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Destination Dreweatts: Sir William and Lady McAlpine’s collection pulls in to the saleroom
Antiques

Destination Dreweatts: Sir William and Lady McAlpine’s collection pulls in to the saleroom

The next collection of first-class art and antiques to arrive at Dreweatts auction house will be the one amassed by a dearly departed rail-buff baronet at Fawley Hill, his Buckinghamshire estate
Antique expert Paul de Grande’s elegant rural retreat
Antiques

Antique expert Paul de Grande’s elegant rural retreat

Belgian TV’s much-loved antique dealer’s new home reflects his refined taste for period perfection, from exquisite wooden panelling to sensuous Art Nouveau curves
Squeaky draw: the enduring appeal of Mouseman furniture
Antiques

Squeaky draw: the enduring appeal of Mouseman furniture

While busy making church pews and pulpits, Robert Thompson had a sudden epiphany and decided to put his faith in mice – cute little carved ones that could soon be found scurrying everywhere, from chair legs to breadboards…
The mid-century treasures of Isabel Lopes de Silva land in London
Antiques

The mid-century treasures of Isabel Lopes de Silva land in London

Curated by Ronnie Cooke Newhouse, a new exhibition at Dover Street Market brings together the Lisbon dealer’s extraordinary collection of jewellery, silver and objets d’art
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Sea here! A Cornwall antiques shop filled to the brim with aquatic treasures
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Sea here! A Cornwall antiques shop filled to the brim with aquatic treasures

Illustrator Craig Chapman and his partner, artist Mandy Moon, run a tight ship over in their Penzance antiques shop, perennially trawling for new nautical rarities. And the couple’s home just behind it is just as appealing
Inside the New York town house of the coolest art-mom in Manhattan
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Inside the New York town house of the coolest art-mom in Manhattan

Works of art and design chosen by the laser-sharp eye of the late collector Barbara Jakobson are heading for auction
‘To the victor the spoils’: The dark side of collecting
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‘To the victor the spoils’: The dark side of collecting

From ancient looters and imperial connoisseurs to bibliomaniacs, hoarders and decadent fictional obsessives, James Delbourgo’s book traces collecting as a compulsive, sometimes dangerous urge rather than a civilised pastime
Jan du Toit conjures Charleston in Cape Town
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Jan du Toit conjures Charleston in Cape Town

Jan du Toit is a collector whose home in Cape Town reflects the city’s melting-pot past, where David Hicks stylings mingle with Charleston painterliness and the work of important South African artists