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THIS MONTH Contents VOL 57 NO 10 APRIL 2022 REGULARS 3 Editor’s Welcome: Georgina Wroe introduces the April issue THE ROLEX DEEP SEA SPECIAL METAMORPHIC CHAIRS BEST COLUMNISTS APRIL 2022 Prints Charming Discovering affordable works by Walter Sickert William Morris & beyond Celebrating the design giants who turned their hand to wallpaper CHRISTINA TREVANION PUTS BLACK FOREST WARE IN FOCUS 8 WELL-KNOWN AUCTIONEERS Share their tales of triumph & disaster from the rostrum ALSO INSIDE Cufflinks are back in fashion • Sale results • Buddhist & Hindu art 34 COVERDetail of the iconic Acanthus William Morris wallpaper at Wightwick Manor and Gardens, West Midlands © National Trust Images/Chris Lacey, see the story of page 48 FOLLOW US @AntiqueMag 6 42 6 Antique News: The latest on a new gallery for illustrations and recommendations for three exhibitions to visit this month 10 Your Letters: A Grimwade Beatrix Potter nursery set and a curious tablecum-coalscuttle are exercising readers’ minds 12 Around the Houses: A 17th-century oak cupboard fetches £88,000 and there are record sales for Lalique scent bottles 16 Lots of Love: Never out of vogue, Christina Trevanion puts black forest ware in the spotlight 19 An Auctioneer’s Lot: Charles Hanson praises the Derbyshire landscape artist George Turner 34 Saleroom Spotlight: An exceptional sale of Buddhist and Hindu art goes under the hammer 40 Waxing Lyrical: David Harvey considers the transformative effects of metamorphic furniture 46 Puzzle Pages: Put your little grey cells to the test with our headscratching quiz and crossword 53 Subscription Offer: Readers save 33 per cent on an annual subscription and receive a free book worth £65 54 Top of the Lots: Frames from one of the 20th-century’s greatest makers are up for sale, along with a collection of Richard Gere’s photographs 56 Book Offers: Save more than a third on the the latest titles from our sister publisher ACC Art Books 26 12 58 Fair News We preview three of the best events taking place in April 59 Fairs Calendar: Never miss another event with our up-to-date listings from the UK’s fairs 61 Auction calendar: All the latest sale dates from around the country 66 Marc My Words: Antiques Roadshow’s Marc Allum proves he knows his stuff when he takes on re-upholstering a chair FEATURES 20 Raising the Curtain: Jennie Fisher considers the affordability of prints by the modernist Walter Sickert 26 Off the Cuff: Forget your pandemic pyjamas, sartorial elegance is back, with antique cufflinks leading the way 30 Under Pressure: On the eve of the 70th-anniversary of the Rolex Deep Sea Special, we celebrate the groundbreaking timepiece 36 It Shouldn’t Happen to an Auctioneer: Eight well-known faces share their tales of triumph and disaster from the rostrum 42 Passport to Pimlico: What makes a legendary dealer? Antique Collecting quizzes one such London trader prior to the sale of his stock and possessions 48 Paper Weights: Aside from the legendary wallpaper giant William Morris, a number of leading iconic designers flocked to the genre TO SUBSCRIBE TODAY VISIT WWW.ANTIQUE-COLLECTING.CO.UK/SUBSCRIBE WEEKDAYS FROM 9.30AM TO 1PM ANTIQUE COLLECTING 5

THIS MONTH

Contents

VOL 57 NO 10 APRIL 2022

REGULARS 3 Editor’s Welcome: Georgina Wroe introduces the April issue

THE ROLEX DEEP SEA SPECIAL METAMORPHIC CHAIRS BEST COLUMNISTS

APRIL 2022

Prints Charming

Discovering affordable works by Walter

Sickert

William Morris

& beyond Celebrating the design giants who turned their hand to wallpaper

CHRISTINA TREVANION PUTS BLACK FOREST

WARE IN FOCUS

8 WELL-KNOWN AUCTIONEERS

Share their tales of triumph & disaster from the rostrum

ALSO INSIDE Cufflinks are back in fashion • Sale results • Buddhist & Hindu art

34

COVERDetail of the iconic Acanthus William Morris wallpaper at Wightwick Manor and Gardens, West Midlands © National Trust Images/Chris Lacey, see the story of page 48

FOLLOW US @AntiqueMag

6

42

6 Antique News: The latest on a new gallery for illustrations and recommendations for three exhibitions to visit this month

10 Your Letters: A Grimwade Beatrix

Potter nursery set and a curious tablecum-coalscuttle are exercising readers’ minds

12 Around the Houses: A 17th-century oak cupboard fetches £88,000 and there are record sales for Lalique scent bottles

16 Lots of Love: Never out of vogue,

Christina Trevanion puts black forest ware in the spotlight

19 An Auctioneer’s Lot: Charles

Hanson praises the Derbyshire landscape artist George Turner

34 Saleroom Spotlight: An exceptional sale of Buddhist and

Hindu art goes under the hammer

40 Waxing Lyrical: David Harvey considers the transformative effects of metamorphic furniture

46 Puzzle Pages: Put your little grey cells to the test with our headscratching quiz and crossword

53 Subscription Offer: Readers save 33

per cent on an annual subscription and receive a free book worth £65

54 Top of the Lots: Frames from one of the 20th-century’s greatest makers are up for sale, along with a collection of Richard Gere’s photographs

56 Book Offers: Save more than a third on the the latest titles from our sister publisher ACC Art Books

26

12

58 Fair News We preview three of the best events taking place in April

59 Fairs Calendar: Never miss another event with our up-to-date listings from the UK’s fairs

61 Auction calendar: All the latest sale dates from around the country

66 Marc My Words: Antiques Roadshow’s Marc Allum proves he knows his stuff when he takes on re-upholstering a chair

FEATURES 20 Raising the Curtain: Jennie Fisher considers the affordability of prints by the modernist Walter Sickert

26 Off the Cuff: Forget your pandemic pyjamas, sartorial elegance is back, with antique cufflinks leading the way

30 Under Pressure: On the eve of the

70th-anniversary of the Rolex Deep Sea Special, we celebrate the groundbreaking timepiece

36 It Shouldn’t Happen to an Auctioneer: Eight well-known faces share their tales of triumph and disaster from the rostrum

42 Passport to Pimlico: What makes a legendary dealer? Antique Collecting quizzes one such London trader prior to the sale of his stock and possessions

48 Paper Weights: Aside from the legendary wallpaper giant William

Morris, a number of leading iconic designers flocked to the genre

TO SUBSCRIBE TODAY VISIT WWW.ANTIQUE-COLLECTING.CO.UK/SUBSCRIBE

WEEKDAYS FROM 9.30AM TO 1PM

ANTIQUE COLLECTING 5

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