Tom Derbyshire

1 week ago | antiquestradegazette.com | Tom Derbyshire

Lowry’s Going to the Mill goes to auction 99 years after purchaseAn early work by LS Lowry (1887-1976) first sold to the literary editor of The Manchester Guardian for £10 in 1926 and kept by his family is now estimated at £700,000-£1m in a May 1-2 auction.

1 week ago | antiquestradegazette.com | Tom Derbyshire

Paul Nash, looking back at the 1924-25 period when he taught design at the Royal College of Art, said: “I was fortunate in being there during an outbreak of talent and can remember at least eight men and women who have made names for themselves since then in a variety of different directions.” Those future stars included such now renowned names as Eric Ravilious, Edward Bawden, Enid Marx and…

1 week ago | antiquestradegazette.com | Tom Derbyshire

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Sword was presented to one of just three Jewish winners of the VC in Second World WarA sword presented to one of only three Jewish winners of the Victoria Cross in the Second World War has sold for a hammer price of £7200 at Plymouth saleroom Eldreds (20% buyer’s premium).