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ISSUE 2292 | antiquestradegazette.com | 20 May 2017 | UK £3.95 | USA $7.95 | Europe €5.50 Whether you buy, sell or merely AMERICAN BEAUTIES Stand-out lots from upcoming US auctions, page 52-53 CAUGHLEY CLASSIC Ceramics from niche factory appeal to new observe and enjoy the art, collectors Page 18 antiques and vintage markets, Dreweatts to Antiques Trade Gazette is the “It’s the bible of be owner-run, the trade” says Mark Law must-read weekly newspaper. New owner of auction house plans to run business day-to-day

by Roland Arkell coming months.” – UK dealer, subscriber & Laura Chesters As part of the transaction, the pair’s investment vehicle The new boss of Dreweatts says Millicent Holdings Limited (set he sees “huge potential” for the up in April) has also acquired saleroom as it reverts to owner- the brand of dealership Mallett, management focused on its which “will continue to be run for more than 10 years, headquarters in Newbury. alongside Dreweatts”. Former auctioneer and The deal does not include the ceramics specialist Mark Law Mallett inventory, the group’s and investor Gavin Alexander interest in Masterpiece London or bought the firm last week after Bloomsbury Auctions. striking a cut-price deal with the Law, who worked at Drewe- Every issue is packed with breaking news, exclusive spends £500,000 to Stanley Gibbons Group. atts for 16 years prior to 2000, Law and Alexander will is the owner of London ceram- manage the firm on a day-to- ics dealership Albert Amor. day basis. In a brief statement to He was part of a team that ATG Mark Law said: “We plan bought Partridge Fine Art in a information and market intelligence to ensure our readers to return the business to an £14m deal in 2005. However £1,000,000 a year on owner-run operation, as it was four years later the firm was when I left [in 2000]. placed into administration. “With the closure of Chris- Of the senior figures formerly tie’s South Kensington, and in charge of Gibbons’ interiors are always one step ahead. other changes in the market, division, George Bailey, former there is huge potential for a chairman of Dreweatts & Dream consignment country house saleroom an Bloomsbury, is understood to art and antiques hour from London. have resigned two months ago Major saleroom record establishes new “Gavin and I bring with us a while James Harvey will remain number of interesting projects, with the Gibbons group. auction market for Mod Brit painter – page 11 which will be announced in the See analysis page 6 ATG, as many of them fondly call it, is also a visual Auction Calendar the original and most authoritative listing of UK sales – page 60-68 treat with great photography of wonderful objects to accompany the insight my team brings them each week in print and daily online.

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Left: based on the second labour of Hercules, this silver-gilt Ruff black and white work adds colour to St James’s London says no to hallmarking overseas Up to £500 £501 - £2000 £2001 - £5000 £5001 - £30,000 candelabrum centrepiece is one Fair highlights Editor’s of the stars at Christie's on March Vagabond puts down fresh roots Speaking at the Fakes and Thailand and the Far East. Brexit and called “it an abso- 22-23. It is estimated comment at £400,000- by Laura Chesters Forgeries seminar at Gold- Asked by ATG to comment, lute disaster”. Mary Cooke Dickenson Dealer’s search for a second home is over for now as village base joins a barn already open 600,000. This George III bread basket (right) by Benjamin and Godalming dealer Alastair Dickenson Fine Silver has smiths’ Hall last week in commercial director at Bir- He said it would effect where Delivery: all to play for Over 100 pieces of ceramics by the Linthorpe Art Pottery in This Art Nouveau Foley Intarsio pottery mantel A small offering of Russian imperial antiques stars in Chiswick Auctions’ Books and Manuscripts sale on James Smith is priced at £12,950 by Mary Cooke Antiques recently acquired this early electrotype cup and stand The London Assay Office has London, Organ added: “We mingham Assay Office global companies decide to On Twitter last week, Middlesbrough will feature in Thomas Watson’s March 21 clock was designed by the Arts & Crafts ceramacist Tennants’ Spring Fine Art Sale on March 24-25 in Leyburn, March 22 features an example of the 1733, first printed at BADA 2017, held at the Duke of York Square, Chelsea, made by Elkington, Mason and Co, c.1845. Chased with spoken out against moves to would never entertain the idea Nyasha Pitt said: “We operate have their items hallmarked auctioneer and TV pundit sale in Darlington, County Durham. Frederick Rhead (1880-1942). North Yorkshire. facsimile of the Magna Carta of 1215. On vellum and with from March 15-24. scenes from Homer, it copies an original discovered at Below: stone cherub offered for allow UK hallmarks to be here. If we were to ever con- the Mumbai sub-office with with some of the largest global Paul Laidlaw vented about a Much of the collection is attributed to Christopher Measuring 12in (30cm) high, it is decorated with This pair of wine glasses is from the service made for the text flanked by 25 hand-coloured armorial shields of Report by Frances Allitt Dresser (1834-1904) who was art superintendent at a pair of maidens labelled Dies and Nox, a river Grand Duke Nicholas Nikolaevich, son of Nicholas I. Each the barons, it was engraved by John Pine after one of two Silver Well marked to the foot for 1809 (the first of the Smith Pompeii and now in the Naples Museum. £295 at Vagabond Antiques. stamped overseas. sider hallmarking overseas it the same rules, regulations, jewellery firms preparing to high quote for delivery that brothers’ brief four-year partnership), the 50oz basket The signature in Greek reads Benjamin Schlick created A public consultation into would be with a different mark processes, external accredita- switch from London to loca- far exceeded the cost of the Linthorpe between 1879 and 1882. The pottery closed after a landscape, rising sun and the inscription carpe diem is engraved with a crowned monogram and together are guided at £3000-5000. original copies owned by Sir Robert Cotton (now in the It is one week since doors opened assumes an unusual design combining fruiting vines with it – a reference to a Danish-born antiquarian who was the use of British hallmarks altogether, not the leopard.” tion and controls as we do in tions such as the Netherlands, object he was buying. decade in 1889. (seize the day). The group also includes three oyster dishes from the impressive imperial Raphael dinner British Museum), one of which had been damaged by fire to his new shop in the West Sussex Divided into 44 lots, the collection includes single items of jugs, It is guided at £600-1000 in Paul Beighton’s March service, estimated at £15,000-20,000, and a set of silk napkins, worked with the imperial eagle two years earlier. Estimate £10,000-12,000. a pierced border of wheat ears. among the first designers to be employed by George village of Fittleworth and Joe Chaffer overseas is to be launched Hallmarks guarantee the the UK.” to maintain hallmarks recog- Some contributors to the vases and bowls, together