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The lifetime collection of 'a journalist and presumed diplomat'
On March 1 Chiswick Auctions is selling a fascinating array of material under the enigmatic title The Lifetime Collection of a British journalist and presumed diplomat.
How to bring Arts and Crafts style to your home
Arts and Crafts style, a celebration of honest craftsmanship and naturalistic design, developed between 1860-1920.
Delight your inner child with these Tony Mann toys from Roseberys
The Fine and Decorative sale at Roseberys in London contains a remarkable single owner collection of toys.
Treasures from 'the quintessential Cotswolds manor house'
The contents of Doughton Manor, Tetbury will be offered as part of The Oak Interior sale at Bishop & Miller in Stowmarket on February 23. More than 100 lots of oak and vernacular furniture and early metalwork and textiles are for sale with estimates ranging from under £50 to £15,000-20,000 for an Elizabethan tester bed.
From a view of the Italian Riviera to an 18th century still life: Five pictures from an upcoming auction
Here we pick out five lots that caught our eye at Dreweatts’ sale of Old Master, British and European art on March 2.
Ten decades of motoring at Gateway Auctions
A timed online sale of cars and motorbikes is offering a wide range of vehicles this month.
Have some fun with your interiors: get the folk art feel
Interior designers are promoting new trends for 2023 and among them is the demand for folk art decorations.
All the Variety and Perfection: The Rubin Wedgwood Collection
Across a number of sales, Freeman’s in Philadelphia is selling the far-reaching Ellis and Suzanne Rubin collection of Wedgwood.
Five luxurious and splendid items to bid for and buy at auction
Sleek Scandi and modernist interiors are out; vintage and antique clutter is in.
Jojo Moyes: Shopping on The Saleroom, my lockdown habit
Author Jojo Moyes sifts through UK auctions online when she isn't writing bestselling fiction.