Antiques Trade Gazette 26-01-08

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Thursday 08 January 2026
Morning briefing for buyers and sellers of art & antiques

Art Market
Old Masters: Bidders overlook condition issues as drawing flies to 50 times estimate
Despite suffering from some significant condition issues, a head study of a bearded man brought intense competition at a recent sale in Gloucestershire. READ MORE

UK
Single-owner sale: Oscar Wilde collection comes to auction
The extensive collection of Oscar Wilde collector, bibliophile, printmaker, painter and former Asian art dealer Jeremy Mason is coming to Bonhams next month. READ MORE

Dealers
Creative community: Print specialist's new Chichester gallery
Julian Page Projects, who recently relocated to Chichester, has opened a gallery in the ‘growing creative community’. FULL STORY

Music memorabilia
Dressed to impress: Led Zeppelin drummer's clothing proves a hit at auction
Outfits worn by John Bonham (1948-80), the drummer of rock legend Led Zeppelin, emerge at West Midlands sale. READ MORE

Books
Do book collecting terms fox you? Pick up a Searle at auction
An original illustration for one of the most entertaining works on rare book collecting came to auction. READ MORE

ALSO TODAY:

Collection from Harvard professor of astronomy stars at auction READ MORE
Latin America art emerging at last in its own right READ MORE
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