Antiques Trade Gazette 25-10-14

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Tuesday 14 October 2025
Morning briefing for buyers and sellers of art & antiques

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Auction houses
News: Aldridges of Bath goes into liquidation after trading without a client account
Aldridges of Bath owes more than £377,000. READ MORE

Jewellery
Discovery: The ‘£50 box of costume jewellery’ sold for more than half a million pounds
Three pieces from a ‘box of costume jewellery’ took close to £600,000 at a Ruislip auction. READ MORE

Arts and Crafts
Fundraising feat: Museum successful in bid to secure Russell alms dish
The Gordon Russell Design Museum in Broadway, Worcestershire ran a successful campaign to purchase a Lygon brass alms dish by the English designer and craftsman at a West Sussex auction. READ MORE

Sunbury Antiques Market at Kempton Park Racecourse

Fairs
Kempton queue: So many dealers that ‘we even had to turn some away’
Spaces at the recent Tuesday antiques market at the Kempton Park Racecourse were in high demand. READ MORE

Sculpture
Auction record: Fighting Stallions make Mouseman moment
A new benchmark for a Mouseman carving has been set by Tennants’ 20th Century Design department. READ MORE

ALSO TODAY:

News in brief including Sotheby's to offer the Kathryn and Bing Crosby collection READ MORE
Bid Barometer: top prices and most in-demand lots online READ MORE
Rare zoot suit swings into saleroom READ MORE
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