with pairs and small groupings. Guide prices range from £60-120 18 sale in Rotherham, South Yorkshire. and cypher of Nicholas II, estimated at £1000-1500. chiswickauctions.co.uk Elkington to exploit the new process of electroforming of Vagabond Antiques is in a whirl. shortly by the British Hall- fineness and quality of pre- The Goldsmiths’ seminar nised in the European Union. conversation saw the funny * for a small group to single items by Dresser valued at £200-300, such as this Peruvian-style pbauctioneers.co.uk tennants.co.uk in the 1840s. The two men met in 1843 when Schlick, There is the decoration to think marking Council (BHC) after cious metal and the ‘town programme included presenta- side. But the thread highlighted * * Titus Omega Also at the BADA fair is decorative fascinated by the excavations and discoveries emerging of, the clients coming through the the Birmingham Assay Office mark’ indicates which assay tions from silver dealer a very serious issue for two-handled vase. Each piece bears a facsimile signature and Henry Tooth monogram. Gorringe’s March 21 sale in Lewes, East Sussex, arts specialist Titus Omega. from Herculaneum and Pompeii, was quick to grasp the door, the chatting, the sales and recently opened a sub-division office carried out the authenti- Alastair Dickenson, jewellery auctioneers: the impact of thomaswatson.com* A large private collection of This red and orange macrogauze hanging by British artist features this Anglo-Japanese ebonised mahogany Lowestoft porcelain will go under weaver Peter Collingwood (1922-2008) features in Adam cabinet designed by Edward William Godwin linings Pictured left is a probably unique significance of a process whereby near-exact copies – whenever he can spare the time – in Mumbai (ATG No 2292). cation process. specialist Susan Rumfitt as a shipper’s service on how 1901 sugar caster designed by of antique metalwork could be mass produced at a restocking. “There is a real danger that However, the hallmarks do well as Goldsmiths’ Company buyers perceive an auction The fifth part of the vast coin the hammer at Keys of Aylsham. Partridge’s March 17 sale in Cheshire. (1833-86). The 6ft 1in x 4ft 11in (1.85 x 1.5m) We would never Charles Robert Ashbee (1863-1942) reasonable cost. “I’m either brave or stupid,” he the credibility of their mark not indicate where a product and Antique Plate Committee house (see feature, p20-23). collection of historian and The collection, which will be sold across two Best known for these macrogauze creations, piece was probably made c.1872-75 by the for The Guild of Handicraft, priced A similar cup without the sheet copper and gilt stand says. “But here I have some of the could be devalued,” said was made. For modern objects, member David Cawte and entertain the idea In the mainstream numismatist Lord Stewartby sales, comprises several hundred pieces of blue Collingwood made them using a technique for warp- leading London art furniture manufacturer From small-scale miniatures to intricate, elaborate “of outsourcing here is going under the hammer at and white and polychrome wares spanning the output of dominant weaving that he developed in the early 1960s. Collinson and Lock. at £27,500. The 5in (13cm) caster, is in the Minneapolis museum. Dickenson is pricing his best dealers in the UK minutes away. Robert Organ, deputy warden more than 90% of hallmarked valuer Rupert Huddy, on how e-commerce world, surveys pieces, we preview silver highlights from upcoming incorporating five enamel panels of a example in the region of £1200. And opening a shop is a natural step at The Goldsmiths’ Company items in the UK are manufac- to spot fakes and forgeries. Robert Organ show people often choose Spink London on March 28. the factory across its 40-year existence. The first tranche, This 4ft 11in x 2ft 7in (1.5m x 78cm) example, incised With stepped shelving and an ebonised serpent curled around a tree, was in my progression.” Assay Office in London. tured abroad in India, Organ also spoke out on London Assay Office retailers based on speed and With a focus on Stewartby’s featuring only blue and white pieces, will be sold in a three-day to the steel rods with his signature and serial number, is finish imitating black lacquer, the cabinet auctions and fairs both in London and the regions exhibited at the Arts & Crafts Chaffer, 36, has a clear vision. He cost of delivery. But when assorted Tudor and Stuart sale on March 21-23. A highlight is this Lowestoft spoon from one of two by Collingwood in the sale consigned from the conveys the influence Japan had on the Exhibition at New Gallery, started his business in 2015 and for Exterior of Vagabond Antiques... those consumers become coins, the sale includes this c.1770, believed to be the first example of its type to come to collection of Doreen and John Roberts. It was purchased architect and designer, while the curved Regent Street, in 1903 and the past few years has traded out of buyers of art and antiques, a Henry VIII (1509-47) third coinage auction. Estimate £1500-2000. from The Peter Dingley Gallery, Stratford-upon-Avon, in lattice-work back rail is reminiscent of By Roland Arkell was illustrated in volume 28 of a barn nestled down a country lane Pictures tell a story disconnect emerges. Groat, which features a minting quirk. keysauctions.co.uk* 1983. Estimate £1500-2500. fretwork on Chinese classical furniture. The brass The Studio magazine. in Barnham. In that time he fell The task then for Made at the mint in the Tower of adampartridge.co.uk* sabots are a signature of Godwin’s Anglo-Japanese designs. into what he says is the model for An exhibition of the photographs of Marilyn Stafford travelled Left: the auctioneers and their shipping London between 1544-47, the coin features obverse mintmarks over a simple annulet and a Estimate £15,000-25,000. Eastdale Antiques many young dealers: dealing from a from Lucy Bell Fine Art in East Sussex last weekend to reopen Royal Mint’s partners is to try and reconcile pellet in annulet. Though the latter is seen on Testoons, neither mark is known on the Groats Royal memorabilia, silver, paintings and English gorringes.co.uk* Eastdale Antiques will be among the half-a-dozen warehouse and relying heavily on the in London’s Art Bermondsey Project Space on Tuesday, June 27. headquarters in the real and high costs of of this period and is therefore thought to be unintentional. Estimate £200-250. pottery assembled by a Godalming businessman are SPECIALIST silver sales are a rarer breed than silver specialists exhibiting at the spring edition of the internet. The show features the works of the photojournalist Stafford, the Welsh town packing and delivering fragile spink.com* to be offered in a single-owner sale at Ewbank’s on they used to be. None have been held in the Antiques for Everyone fair at the NEC in Birmingham But he had long felt that the who was born in Ohio, USA but now lives in East Sussex. of Llantrisant. objects with the expectations March 24 in Surrey. Edmund Blair Leighton’s (1853- capital so far this year. on April 6-9. The Derbyshire firm will bring this unusual Left: this 1941 marabou stork advantages of bricks and mortar She started work as an actress, but after photographing of consumers