The Value of Provenance
Category: Jewels
Derived from the French word provenir, which translates as ‘to come from’, provenance refers to an object or artwork’s point of origin...
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Old Masters, New Custodians
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Rolex v Tudor: Similar, but Different
Category: Timepieces
If it looks like a Rolex and ticks like a Rolex, how can it be a Tudor?...
5 Favourites with Yvette Coppersmith
Category: Art
Yvette Coppersmith is a painter specialising in both portraiture and abstraction...
Dorothy Braund
Category: Art
A recurring figure in our annual Women Artists auction is Melbourne painter and staunch modernist, Dorothy Braund...
The Legacy of Jim Alexander (1936-2021)
Category: Art
Jim Alexander exhibited works by some of Australia’s most accomplished female artists and was responsible for reintroducing many of them...
5 Favourites with Deborah Symond O’Neil
Category: Jewels
Ahead of our Important Jewels auction on 22 August, we welcomed Mode Sportif founder and taste maker Deborah Symond O'Neil back...
Orphaned Elephants Closer to Wild Life in Zimbabwe
Category: The 22nd Report
Seven orphaned elephant calves rescued years ago from traumatic circumstances have moved 1,100 kilometres closer to freedom...
How to Collect Ethical Indigenous Art
Category: Art Expert Series
We speak with Beverly Knight, an art connoisseur and founder of the Alcaston Gallery...
A Day in the Life of Troy McKenzie
Category: Brisbane
A look at a typical day for our Queensland Representative Specialist...
In Conversation with Jorge Chamizo
Category: In Conversation
For this issue, we sat down over a glass of wine and some tapas to chat to Jorge Chamizo, a Spanish jewellery expert...