Buying guides to art, antiques, vintage and more
Three things to remember when buying Moorcroft pottery
When it comes to British ceramics, few names are more illustrious than Moorcroft. The brilliantly coloured vases, jugs, pots, tea sets and cutlery produced from the early 20th century onwards remain a vibrant collecting area of the auction market.
The Vintage poster buying guide
A great way to decorate your walls and a serious collecting area, posters at auction are becoming ever more in vogue.
The expert guide to buying modern first edition books
One of the most active areas of the collecting market, modern first edition books remain highly popular at auction as buyers seek out works by their favourite authors.
What to look for when buying Patek Philippe watches
Patek Philippe is one of the most famous and sought-after names in the watches market.
The buyer's guide to Cartier
Cartier is one of the world's best-known luxury jewellery brands. Find out how to buy a piece for your own collection.
The antique furniture buying guide
Second-hand furniture – whether recent or antique – is a popular, stylish and affordable option to furnish your home.
How to start your whisky collection
Whisky (or whiskey when it’s Irish) is the name used to describe spirits made from grain that is mashed, fermented, distilled and aged.
Five things to remember when buying vintage watches
When almost perfect time can be kept by mobile phones, many people are looking to their wristwatch for something different.
Five things to remember when buying a necklace at auction
Necklaces come in an array of styles and materials, with a huge variety of designs available.
Silver vs Silver plated: An expert's guide
Silver and silver plate may look similar but there are important differences between them which greatly affect their values at auction.