used to buying Tony Cummings was an avid collector who filled 1922) Pre-Raphaelite painting The Hercules However, in the coming weeks, the collecting silver model of a marabou stork (also known as the will be available on the stand were undeniable. Chief among them Albert Einstein for a documentary in 1948 she became through e-commerce giants. his small Victorian cottage with items he bought from Elaine has been consigned to centrepiece is the local and London auctions. This oil on canvas by Joseph Wright of Derby House & Son of Bournemouth. community will be treated to an array of events undertaker bird) priced at £3650. Weighing just over of Eastdale Antiques at the was the possibility of getting to know “interested in telling stories in pictures and showing the world As our feature concludes, “best-known that promise to test all aspects of the market 20oz and standing 11in (28cm) tall, it has import marks Antiques for Everyone fair in clients. After all, “they’re buying to people as I saw it”. managing these customer Pictured here is Queen Victoria's memorial stick (1734-97) has been uncovered in a townhouse in The large gilt-framed oil was Sovereign partners with Royal Mint – from collectable smallwork and venerable work from an and hallmarks for Edinburgh, 1941, to both the body and Birmingham on April 6-9. into you as well as the item”, and The group of works in the exhibition cover a 10-year period, expectations is crucial. This ‘museum pin dedicated to her son Prince Alfred who died from Belper, Derbyshire. purchased for £200 by the vendor family silver to a spectacular example of the detachable head. relationships are harder to build over from 1950-60, during which Stafford worked in Paris taking confidential, “our role will be as Auctioneers who suggest quality’ throat cancer in 1900. Gold with a blue enamel anchor, The 2ft 5in x 2ft (75 x 62cm) half-length portrait from Christie’s in 1970 and is being extraordinary group Continued from front page Regency royal plate. the phone or online. pictures for fashion as well as scenes of the city. a supplier of historic English shippers offering a range of reproduction the letter A and a crown set with old cut diamonds, of a Spondon gentleman called John Dawes Mather offered on March 21, estimated at made by Farrell He does not look at the shop ...and the interior “The exhibition has been very well received,” says dealer hammered and milled coins has coins and provider of expertise joined-up delivery options at of a cretaceous it is engraved Dear Alfred July 30th Mama VRI, 1900. (1761-1831) was painted in around 1783. £15,000-25,000. for the Duke of York as a permanent base but part of a of the shop Lucy Bell. “It is fantastic that the exhibition is now touring to been an area of sustained in this area,” Goldbart said. Stellar Sèvres at Bonhams varying, fair and transparent velociraptor Victoria died six months later. Little about the sitter is known, but he is thought Exhibited at the Royal Academy Christie's progression towards opening his London. Marilyn Stafford is 91 and her work is being celebrated strength for more than a decade “It makes perfect sense for us A pair of 12in (30cm) high Sèvres hard paste vases (above) painted prices, are cracking this mongoliensis skull Estimate £500-1000. to have been an influential gentleman in Derby and in 1899, the canvas depicts the When Prince Frederick, the second son of than a dozen pieces of silver made by Farrell for that first auction – with an estimate of £400,000- rooted in the economic prosperity of During The Sino-Japanese Hostilities 1937-1938. ideal premises in five or 10 years’ by many and getting the acclaim it deserves.” with interest from the US and to strengthen the tie with The with elaborate chinoiserie sea battles by Jean-Jacques Dieu, proved conundrum. and jaws is for sale at ewbankauctions.co.uk Spondon in the late 18th century. Arthurian legend of Elaine of George III, died in January 1827 leaving huge the Duke of York under the direction of the retailer 600,000. It is among a treasure trove of English the Union. London Auctions Standing 20in (51cm) and weighing 59oz, the time. Meanwhile, he has the enviable Print editions at the show are 16 x 12in (40.5 x 30.5cm) and Japan bolstering collectors from Royal Mint, especially as a sub- the highlight of Bonhams’ June 14 sale of European ceramics. TimeLine Auctions’ Last restored in 1929, it has descended through Astolat, who died of her unrequited love for Sir Lancelot. Before her death, she asks that her debts, his executors took the unprecedented step of and antiquarian, Kensington Lewis (1790-1854). and Continental silver and silver gilt from the The William III Britannia standard silver The March 27 silver sale at London Auctions estimate is £1500-2500. advantage of a turnover-based prices for the prints start at £250. This photograph right from the home nations. stantial proportion of the coins It is believed that the vases – two of only 13 of this type made Gregory, Bottley & the same family. It carries a £2000-3000 estimate body be placed in a small boat, clutching a lily in one hand, and her final letter in the other. She quickly selling a royal collection at public auction. These early examples of 19th century historicism collection of property magnate Robert de Balkany punch bowl by Anthony Nelme in Chiswick features a lease, making the bottom line more 1950 is of Henri Cartier-Bresson. It is available for £400. Ian Goldbart, who launched we deal with were produced by the factory – were bought by Louis XVI c.1778-79 and presented Lloyd, Natural History in Hansons’ Spring Fine Auction on March 30-April 1 then floats down the Thames to Camelot, where she is discovered by King Arthur's court. Within two months of his demise, the Duke of are based on a variety of eclectic sources – in this (1931-2015). (London, 1701) pictured left collection of regimental silver manageable, in a location roughly project-space.london Sovereign a year ago, later to be there over the last 1000 years.” to his sister in law, the Comtesse d’Artois. After the Revolution, Auction in Harwich, Essex, on March 25. An example of the first commercially successful bicycle is up for auction at Thomson in Etwall, Derbyshire. The story was the inspiration for Tennyson's Lady of Shalott and the subject of many Price comparison York’s silver was offered at Christie’s across an case both Renaissance and baroque designs. The March 22-23 sale includes over 700 works comes to market for the first from the Royal Regiment of Lawrences five minutes’ drive from Petworth lucy-bell.com joined by a team of ex-Baldwin’s He added that this was an they were aquired by the diplomat William Poyntz and later passed The original skull was discovered in the Flaming Cliffs of Mongolia, known for its Roddick Scottish Auctions in Dumfries on March 18. The French bone shaker velocipede hansonsauctioneers.co.uk* Pre-Raphaelite works. houseandson.com unreserved four-day, ticket-only sale from Weighing 1128oz, the much-published and of art from two residences: Palazzo Lancellotti time in over three centuries. Fusiliers headquarters. To give an idea of scale, the teapot to this rare and 10 from Arundel – both specialists, said he was opportunity to grow an