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Previewing Noott
Trinity House hosted a packed preview of the works of the artist Edward Noott on 16th September On Wednesday 16th September, Simon Mills and Georgia...
Philip Mould OBE
This renowned art sleuth co-presents BBC1’s Fake or Fortune? with Fiona Bruce. From his Mayfair dealership, Philip Mould is best known for having discovered...
The best of BADA
A roundup of the art worth seeing at BADA The BADA Antiques & Fine Art Fair on Chelsea’s Duke of York Square is an annual...
Henry Wyndham
A collector of English drawings and watercolours since the age of 14 and second to none as an auctioneer, Eton educated Wyndham hammered down...
Price vs. Patience
Stonebrook Court Manor: The sale of a Californian mansion where it’s more about patience than price Stonebrook Court Manor in California’s Los Altos Hills has...
Heroes, villains and angry taxi drivers
The Chelsea Arts Club courts controversy with their Heroes and Villains exhibition This summer the Chelsea Arts Club has chosen to exhibit 180 works by...
Lord of the Bond
The sale of a £400,000 castle owned by a man who was an inspiration for the creation of James Bond’s nom de plume Sir...
Hallowed Be Thy Name
Andreas Kirchberger captures guests and performers at a private view of Zoobs: Hallowed Be Thy Name On 31st October, Mews42 gallery and Northacre Plc hosted...
Richard Caring
Of Italian-Jewish descent, Caring is of the “supermarket-sweep” school of empire building. This billionaire started out in the rag trade but now controls the...
Going under the Kosh
The sale of a $25 million mansion modeled on Marie Antoinette’s favourite retreat that has connections to Levi Strauss & Co., Yehudi Menuhin, the...
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