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In the latest issue of Antique Collecting magazine subscribe now to get it each month – we celebrate the life and work of artist Fred Yates, reveal which movie posters are achieving blockbuster prices, take a ride through the world of antique fairground artworks and reveal the history of pottery by the Devonshire Fishley family.

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Great Yates: Gallery owner Simon Rastall reveals how a connection between his great grandmother and the artist Fred Yates sparked a lifelong friendship

Devon Sent: Auctioneer Mary Chilcott celebrates the Fishley family of potters from Devon and their remarkable designs, some even praised by Bernard Leach, the father of British studio pottery

A vase from the Fishley family

The Greatest Show on Earth: Fairground art has never been more collectable. Antique Collecting goes behind the scenes at a single-owner collection amassed over 40 years

 

An antique carved hippopotamus from a fairground

In the Knowles: Eric Knowles describes how the recent find of a dish on a Staffordshire sideboard turned out to be a mother-of-pearl bowl dating back to the late 1500s

Lots to Talk About: Catherine Southon gives the inside story on the sale of a pair of John Lennon’s glasses to the famous spoon-bender and museum owner, Uri Geller

A pair of John Lennon's round glasses

Marc My Words: Antiques Roadshow expert Marc Allum calls for some customer understanding when it comes to the post-sale melee

Marc Allum at an Antiques Roadshow event

Also inside this month’s issue:

Waxing Lyrical: Fine English furniture expert David Harvey shines a light on a special Sheraton-period secretaire bookcase

Top of the Lots: A preview of some of September’s most exciting upcoming lots

All the latest news from the UK salerooms and fairs

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