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Thursday 23 July 2026 Morning briefing for buyers and sellers of art & antiques

Auctions News: Items from Sargent family collection consigned to Chorley’s A collection of furniture, silver, works of art, carpets and books from the estate of artist John Singer Sargent’s grand-niece will be offered at Chorley’s on September 15. READ MORE
Furniture From London to LA: George II bureau cabinet trebles its estimate A cabinet probably made in the workshop of Huguenot immigrant John Belchier in c.1712 drew strong interest at a US auction. READ MORE
Art Market Posters: Sought-after Art Deco French posters emerge in Dorset auction Four classic posters by master designer AM Cassandre (1901-68) emerged in a single UK sale. READ MORE
International Textiles: Whitework panel hailed as one of the earliest samplers An English whitework lace sampler dated to 1662 seems to have touted a master craftswoman’s skills. FULL STORY
Asian Art Chinese works: Late 18th century chicken cup takes a six-figure sum The Qianlong (1735-96) period ‘Boy and chicken’ cups pay homage to those made in the Ming period. READ MORE

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Imperial Glass Factory decanter set displays tsar’s symbol READ MORE ATG's in-depth guide to Mouseman READ MORE Our guide to Artist’s Resale Right READ MORE Full contents of ATG's latest issue BROWSE HERE
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