already by inheritance to Poyntz’s daughter Georgina who, in 1755, had site for shipping specimens of velociraptor and made famous for the first discovery of dinosaur eggs. bicycle dates to c.1865 and is one of the earliest incarnations of the * The copy measures 10½in (26cm) long and is guided at £120-170. March 19-22. exhibited piece comes under the hammer at in Rome, the interior of which was designed by The engraved arms to both This mix of presentation Irish provincial miniature service below is just renowned antiques shop ‘hubs’. approached by the Mint six thriving market: “If we can con- married John Spencer, later First Earl Spencer. modern bicycle created by Pierre Michaux (1813-83). Though timelineauctions.com Alongside the celebrated Shield of Achilles Christie’s later this month – nearly 200 years after Federico Forquet, and Château Balsan in Eze, the bowl and the associated pieces and typical mess over 2in (6cm) high. It is made in much the same The opening days have seen proposition since, by his own to trade at fairs and online. As the months ago. vert some buyers of modern Offered with an estimate of £70,000-90,000, they made The New York-based art ship- * there are other possible claimants to the forerunner of the on the title page of the auction catalogue was a which was decorated by Jacques Garcia. Sotheby’s cover (marked for Edinburgh, hall comes from the Royal way as its full-size equivalent and, says Lawrences healthy attendance from buyers new admission, he is “a bit of a control winner of an annual Antique Young Although the terms of the issues into true collectors, then £120,000 (plus 25/20/12% buyer’s premium). ping firm Arta is in the process modern bicycle, the blacksmith was the first to think of Several Grosvenor School linocuts feature in Forum Auctions’ Editions and Works on Paper sale £30,000 plus massive nine-light silver-gilt centrepiece on the Paris sold the €13m contents of the de Balkany 1748) are those of the Wishart Lancashire Fusiliers, the Royal specialist Alex Butcher, might well have been a and old. The trade is particularly freak”. Guns’ competition, Chaffer was five-year deal remain that is our mission.” of raising its second round of fitting cranks and pedals to the front wheel of a on March 21 in London. Here I have some of the theme of the second labour of Hercules made by Hôtel de Feuquières at Rue de Varenne, Paris, in family of Pitarrow, Forfar. Northumberland Fusiliers, the salesman’s sample. important to Chaffer – one of his In the meantime, he has one given a pitch at the recent Salvo fair funding – this time to help it hobby horse. Estimate £1000-1500. Included in the group thomsonroddick.com is Trio (Coppel LT 22), a Edward Cornelius Farrell (1775-1850). September 2016. Probably given as a Royal Warwickshire Fusiliers The three pieces have slight differences to the main concerns in opening the best dealers in the UK valuable helper: his mother. A (the other winner was Matt Dixon expand in the UK and Europe. * “minutes away. Opening a When it was knocked down for £343 5s 6d, Alongside more than two dozen German 17th gift to mark the marriage and the City of London Royal bright cut engraving but are all marked for John new shop was that the rarefied air collector in her own right, she of Tallboy Antiques). He continues Arta is an online price com- 10 x 11½in (25 x 29cm) Created after a design by William Kent for Lord Burlington's Trade bodies to forge new relationships after election or roughly a quarter of what it had cost the duke century ‘pineapple’ cups, two other works by of Margaret Wishart Fusiliers. Whelpley of Cork, c.1800. of Fittleworth would put off this brought Chaffer along to fairs when to advertise his stock on Instagram parison site – it offers shipping gouache and graphite Chiswick House, this set of four 19th century limestone urns on shop is a natural step in a decade earlier, auctioneer James Christie II Farrell feature in the collection – a pair of George (b.1680) to Daniel Stuart The proceeds of the sale From the personal collection of a deceased particular buying base. So it was he was a child. Now she has been where, he says, items can go in 30 UK ivory trade. Gove told continue, trade bodies believe. for a champion of the antiques companies the chance to give This programme is from The Beatles’ on paper by Swiss pedestals (one of the four pictured right) is estimated to fetch my progression by Laura Chesters lamented: “I feel sorry for the sacrifice which has IV ewers (London, 1826), cast and chased with of Castlemilk (1670-1708), will be used by the regiment dealer, it carries an estimate of £2000-3000 at gratifying to have Arundel dealer at the new premises throughout seconds – making it a far quicker BBC’s Radio 5 Live that he Leadership of other depart- trade when BADA president quotes on art shipping jobs to first UK tour where they performed as a printmaker Lill Tschudi £20,000-40,000 in Summers Place Auctions' sale on March 28 in been made in this article. I feel greater grief that putti and satyrs, and a set of 12 George III triton it came by descent to Sir for charitable purposes. Lawrences of Crewkerne on April 4. Spencer Swaffer come by with a knot its preparation and opening, to do transactional tool than the website. It could reconsider introducing a ments important to the art and Victoria Borwick lost her seat potential customers. The firm supporting act for the 16-year-old singer (1911-2004). Billingshurst, West Sussex. the workmanship of the artist is valued so low.” salt cellars and spoons (London, 1817). They each John Stuart (1752-1821) of Much is English Georgian of clients in tow and for Petworth’s anything from painting the skirting is also a good channel for networking The art and antiques trade pledge for a total ivory ban, antiques trade were left in Kensington by 20 votes. was founded in 2015 by chief Helen Shapiro. Showing three The vast 9ft (2.74m) high urns have resided on a private Acquired by a descendent of Sir Clive carry estimates of £100,000-150,000. Fettercairn who recorded in and Victorian silver, but pictured David Swanson to visit and buy a boards to watching the shop and with other dealers and for keeping an associations are preparing to missing from the 2017 Con- unchanged with Karen Bradley BAMF chairman Anthony executive Adam Fields, for- By the end of the tour they had been musicians, it dates to Sussex estate for the last 100 years. Milnes-Coates (1879-1972), it remained at the his will “a silver tureen and left is a Chinese incense burner selection of pieces. making cups of tea. eye on trends. “forge new relationships” with servative Party manifesto. remaining secretary of state for Browne said: “Victoria has merly of the online art dealing elevated to finishing the first half of the 1931, the year after Kent designed eight original Portland stone urns for the family seat of Helperby Hall, Yorkshire, until it cover, having the arms of with dragon feet marked Arnold Chaffer is now cautiously Joe Chaffer “She know a bit about The shop is “the cherry on top” Michael Gove, who has Despite concerns regarding Culture, Media and Sport. been a stalwart supporter of the start-up Artspace. show with songs such as Keep Your Hands Tschudi had officially gardens