Tom Derbyshire

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Scimitar ‘presented by Napoleon’ stars in London specialist sale

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Sikh dome helmet designed to fit distinctive hair

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Pair of pistols was ‘given to duke as diplomatic gift’

1 week ago | antiquestradegazette.com | Tom Derbyshire

Pair of pistols was ‘given to duke as diplomatic gift’The auction history of this highly decorative cased pair of Spanish 22 bore convertible ‘Madrid’ lock pistols goes all the way back to 1843 - with a royal connection.
Antiques Trade Gazette

1 week ago | antiquestradegazette.com | Tom Derbyshire

Edged weapons such as swords and daggers are on a ‘hot streak’ as one saleroom puts it. Here we look at the latest highlights
Tens of thousands of records collected over more than 60 years come to auction

2 weeks ago | antiquestradegazette.com | Tom Derbyshire

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Posters show how bands graduated from uni gigs to much bigger stages

2 weeks ago | antiquestradegazette.com | Tom Derbyshire

Posters show how bands graduated from uni gigs to much bigger stagesNow famous for a career of filling stadiums as one of the biggest and most successful bands in the world, Pink Floyd played more humble venues back in the day.
Nirvana: in front of 700 in Bristol

2 weeks ago | antiquestradegazette.com | Tom Derbyshire

Nirvana: in front of 700 in BristolBefore hitting stratospheric heights, US grunge rockers Nirvana were playing on a European tour in late 1991 in front of crowd of 700 at one point.
Classic works at auction by ‘the first significant British painter of nudes and still-lifes’

2 weeks ago | antiquestradegazette.com | Tom Derbyshire

Classic works at auction by ‘the first significant British painter of nudes and still-lifes’Two paintings of trademark male nudes by British artist William Etty (1789-1849) emerged in a US saleroom as part of the collection of a university lecturer.
The ‘Holy Grail’ record sleeve with nothing inside

2 weeks ago | antiquestradegazette.com | Tom Derbyshire

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Swiss-based collection gives worldwide access to Chinese map of ‘all under Heaven’

2 weeks ago | antiquestradegazette.com | Tom Derbyshire

Swiss-based collection gives worldwide access to Chinese map of ‘all under Heaven’One of only three known surviving copies of a rare 1644 century Chinese woodblock map has been bought by The Sunderland Collection.