busy mill
- Bristol April photo fair cancelled
- Norwich fair now a brocante
- Malthouse hunt for militaria
Letters & Opinion
- Two letters about Bonhams' Oak Interior auction
- Anniversary of Napoleon’s death could boost interest
- An ‘Encourager’ to tackle the rigging fast
- Fraud has made me wary about giving ID details
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Cover - Issue 2433