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Tuesday 04 March 2025 Morning briefing for buyers and sellers of art & antiques

Regional sales Pocket watches: Strong interest for pieces with fascinating back-stories Two Georgian 18ct gold pocket watches from two generations of the Drummond family emerged at an auction in Exeter. READ MORE
Photo: Tereza Červeňová courtesy of Christie's
Art market Barry Humphries: An entertainer who could have been an artist Works painted by the man behind famous comic characters are sold at auction alongside those he acquired. READ MORE
Pick of the Week Impressionism: Australian railway scene makes 10 times estimate in Twickenham Born in London, artist Tom Roberts (1856-1931) became famous on the other side of the world painting the people and landscape of Australia. READ MORE
Photo: Luc Paris
Sculpture Rediscovery: Claudel bronze sells for major sum Lost from view for a century, a three-figure bronze group by Camille Claudel (1864-1943) made the second highest auction price for the sculptor. READ MORE
Dealers Interview: Five questions with sculpture dealer Georges Van Cauwenbergh Georges Van Cauwenbergh reports a ‘remarkable surge’ of interest for Art Deco marble and bronze sculptures. READ MORE

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