Articles From The Experts

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  • Articles From The Experts – A Shining Example Of Design
    In this episode, silver specialist Fiona Hamilton looks at the decadent silver ornamentation produced during the British Raj in India (1858-1947). The flourishing silver industry was driven by increasing demand from the British and a rising Indian middle class. Notable companies like P. Orr & Sons and Oomersee Mawjee became famous for their ornate silverware, featuring local styles such as the Swami, Kutch, and Lucknow designs. These exquisite works, ranging from tea services to punch bowls, adorned British and Indian homes alike, symbolising affluence and cultural exchange during this colonial era.

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    6 min
  • Articles From The Experts – John Lennon’s Patek Philippe
    In this episode jewellery and watches specialist Liz Bailey explores the fascinating history and legal battle surrounding John Lennon’s Patek Philippe ref. 2499 watch. This rare and iconic timepiece, gifted to Lennon by Yoko Ono just months before his tragic death, has been embroiled in a nearly decade-long lawsuit. The watch, which mysteriously disappeared for 34 years before resurfacing in the hands of an Italian collector, is now at the centre of a court case in Geneva. The legal dispute, expected to conclude by the end of 2024, has captivated collectors and watch enthusiasts, with many anticipating the potential auction of this historically significant watch.

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    5 min
  • Articles From The Experts – Old Master Sales July 2024
    In this episode, Old Master specialist David Dallas reviews the results from the Old Master sales that took place in London in early July. The results show a market where desirable works achieve high sales, while less sought-after pieces struggle. Day sales at both Christie’s and Sotheby’s were underwhelming, with numerous unsold lots and modest totals. However, evening sales were significantly more successful, particularly for Christie’s.

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    4 min
  • Articles From The Experts – Olympic Medals
    In this episode, silver and jewellery specialist Jenny Knott Jenny Knott provides an overview of the history and significance of Olympic medals. Medals often fetch high prices at auction, far exceeding their material worth. A reflection of the pinnacle of Olympic success and the personal value athletes place on their medals.

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    5 min
  • Articles From The Experts – The Olympic Games – The History & Memorabilia
    In this episode, art & antiques specialist Stephanie Connell looks at the history and memorabilia of the Olympic Games, beginning with the first modern games held in Athens in 1896. She looks at the evolution of Olympic symbols, including the rings and torches, and the incorporation of art and design into the games as well as notable auctions of Olympic memorabilia, illustrating the enduring legacy and collectible nature of Olympic history.

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    15 min
  • Articles From The Experts – The Power Of The Parure

    The release of series 3 of Bridgerton on Netflix has provided viewers with a visual feast – brightly hued costumes, sensational floral displays, grand balls, outlandish wigs, and of course – some fabulous jewellery!

    In this episode jewellery & watches specialist Liz Bailey explores the dazzling world of Georgian jewellery. She delves into the history and allure of parures, matching sets of jewellery, which were particularly fashionable during the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Often comprising of hair ornaments, necklaces, earrings, bracelets, brooches, and stick pins, they are becoming rarer and increasing in value in today’s market.

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    4 min
  • Articles From The Experts – Vivienne Westwood The Personal Collection – A Review
    Known for her pivotal role in the Punk movement, Vivienne Westwood’s journey was marked by her unconventional path and innovative designs that redefined British fashion. In this episode art & antiques specialist Stephanie Connell reviews Christie’s auction of Westwood’s personal collection, which featured many iconic pieces and raised funds for charities like Amnesty International, Medecins Sans Frontieres, Greenpeace, and The Vivienne Foundation.

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    15 min
  • Articles From The Experts – Beach Bag Ready!
    In this episode jewellery, handbag and wristwatch specialist, Helen Doyle looks at the hottest beach bags of the season. With offerings from prestigious brands like Hermès, Christian Dior, Gucci, Chanel, Prada, and Louis Vuitton, she explores investment potential and the practicality of these sought after accessories.

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    8 min
  • Articles From The Experts – Wimbledon & Tennis - The History And Memorabilia
    In this episode art and antiques specialist Stephanie Connell delves into the rich history of tennis memorabilia, tracing the sport’s evolution from its 12th-century origins to the modern era through high-profile memorabilia sales. These items not only celebrate the sport’s legacy but also fetch impressive sums, reflecting their cultural and historical significance.

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    16 min
  • Articles From The Experts – This Week’s Pick - Trooping Of The Colour And Princess Catherine

    In this episode jewellery specialist, Aurélia Turrall looks at the jewellery worn by Princess Catherine at this year’s Trooping of the Colour.

    Despite undergoing treatment for cancer, Princess Catherine attended the celebrations marking the British Sovereign’s official birthday. It featured over 1400 parading soldiers, 200 horses, and 400 musicians, culminating in an RAF fly-past.

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    4 min

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