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In the ‘Golden Age’ of English landscape painting (1750-1850), there are few winter landscapes by the major practitioners of the genre. In the 18th Century there are none by George Lambert, Richard Wilson or Thomas Gainsborough and one has to rely on examples by lesser fry such as de Loutherbourg, J.C. Ibbetson and George Smith of Chichester.
In this episode chief executive and old master specialist, David Dallas looks at possible reasons why.
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On the first day of Christmas, my true love gave to me…
…An antique garnet and pearl cannetille cross pendant!
As Christmas is almost here, in this episode, we indulge in the finer things and imagine the wonderful jewellery gifts we could buy for a 21st century 12 Days Of Christmas. Jewellery specialist Aurélia Turrall gives us her recommendations!
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Much of what we associate with Christmas today, with the exception of After Eights and Christmas jumpers, stems almost entirely from the Victorian era.
In this episode, modern & contemporary art specialist, Jonathan Horwich explores the common themes of Victorian Christmas paintings and how Queen Victoria’s huge influence has shaped Christmas traditions as we know them today.
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The art of film making in the early 1990s meant that story telling ranked far higher above the constant worry that film makers these days have that a prop might have been out of place, or even worse out of period.
In this episode, senior valuer & wristwatch specialist, Alastair Meiklejon takes a look at watches worn in the movies and the films that have got the historical details spot on.
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This year has seen a rise in re-issue handbags being sourced from the archives, from the Gucci horsebit design through to Prada’s nylon collection. Unsurprisingly, this has driven interest in the vintage originals.
In this episode, jewellery, handbag and wristwatch specialist Helen Doyle, looks at the trending bags in 2023 and where the wise money is spent on second-hand market.
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Did you know some wristwatch models are currently commanding 25% more than their retail price on the secondary market?
In this episode, Senior Valuer & Wristwatch Specialist, Alastair Meiklejon takes a look at the current world of wristwatches and where the market may take us in the future.
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Ever wondered how to properly care for your paintings or antique furniture? Want to know more about film ephemera or the history of diamond cutting? Or perhaps you’d like to hear expert insights on…
‘Articles From The Experts’ from Doerr Dallas Valuations brings you exceptional advice and knowledge from some of the UK’s most experienced specialists in fine art, antiques, jewellery, watches, and much more.
Doerr Dallas Valuations offers clients a personal, professional, friendly, discreet and completely confidential valuation service. Working closely with leading firms of insurance brokers, insurers, solicitors, wealth managers, private banks and professional advisers to provide an efficient and timely service.
To learn more visit us at www.doerrvaluations.co.uk
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