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Top news this week (from February 17 to 23, 2022)

By Roland Nash
February 27, 2022
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1) The piercing portrait of a young lover and bride-to-be turns heads at Roseberys

One of the highest prices for a work on paper by Gerald Leslie Brockhurst was set at South London’s Roseberys auction house when a portrait of model Kathleen Woodward, later the artist’s second wife, was aroused strong demand.


'Portrait of Dorette' by Gerald Leslie Brockhurst

‘Portrait of Dorette’, a black chalk drawing by Gerald Leslie Brockhurst – £46,000 at Rosebery’s.

2) The Czar’s gift to the Philadelphia doctor will be sold at Freeman’s

This up-to-date cloisonne enameled silver display tankard was a highlight of the Gilded Age auction at Freeman’s in Philadelphia.


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Estimated between $40,000 and $60,000, this up-to-date cloisonné enameled silver presentation tankard is available at Freeman’s.

3) Letter: Antiquities Rescue Center launched to rescue ivory antiques from the trash

With the ban on the trade in antique ivory coming into effect just weeks away, dealer Michael Baggott explains why he started the Antiques Rescue Center.


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The dealer Michael Baggott who started the Antiquities Rescue Center.

4) Cry for help to find stolen props from The Crown TV series

The Antiques Trade is asked to search for a group of props stolen from the team behind Netflix’s The Crown that have been taken from a truck.


Faberge egg

Among the missing items is this replica of the 1897 imperial coronation carriage egg by Fabergé.

5) “Four months” before the ivory ban becomes law

ATG understands that the trade will have until June before the terms of the 2018 Ivory Act come into force.


defense vase

A large Meiji shibayama tusk vase with a silver base, 20 inches (51 cm) will go on sale at Hannam’s in Selborne on February 24.

This list is based on unique users for individual stories from February 17-23, 2022.

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