of Burlington’s west London home. They were placed was sold by Christie’s in 1967. Its last appearance Sotheby's Wishart engraved thereon, as an Sterling. confident. of Vagabond everything,” he says. “She’s my of his various endeavours. It might replaced Andrea Leadsom as the reshuffle, confirmation that Meanwhile John Glen, MP art and antiques sector on a Last year Arta raised $1m Off My Baby, Chains and Please Please Me. stopped studying at the in an avenue running from the back of the house towards the at auction was in 2004 when it went unsold On March 28, two collections make the journey heirloom to be preserved in his The inscription reads: Presented To With so much going on, “trying Antiques mentor and she loves the shop.” cater for the trade but there’s still environment minister in charge junior environment minister for Salisbury, was appointed wide range of issues. There are from art world investors includ- The 1963 programme is included Grosvenor School of exedra, in imitation of the Appian way in Rome, which was lined as part of the Ruxton and Love collection at from Scotland to Sotheby’s Bond Street. family at Fettercairn”. The 1st Battalion The Lancashire Fusiliers to be everywhere at once has been The new shop does not mean he “the odd member of the public who of the Department for Environ- Thérèse Coffey remains in her Parliamentary Under Secre- so few parliamentarians with a ing gallery David Zwirner and in Omega Auctions’ sale of Beatles Modern Art in London. with funerary urns and monuments. Christie’s New York. Each tells the story of a venerable family: the Weighing a total of 78oz, By The British Community of Tien the most difficult part”, he says. will abandon other platforms. He comes in and buys everything at ment, Food and Rural Affairs. post was viewed positively. It tary of State for Arts, Heritage knowledge of our market and Sotheby’s as well as high profile memorabilia in Cheshire on March 17. The estimate is Such was the popularity of their design that Kent later used Estimate £100-150. £3000-5000. them in another of his gardens at Rousham House in Oxfordshire. The Hercules centrepiece of 1824-25 is the best- Above: this Fettercairn punch bowl carries an estimate of ancient and noble earls and marquesses of Lothian the Fettercairn bowl carries an Tsen As A Token Of Appreciation Of He reflects that soon he’ll have to has held on to the barn where he retail prices. We all need that”. n Defra has been due to allows for continued dialogue and Tourism. she has demonstrated great artists and collectors. Continued on page 24 known work from an extraordinary group of more £12,000-18,000 at Sotheby's on March 28. and the Forbes of Pitsligo, whose success was estimate of £12,000-18,000. The Service Rendered By The Battalion hire a member of staff – a difficult was previously based and continues vagabondshop.co.uk launch a consultation on the on issues surrounding ivory to There was disappointment dedication to championing it.” See feature page 20-23 omegaauctions.co.uk* forumauctions.co.uk* summersplaceauctions.com* 42 | 18 March 2017 antiquestradegazette.com antiquestradegazette.com 18 March 2017 | 43 22 | 18 March 2017 antiquestradegazette.com antiquestradegazette.com 18 March 2017 | 23 42 | 1 July 2017 antiquestradegazette.com antiquestradegazette.com 6 | 24 June 2017 antiquestradegazette.com

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WEDNESDAY BYRNE’S GILBERT BAITSON PETTMANS Left: the record- JUNE 28 Pullman House, The Sidings, 389-395 Anlaby Road, Hull, 52 Athelstan Road, Margate, breaking copies of Trio of record-breakers at Forum Boundary Lane, Chester, East Yorkshire, HU3 6AB. Kent, CT9 2BH. ‘Bruges Master’ produces Claudie Ferré Pennsylvania Normandy 433 Tel: +44 (0)1482 500500 The Go-Away Bird Cheshire, CH4 8RD. Tel: +44 (0)1843 220234 All the fun of the Foire de Chatou 25 BLYTHE ROAD auctions in our Modern & Traditional Furnishings, Fine Antiques & Collectables, 10.00 (£6500), The Ballad of Very different in character, facsimile, it sold at £1600. This 3ft 1in (93cm) wide comb 25 Blythe Road, London, W14 0PD. Tel: +44 (0)1244 681311 10.30 pettmans.com Peckham Rye (£6000) something of the knight the three lots briefly A collection of poems UK calendar Tel: +44 (0)20 7806 5541 Collectables & General gilbert-baitson.co.uk A day out at France’s largest brocante and the return of classic chic with a contemporary twist and cylinder orchestral musical The auction firm of Pillet, based in Lyons-La- and The Prime of Miss Thomas Del Mar: Antique Arms, byrnesauctioneers.co.uk thesaleroom.com described here were not written by the suffragette box is attributed to the famous Fôret in Normandy, is selling a selection of items QUEENS ROAD AUCTIONS Jean Brodie (£17,000) “A masterpiece of Flemish book among the very highest Sylvia Pankhurst while Armour & Militaria, 11.00 thesaleroom.com 9 Queens Road, Exeter, Swiss firm of Charles Paillard from the Hotel Consulaire de Dieppe as part of a 25blytheroad.com HALLS Devon, EX2 9ER. sold by Lyon & Turnbull. illumination,” said Reiss & Sohn priced lots in a Forum she was in prison and Halls Holdings House, Bowmen & Co. sale on July 2. thesaleroom.com Tel: +44 (0)1392 256256 (18% buyer’s premium) of a (25/20/12% buyer’s published in 1922 was Writ Report by Joan Porter 86,235 CHELMSFORD AUCTION ROOMS Way, Shrewsbury, SY4 3DR. Dating from c.1885, it In its capacity as a port (and one with strong cross- Antiques & General, 10.00 lots for sale on 42 Mildmay Road, Chelmsford, Tel: +44 (0)1743 450700 rare manuscript compendium premium) sale of May 24 on Cold Slate (left). A work €1 = £0.86 Pele-Mele Antiquités Philippe Chapeau plays 12 airs with bell, drum Channel links to the UK), Dieppe has a rich maritime history. BAMFORDS Essex, CM2 0DZ. Interiors, 10.00 queensroadauctions.com thesaleroom.com of texts (right) on chivalry, – but all brought that makes no appearance Peak Village Shopping Centre, Tel: +44 (0)1245 354251 hallsgb.com With a congenial companion in Below: French 20th century ceramics and castanet accompaniment This is reflected in some of the pieces on offer such as Chatsworth Road, Rowsley, RICHARD WINTERTON heraldry, nobility and the rules record bids. in auction records, it was Antiques & Collectables, 10.00 thesaleroom.com Henri Nicole, a French photographer are Philippe Chapeau’s speciality and this as well as featuring three model sailing ships, bells and aerial views of the port. Derbyshire, DE4 2JE. The Lichfield Salerooms, of war offered in its May 16-18 A Francis Bacon bid to £1300. chelmsfordauctionrooms.co.uk and former antiques restorer who piscatorial platter by Robert Picault (1919- ‘mandarin’ automata figures But a varied selection of furnishings and decorative Tel: +44 (0)1629 730920 JAMES & SONS Cross Keys, Lichfield, sales series. collection included The That lot also included Antiques & Fine Art, 10.30 The Racecourse, Fakenham, Staffordshire, WS13 6DN. lives in Normandy, I visited the 2000) was for sale at Chatou priced at €1400. that turn their heads as the objects is also on offer, ranging from light fittings and paintings 28 June CHRISTIE’S Originally executed in 1481 Charge... touching Duells... a 1907 first of The Convert, bamfords-auctions.co.uk Norfolk, NR21 7NY. Tel: +44 (0)1543 251081 opening trade day of Foire de Picault’s studio was in the town of Vallauris music plays. to pieces of furniture. 