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Thursday 10 April 2025 Morning briefing for buyers and sellers of art & antiques

Auctions Sleeper: Saint Bride shines as Louise Jopling returns to the limelight A striking picture by one of the most prominent but then forgotten British female artists of the late 19th and early 20th centuries appeared at a Cheshire auction. READ MORE
Collectables Toys: First Japanese robot toy doubles estimate This innovative 1930s clockwork robot found its way into Hartley Auctions in West Yorkshire on April 5. READ MORE
Art market What sold: London sale suggests works by US painter Horton are on the rise Swiss Alpine scene takes top spot in a family consignment as UK sale reveals considerable demand. READ MORE
International Aesthetic Movement: Silver items inspired by peacocks attract plenty of interest Tiffany & Co embraced the cultural significance of the peacock in its Aesthetic Movement silver and this milk jug and sugar basin tempted bidders at Clars Auctions in California. FULL STORY
Dealers Exhibitions: Gallery celebrates iconic decorative painter John Sutcliffe championed the art of restoration using paint, based on his understanding of architectural history and his skill in wielding a brush. READ MORE

ALSO TODAY:
Letter: Appeal for any Ahmed Parvez UK images READ MORE Crewelwork from museum comes to market for first time READ MORE Attractive setting awaits exhibitors in Northampton READ MORE Full contents of ATG's latest issue BROWSE HERE
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