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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
Author: Robin Muir
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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
Author: Barbara StoeltiePhotographer: René Stoeltie

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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…
Author: Daisy Dawnay

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
Author: Billie Brand


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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
Author: Ruth GuildingPhotographer: Ollie Tomlinson

Antiques
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
Author: Ivan Shaw

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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
Author: Stephen Calloway

Houses
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
Author: Matthew BlackmanPhotographer: Inge Prins