8 King Street, London, SW1Y 6QT. Fine Art & Collectables, 10.00 for Louis de Bruges, Seigneur of 1614. Bacon saw duels as a threat to based on Elizabeth Robins’ play, thesaleroom.com Tel: + 44 (0)1328 855003 Chatou in Paris in early March. Contained in a finely inlaid case, it is estimated at $10,000-15,000 in the mechanical Pictured here is an early 20th century lectern carved from Lots of local interest to 11 July Tel: +44 (0)20 7839 9060 Rare Coins, Cigarette Cards, Postal richardwinterton.co.uk on the Côte d’Azur and the French ceramist de Gruthyse, a copy now in the authority and against the will of God. Votes for Women!, which advocated music section of Morphy Auctions' 800-lot sale of fine and decorative arts on July 22 in solid mahogany in the form of caduceus set on a dolphin base. Impressionist & Modern Art, 14.30 History, Postcards & Used Stamps thesaleroom.com Held over 10 days, it is a long haul was a close friend and next door neighbour Until its conversion into a pizzeria and cocktail BOLDON AUCTION GALLERIES Bibliotheque Nationale in Paris, This work concerns a case, involving militancy as the only means of christies.com jamesandsonsauctioneers.com for the 450 predominately French of Pablo Picasso, who was based in Vallauris Denver, Pennsylvania. The 4ft 9in (1.4m) high piece is signed Barbe and comes with bar three years ago, The Spread Eagle pub in 24a Front Street, East Boldon, thesaleroom.com this compendium is also known, antagonists called Priest and Wright, achieving female suffrage. ROBERTSONS dealers, many of whom solely stand morphyauctions.com the original watercolour design by Jean Miellot dated 1929. Greenwich had hardly changed since its origins Tyne & Wear, NE36 0SJ. from 1948-53. CUTTLESTONES Main Street, Kinbuck, with occasional variations, that he brought before the Star Signed and dated to the front free The estimate is €400-600. Tel: +44 (0)1915 372630 JOHN NICHOLSON’S at this fair which is organised by Bois d’Arcy-based Chapeau collects Alicia de Rollond as a 17th century coaching inn. Penkridge Auction Rooms, Pinfold Dunblane, Perthshire, FK15 0NQ. in three other versions – one Chamber – to see if it could “...doe endpaper, a 1953, New York first Antiques & Interiors The Auction Rooms, Midhurst SNCAO-GA (Syndicat National Above: Claudie Ferré, shown reflected in the table mirror on her brightly-lit stand, sells pillet.auction.fr Situated in Stockwell Street, one of the Tel: +44 (0)1786 822603 ceramics from La Borne, an art pottery boldonauctions.co.uk Lane, Penkridge, Staffordshire, Road, Fernhurst, Haslemere, made for Philip of Cleves, now in any good to tame and reclaime that in dust jacket of Roald Dahl’s first Modern & General de l’Antiquité, de l’Ocasion et collective in a hamlet near Bourges, which lighting from the Art Deco period to the 1970s, many by German designers. “Particularly Left: Normandy-based Alicia de oldest roads in the area, it was frequented thesaleroom.com ST19 5AP. Surrey, GU27 3HA. Vienna, another at Yale and that evil which seems unbridled”. short story collection, Someone Like Tel: +44 (0)1428 653727 kinbuckauctions.co.uk des Galeries d’Art Moderne et has been a centre of pottery makers since good sellers are 1950s industrial lighting”, she said. Rollond, pictured, is the daughter over its 300-year history by many well-known Tel: +44 (0)1785 714905 sold in Germany last month. Madrid Fine Paintings, 12.00 In modern panelled calf and with You, was another lot to set a record, Londoners, from actors, architects and artists BONHAMS KNIGHTSBRIDGE Home, Gardens & Collectables, Contemporain). the 15th century. He particularly admires Ferré, who stands at Midcentury Modern’s fairs in London, had some 1950s oblong white of dealers, and she trades in French johnnicholsons.com ROSEBERYS LONDON The illustrations in all four some loss to the title supplied in this time at £1600. Montpelier Galleries, Montpelier 10.00 The biannual event has its origins the work of La Borne’s post-war ceramists porcelain wall lights with translucent shades by Bauhaus designer Wilhelm Wagenfeld for country-style brocante. to comedians, magicians and musicians. thesaleroom.com 70-76 Knights Hill, are similar and those in the In 1964, the pub was bought by the Moy Street, Knightsbridge, London, cuttlestones.co.uk London, SE27 0JD. in the 19th century when the scrap Elisabeth Joulia and Jean and Jacqueline sale at €400 and €480. She arranges her stand by colour Between the 15th and 18th centuries in Spain, of the royal family, above a coat of arms surrounded SW7 1HH. Reiss example and that at Yale family, who also managed an art gallery and thesaleroom.com LAWRENCES AUCTIONEERS Tel: +44 (0)20 8761 2522 metal and junk merchants of Paris Lerat, saying “ these pieces may seem and shape, “piece by piece” and the conflicts between gentlemen were often resolved by an abundance of fruit, birds and insects. Tel: +44 (0)20 7393 3900 The Linen Yard, South Street, Fine Art featuring Fine European are attributed to the same antique business in the adjoining buildings. Entertainment Memorabilia, 12.00 started a fair alongside the historic austere but they turn out to be creations overall look is a pull into her marquee with the preparation of a decorated letter, awarded The second sheet shows a large vignette DENHAMS Crewkerne, Somerset, TA18 8AB. Ceramics, Modern Sculpture & artist, called the ‘Bruges Master Christine Their eye and enthusiasm for art and local bonhams.com Antique Picture Frames, 09.00 The words on the street Foire aux Jambons (Ham Fair). Today of great strength and have a very beautiful where prices for “small glass things” to the acquitted man and intended to preserve his of Santiago Matamoros (literally Saint James Horsham Auction Galleries, Tel: +44 (0)1460 73041 of 1482’. history spilled over into The Spread Eagle, Antiques & General, 09.30 roseberys.co.uk it lays claim to the title of France’s presence in my house”. start at €10 with a vintage leather reputation. The letters could also recognise the the Moor-slayer) in a depiction of his legendary Your auction Dorking Road, Warnham, Among the works that this example of c.1490 contains are Honoré Bouvet’s influential Condition leaves a little to be desired, but the spine of Trémoulet where they filled the walls with oil paintings, BONINGTONS lawrences.co.uk thesaleroom.com Inscriptions provide vital Spark largest antiques fair and brocante. Above: Christophe Richème likes to mix periods and styles: a Napoleonic bridal banquette at €2000. nobility of a person. Duran Subastas will offer a fine appearance at the Battle of Clavijo, where he Sussex, RH12 3RZ. not listed? Forest Lodge Commercial Complex, thesaleroom.com ‘L’arbre de batailles’, along with French translations from the original Spanish and English this copy of Sinclair Lewis’ Main Street and the matching watercolours and antique prints of local Tel: +44 (0)1403 255699 / It certainly attracts a crowd. vase sits alongside a 1970s shop display cabinet in his shop Pele-Mele Antiquités Left: Christine Trémoulet sells ‘batteries example of this in its next books and manuscripts supposedly helped the