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Leiden Collection – Rembrandt’s Lion

Amsterdam, Netherlands · Amsterdam

Leiden Collection – Rembrandt’s Lion

The current exhibition at H’Art Museum in Amsterdam (formerly known as the Hermitage Amsterdam, before links with the St Petersburg Institution were severed following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine) is “From Rembrandt to Vermeer: Masterpieces from the Leiden Collection”. As the name would suggest, the paintings are mostly by artists from Leiden such as, Jan Steen and Gabriel Metsu and Leiden is where Rembrandt and Jan Lievens shared a studio befor…Read Article

When Old Tech Turns Valuable: What’s Worth Insuring in Vintage Technology

London, England · London

When Old Tech Turns Valuable: What’s Worth Insuring in Vintage Technology

Historic technology collecting is a constantly evolving field, where exciting developments can quickly lead to new assets.Many of us have old phones and computers, it can be tricky to decipher which pieces of tech are worth looking at for insurance.Demand is influenced by several factors. For valuable vintage technology more broadly, the most valuable are those historically important pieces which resulted in a change in global society.So let us …Read Article

A Tale of Two Tiaras…

Two tiaras, remarkably similar in design and created by Cartier for two society sisters are on display and sale in London this week. Nancy Witcher Langhorne, Viscountess Astor CH, MP (1879-1964) by John Singer Sargent, RA (Florence 1856 - London 1925) Phyllis Langhorne Brand. Charcoal drawing of Phyllis Langhorne Brand by John Singer Sargent, 1910. (Credit JSS Gallery…Mexico · Mexico See the Story

From Hampstead to Somerset House: Highlights From London’s Spring Art Fairs

Recently two of our specialists have been exploring some of the London art exhibitions – Photo London 2025 and the Affordable Art Fair. Here is their experiences in their own words:Ashley Crawford, Asian Art SpecialistRecently, I attended the annual Affordable Art Fair in Hampstead (one location of several worldwide taking place throughout the year) to explore artworks by Contemporary Asian artists, both living in Asia and throughout the diaspor…See the Story

As Chelsea Celebrates Gardens, We Uncover Their Hidden Worth

The RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2025, is currently underway. In recognition of Chelsea, we are considering an often-neglected area for insurance: the garden.We will be sharing some recent auction highlights, illustrating the fascinating and valuable items that can be hidden in our outdoor spaces.The history of British gardening has deep “roots” dating to The Romans. The first pleasure gardens were planted in England almost 2000 years ago. Domestic g…HIV · London See the Story

What’s Really Going On in the Whisky Market?

Whisky…. What on earth is going on!!While this grand title may suggest some clairvoyant insight, sadly, I can’t promise that. However, I hope to offer some common sense, which seems to have been a bit lost over the last decade (or more, depending on who you ask) in the ever-popular area of whisky investment and collecting.Whisky has rarely been out of the news in the last ten years, with bottle prices surging, being redefined as an asset class, …London, England · London Read Article

Firsts London 2025: A Rare Book Fair in Full Bloom

The UK’s biggest international rare book fair, Firsts London, is returning to the Saatchi Gallery in Chelsea from 15 to 18 May 2025. This exciting annual event which is always a pleasure to visit takes place just before the world-famous Chelsea Flower Show and will bring together over 100 rare book dealers from around the world under one roof. They’ll be exhibiting a wide range of antiquarian and modern books, manuscripts, maps, and prints. It’s…Books · London Read Article

Mary Moser, R.A. - The Forgotten Founding Artist of the Royal Academy

The spotlight this week falls on a female artist, who was celebrated in her own day, but is now almost totally forgotten, even amongst cognoscenti. I am referring to Mary Moser. She and Angelica Kauffman were the only two female founder members of The Royal Academy of Arts, but to conform with the mores of the mid 18th Century, were not allowed to be present in Zoffany’s group portrait of the Royal Academicians in a Life Class, as the model was …London, England · London Read Article

Playing cards - Gambling with Trumps, Suits, and Kings

Diamonds are forever but so are clubs, hearts, and spades….The playing of cards must be one of the few things in the world that everyone can connect with – you don’t need to be a poker champion, or go to a casino every night of the week to know what a playing card is, and most likely you know the rules to one or two games, whether that is Blackjack, Gin Rummy, or even just Patience – it’s all part of the same breed of games that utilises one key…Kent, England · Kent Read Article

Neil Armstrong’s Omega Speedmaster Sells for $2.1 Million at Auction

Offering the unprecedented chance to own a timepiece worn by the first man to walk on the moon, RR Auctions of Massachusets sold Neil Armstrong’s commemorative Omega Speedmaster on 17th April. With an estimate of ‘$2,000,000+’ it achieved a historic result of $2,125,000. Omega Speedmaster Professional, Ref. BA 145.022-69 (First 26) Credit: RR Auctions. Omega Speedmaster, ref . BA 145.022-69…Neil Armstrong · Massachusetts Read Article

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