Eager Russian collectors paid top prices at Sotheby’s April 16 sale of bronze and ivory sculptures in New York this month. These figures from the 1920s and ’30s are once again in vogue among a younger generation of collectors. Read More +
Author Archives: Paul Gregg
Arts & Crafts Alive and Kicking: Revival is thriving today
Despite recent tremors in the stock market and the credit crunch, the interest of the antique trade in the Arts & Crafts movement remains relatively steady. Collectors who bought the best examples can always expect to show a profit. Read More +
All at sea; Ocean liner memorabilia may be riding a wave of popularity
LONDON – Although Cunard’s Queen Elizabeth II is expected to finish her days as a hotel in Dubai next year, our taste for sailing to exotic places remains as strong as ever. Collectors of ocean-liner memorabilia are reminded of the glory days, when passen Read More +
Drinking habits: America’s drinking habits on display in London
For more than 300 years Americans have defined themselves by what they drink, and how. Read More +