Christians conquer the High Road, Epping, CM16 5HW. SHEPPARDS AUCTION HOUSE of Diego de Valera’s ‘Mirror of True Nobility’ of 1441, and ‘The Order of Battle in the Court details on the jacket mark it out as a 1920 first, published subjects. Contact calendar Tel: +44 (0)20 8508 4800 +44 (0)1403 253837 MCCUBBING & REDFERN Sensational results for Scottish author in Edinburgh sale recall a doomed family link Post-fair news is that the event had a in Montmorot Lons-Le-Saunier in the Jura region. “Antiques are a happiness de cuisine’. The range of copper pots, pans auction on July 19. Muslim Moors. @antiquestradegazette.com Coolattin House, Coolattin Park, of Chivalry’ by Thomas Woodstock, first Duke of Gloucester and Constable of England. by Harcourt, Brace & Howe of New York. When the family sold up in 2005, the new The Country House Sale, 11.00 Secondary Antiques, General Wells Auction Rooms, Shillelagh, Co. Wicklow. record attendance with over 32,000 investment,” said Richème. “They create a happy home.’’ and tools used in professional kitchens The letter demonstrates that the king recognises Although such letters were relatively common, 66-68 Southover, Wells, In generally excellent condition, the manuscript is now in a 20th century blind-tooled The jacket is in fact a second issue example, but owners added to the art collection, buying from We strongly advise that you boningtons.com Household & Vintage Effects, 10.00 Tel: +353 (0)57 874 0000 Somerset, BA5 1UH. people visiting the fair from March In his marquee he had a signed early 20th century Majorelle sideboard priced include these late 18th/19th century Don Antonio de Pedraza Vibero as a hidalgo, or this example is especially notable for the beautiful check with the auctioneer thesaleroom.com denhams.com County House Collections, 10.30 of Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley inscribed calf binding over wooden boards that incorporates the original backstrip and, possibly, the first issue jacket – without reference to the early auctions in London. concerned before travelling any Tel: +44 (0)1749 678099 Report by Ian McKay 10-19, a 6% increase compared to at €4800. shining copper moulds she supplies to nobleman, and the double-sided manuscript with a and meticulous execution of the miniatures and its thesaleroom.com sheppards.ie back cover. reviews of the book – is virtually unknown, stated Swann Now 132 lots from this combined assemblage distance, in case of last minute Fine Art, Antiques & Collectables, “With much love to Mother, Dad and March 2016. Richème is pictured with Sylvie Robaglia, left, PR for the Foire de Chatou some of France’s top chefs including Alain velvet binding is dated Valladolid, 1582. It depicts the excellent state of conservation. It is estimated to will go under the hammer in a single-owner sale cancellations or alterations. BOURNE END AUCTION ROOMS 13.00 thesaleroom.com Fourteen lots featuring the works Robin...” It sold at £3400 – and prices Its first owner was Claude de Neuchâtel-Bourgogne, Seigneur de Fay (c.1449-1505), (25/20/12% buyer’s premium), who in a May 16 sale sold Station Approach, Bourne End, mccubbingandredfern.co.uk The organisers commented: “We organisers, SNCAO-GA and, right, Joan Porter, ATG’s fairs and market’s reporter. Ducasse and Michel Guérard. Prices range crucifixion of Christ in a landscape, being worshipped sell for €1500. at Gorringes in Lewes, East Sussex, on July 4. Auctioneers that hold sales FRED DAVIES & CO. of Muriel Spark caused a shock in a just kept on getting higher. but in much more recent times it has been in the extensive collections of Martin Bodmer it for a record $5000 (£3875). on thesaleroom.com are Buckinghamshire, SL8 5QH. New Quay Memorial Hall, Towyn SOTHEBY’S saw a big increase in new customers. from €140 to €2000. in the margins by King Phillip II and other members duran-subastas.com Among the highlights is this 16 x 19½in (41 highlighted in the calendar. You Tel: +44 (0)1628 531500 OKEHAMPTON AUCTIONS May 17 sale held by Lyon & Turnbull A copy of her second novel, Robinson and passed through the hands of such well-known dealers as Kraus and Breslauer. Since Lewis’ satirical portrayal of small-town USA and those Road, Penwig Fields, New Quay, 34-35 New Bond Street, The attendance was younger and Two pieces to catch the eye were a set x 50cm) oil on canvas attributed to George should check an auctioneer’s General Unit 1, Fatherford Farm, Exeter London, W1A 2AA. (25/20% buyer’s premium) when, of 1958, made £3800, and a collection 1999, however, it has been in the library of a Belgian collector. who live there is generally considered his best work, Ceredigion, SA45 9QQ. Road, Okehampton, Devon, more Parisian than it used to be of 19th century French weighing scales listing on thesaleroom.com to bourneendauctionrooms.co.uk Tel: +44 (0)20 7293 5000 Estimated at €300,000, it sold in the end for €840,000 (£724,140). but many of those small-town folk resented his views. Samuel (f.1785-1823) depicting Greenwich see which of their sales are Tel: +44 (0)1545 580005 EX20 1QQ. against a high estimate total of £7100, of short stories issued that same year Evelyne and Paul with bronze detailing at €420. They were thesaleroom.com Contemporary Art, 19.00 and there were significant numbers Philippe Renard Hospital and The Queen’s House from available for online bidding. Furniture & Antiques, 10.30 Tel: +44 (0)1837 55592 they actually raised £78,150. as The Go-Away Bird sold at £6500. In Alexandria, Minnesota, the local public library even sothebys.com of Chinese, Koreans, Japanese, previously in use at Les Grands Magasins Greenwich Park. Thought to date c.1816, it is Timed auctions that are held synodauctions.co.uk Antiques & Collectables, 10.00 The previous best for any of the Both were inscribed to her parents. banned the book from its shelves. Khormaian on thesaleroom.com are listed BURSTOW & HEWETT okehamptonauctions.co.uk Russians and Lebanese visitors.” Below: Shown standing in front of a tall du Louvre in Paris, a large Victorian estimated at £7000-10,000. TAWN LANDLES Main Street was initially awarded the 1921 Pulitzer separately at the end of Abbey Auction Gallery, Lower Lake, writer’s books was just £500, paid Then came The Ballad of Peckham Rye Aided by photographs taken by 18th century oak encoignure priced at department store in front of the Louvre, Panthers go on the prowl in Paris GARDINER HOULGATE the calendar. Battle, East Sussex, TN33 0AT. PETER FRANCIS Blackfriars Chambers, five years ago for a signed copy of of 1960, inscribed “Robin darling – Prize, but the Board of Trustees overturned the jury’s Auction Rooms, 9 Leafield Way, Towyside Salerooms, Old Station Henri Nicole, here is a snapshot €10,000 in his ‘stage-set’ stand is Philippe which closed in 1974. gorringes.co.uk Weekly general sales are also Tel: +44 (0)1424 772374 Blackfriars Street, King’s Lynn, Road, Carmarthen, SA31 1JN. her 1957 first novel,The Comforters, This is your book” at £6000. Book led to an Inquisition decision and gave the award instead to Edith Wharton listed separately. A: Movie Posters, 13.00 Bath, SN13 9SW. Norfolk, PE30 1NY. of the event, all interspersed with Renard. The panther is a big cat much favoured by sculptors – not only the