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Tuesday 25 November 2025 Morning briefing for buyers and sellers of art & antiques

UK Auction record: Titanic passenger’s gold pocket watch takes £1.5m A pocket watch belonging to a first-class passenger made an auction record for any item related to the Titanic. READ MORE
Image: Sotheby’s
Old Masters Rediscovery: Museum launches funding plea to keep 15th century almshouse triptych in Dorset A 15th century Flemish devotional triptych discovered in an almshouse in Dorset is to be offered at auction next month with an estimate of £2.5m-3.5m. READ MORE
Recruitment Movers & Shakers: Henry House to join Dreweatts as CEO Newbury auction house Dreweatts has hired Henry House from Sotheby’s. READ MORE
Fairs News: BADA launches fair at Rutland hotel venue The British Antique Dealers’ Association (BADA) is launching its first fair outside London. READ MORE
Folk art Pick of the week: Tattoo pioneer got to the point Working in the Bowery neighbourhood in Lower Manhattan in the late 19th century, Samuel O’Reilly (1854-1909) transformed the art of tattooing. READ MORE

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News in brief including Cook Islands pole clubs discovery READ MORE Bid Barometer: top prices and most in-demand lots online READ MORE An artistic vision of Wagner musical work READ MORE Full contents of ATG's latest issue BROWSE HERE
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