Antiques Trade Gazette 25-03-21

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21 March 2025
Friday briefing for buyers and sellers of art & antiques

Art Market
Modern pictures: Emil Nolde watercolour brings international bidding at Shropshire sale
A watercolour by the Expressionist painter Emil Nolde (1867-1956) which underwent a year-long authentication process drew competition at Halls this week. READ MORE

Image: Stanley Gibbons Baldwin's.

Collectables
Coins: William the Conqueror gets one over Harold at auction
Two old foes met again – this time at an auction at Stanley Gibbons Baldwin’s in London. READ MORE

Regional sales
Drinking history: Some pressing thoughts on ‘cyder’ in early printed works
Early works on apple husbandry reflected the popularity of ancient brew in Britain in the 17th century. READ MORE

Auctions
Single-owner collection: Cooke’s feast of 20th century works turns heads in Bath
A consignment of modern British pictures previously owned by a well connected collector provided a boost to Auctioneum’s latest sale. READ MORE

Dealers
Fairs: Stage is set for former actress to run Bedford event with her father
Nicola Weeks spent a lot of time helping out her father Rodney Weeks and his now late wife Sandra when they organised antiques fairs for 25 years. READ MORE

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