animaliers but also Tel: +44 (0)1267 233456 Tel: +44 (0)1553 772816 in Bloomsbury’s sale of the Clive However, it was what is probably for The Age of Innocence. AUCTIONEERS are requested B: Selected Paintings & Prints, Tel: +44 (0)1225 812912 occasional stops for coffee and “It takes three of us two days to put the those who searched for a stylishly sleek motif during the early 20th century, where it can be Antiques, Interiors & Collectables, General Hirschhorn library. In this Scottish her best-known and most widely read Bid to a double-estimate €42,000 (£36,290) in a Ketterer Kunst (20% buyer’s premium) Five years later, in 1926, Lewis refused the Pulitzer when Got an interesting auction coming up? to inform us of any changes 14.00 Silver & Jewellery 09.30 stand up,” he said. Selling 18th century landlesauctioneers1856.co.uk cake, of course, and a lunchtime seen depicted on screens and vases as well as in the round. Right: Csaky Let us know... so that the accuracy of the burstowandhewett.co.uk gardinerhoulgate.co.uk peterfrancis.co.uk sale a copy of that book inscribed book, a copy of The Prime of Miss Jean sale of May 22 was a very rare, 1566-67 Lisbon first ofChronica da felicissimo rei dom he was awarded it for Arrowsmith, but in 1930 became the first American writer awarded the n calendar can be maintained. cassoulet. furniture including columns, tapestries, Yannick Tendron Pictured here are two very different sculptural renditions from the era, one in stone, the granite leopard thesaleroom.com thesaleroom.com thesaleroom.com “Robin with love from Mummy” was Brodie of 1961 inscribed “To Robin, Emanuel... Nobel Prize for Literature. That prize is made to an author, not a particular work, but Main [email protected] Antiques Trade Gazette cannot THIMBLEBY & SHORLAND bookcases and paintings, Renard only other in bronze, that performed well in recent Paris auctions. – €185,000 Market House, P.O. Box 175, bid to £2200. Love & Wonkies[?] Mummy xxx” that A history of the reign of King Manuel I, including the great Portuguese voyages of Street was certainly Lewis’ best-known work and enormously popular at the time. Online Auction Calendar accept responsibility for errors stands at the Chatou fair. Below right is a bronze figure of the sleek feline standing still with its back legs crossed. (£168,180) at or omissions. thesaleroom.com Find these auctioneers on thesaleroom.com 31 Great Knollys Street, And that was the key – for this really took off, selling at £17,000. discovery and colonisation of the era, it is the work “I love the history, the beauty and the This is the work of Rembrandt Bugatti (1884-1916), the animalier bronziste par excellence. Magnin Wedry. See antiquestradegazette.com/calendar Information accurate at Reading, Berkshire, RG1 7HU. was a collection formed by Samuel The previous best for a book that of Damiao de Goes (1502-74), a humanist and scholar where you can bid live on all or many of their auctions Tel: +44 (0)1189 508611 workmanship in these pieces,” he said. His lifelike representations were the result of close study of living animals in the Pars and ©Magnin Wedry for all the latest auction sales dates time of going to press. HL Spark, known as Robin, the Above: estimated at £100-150 but sold for and long before her death in Italy in is said to have one of her teachers at who knew Luther well and was both pupil and friend to Fact file: - check each auctioneer’s listing on the site for details. Carriages Antwerp zoos. tsauction.co.uk son Muriel bore in 1938 during an £4000 in Edinburgh was this 1968, US first 2006, Muriel had made certain that Edinburgh’s James Gillespie School Erasmus. n The first Foire de Chatou 2017 ran The 12 x 23 x 8½in (30.5 x 58 x 21.5cm) bronze is a lost-wax cast from the Hébrard unhappy, short-lived marriage that of The Very Fine Clock, inscribed “Love to Robin would not be a beneficiary for Girls as its inspiration was a signed Married to a Dutch noblewoman, he settled in Contact Us Antiques Trade Gazette, Harlequin Building, 65 Southwark Street, London SE1 0HR +44 (0)20 3725 5500 from March 10-19 with the second of Foundry, like most of his works. Executed in 1907, signed and dated, it conveys both the saw her emigrate to what was then Very Fine Robin from his Mum...” of her estate thesaleroom.comand instead left her copy that Lyon & Turnbull had itself Louvain for some years but on his return to Portugal Find these auctioneers on thesaleroom.com where you can bid live on all or many of their auctions - check each auctioneer’s listing on the site for details. the biannual fairs taking place from power and suppleness of the beast. Bugatti’s star shows no sign of dimming. This work Southern Rhodesia. substantial fortune to her companion sold for £390 in 2013. was appointed royal archivist and chronicler. Chief Executive Officer ...... 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75% of ISSUE 2260 | 1 October 2016 antiquestradegazette.com CAPITAL GAINS? Antiques for Everyone to launch new London event at Excel, page 6 Gazette FRIEZE MASTERS Italian maiolica and other masterstrokes readers from Frieze Week Page 38-40 make the Trade will have The newspaper majority of input to ivory rule changes (30,000+ readers) Government to demand proof of their purchases age for sale of pre-1947 works of art

Report by Laura Chesters traded with few checks – are used as cover for illegal trade. A coalition of conservation groups offline ENVIRONMENT Secretary welcomed the announcement of Antiques Trade Gazette Andrea Leadsom has vowed tougher laws but said the pro- to consult with the antiques posals were inadequate as they trade over plans to tighten fell short of a near-total ban. rules surrounding ivory. What proof of age will mean As part of plans sketched out in practice remains to be seen. on September 21 in the run-up It is not clear, for example, if sci- • Print advertising to this week’s CITES summit in entific evidence or a paper trail South Africa, the UK govern- will be required or if expert tes- ment will push for definitive timony will be sufficient. proof of age whenever pre-1947 Ideas currently mooted ivory works of art are sold. include the creation of a ‘pass- A spokesperson for Depart- port’ system for antique ivory or ment for Environment, Food the building of a database for • Recruitment & classified and Rural Affairs (Defra) told antique ivory objects. ATG: “We will be gathering views from experts from across Increased bureaucracy the environmental sector and “It will be interesting to see antiques industry to make sure what the detail is but one can the rules around the ban are expect increased bureaucracy as • Supplements clear and effective. a minimum effect,” specialist Full of Eastern promise “We want to work with trad- CITES lawyer Andrew Banks ers to strengthen documentary of Stone King told ATG. “This Tibetan works of art shine in regional sales – page 16-19 proof and ensure greater confi- is not a total ban but I suspect it dence that antique items are will amount to making ivory genuine.” sales as difficult as possible.” Members of the conservation As reported last week, community say current rules – that allow pre-1947 ivory to be Continued on page 6

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