Antiques Features
Love our paintings? A few surprises among Nottinghamshire's favourite artworks
January 19th 2012
Nottinghamshire art lovers can now browse the city’s art collection online - and order prints of the work for home and work
An Election and a Puzzling Jug
January 19th 2012
FOR a landlocked shire with dreamy landscapes and plenty of livestock, Shropshire has had a surprisingly colourful election history with many hard fought contests.
Investment advice from antiques expert David Harper
January 14th 2012
TV expert David Harper has been fascinated by antiques for as long as he can remember. And he has some words of advice for investment in these straitened times Words by Sue Campbell
Safe Bets
January 3rd 2012
Having the correct insurance in place for your fine art, antiques and jewellery is crucial
Antiques Feature: More pleasure than paper investments
November 30th 2011
Downturn or upturn? Gerry Berwyn-Jones reviews Bonhams’ silver sale at Knowle.
Wheathills - Let the memory live again
September 15th 2011
Wheathills puts the memories of a lifetime into an antique for the future
BRITAIN’S BEST COLLECTOR
July 11th 2011
Eccentric Maurice Collins, owner of a weird and wonderful collection of off-beat antique gadgets - including the world's first ever...
Royal wedding memorabilia passion spans 40 years for Stockport collector
July 5th 2011
Royal wedding souvenirs are just one aspect of the huge collection of memorabilia that Robin Hunt has been collecting at his Stockport home for four decades WORDS BY EMMA MAYOH PHOTOGRAPHY BY KIRSTY THOMPSON
Antiques - A Bachelor's chest
July 1st 2011
Gerry Berwyn-Jones charts the success of a a piece of furniture found in a cottage deep in the Worcestershire countryside
Antiques of the month with Ross Mercer of Gorringes
May 3rd 2011
This month we take a close look at the Southern African knobkerrie. The name originates from the Afrikaans word ‘knop’, meaning knot or ball and the word ‘kierie’, meaning cane or walking stick...
Bonanza Chinese sale at Chorley's
April 21st 2011
After the success of their 2010 sale, Chorley’s are preparing for another successful Chinese invasion this month
Seek and you will find: An A to Z of antiques in Suffolk
April 19th 2011
There are treasures aplenty in our county.... Anne-Louise Hall guides us around the main antique centres of Suffolk
A beginner's guide to bidding at auction
April 19th 2011
Television has laid bare the secret world of the auction house but in reality the closest many of us get to a live auction is the occasional flirtation with eBay. So just what happens when items go under the hammer? Chantal Haddon explains...
Start searching your attics!
April 19th 2011
Think you have a rare antique that may make you rich? Antiques expert Curtis Dowling tells you what you should do
Antiques: Nature’s gem
April 14th 2011
It is often said that the pearl is “the queen of gems, and the gem of queens”
Antiques: Nature’s gem
April 14th 2011
It is often said that the pearl is “the queen of gems, and the gem of queens”
Pots in the Kitchen - Ceramic Exhibition
April 6th 2011
Somerset based potter Clio Graham’s work often features on the shelves of Number Seven in fact her work is so popular with our customers that it often sells before we get a chance to display it...
Royal collectables
March 25th 2011
It’s a tradition at all weddings that the bride should have something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue. With a touch of poetic licence, Judy Sharp looks at Royal Collectables old and new – and yes, even blue!
Antiques & Collecting: Chairs
March 25th 2011
Are you sitting comfortably? A look at the development of chairs through the ages by Peter Bunting
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