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The August issue of Antique Collecting magazine is out soon – inside there’s everything from an exploration of Gillows of Lancaster’s contentious role in the slave trade to the growing demand for pieces of early IKEA furniture.

Subscribe now to get the magazine delivered to your door each month – plus receive a free book and jute bag – and find out what’s inside by scrolling down.

Gillow Talk: Antique furniture expert Adam Bowett considers the role Gillows of Lancaster had in the slave trade as a new exhibition opens in the Lancashire city

Flat-Pack to the Future: IKEA furniture is flying out of European salerooms. Andreas Seising reveals the designs collectors should know about

Mind the Map: Chris Berry charts the development of London Underground maps and their collectability, including Harry Beck’s iconic design

Boldly Go: The striking designs of the Casablanca Art School are put in focus by African art expert Janet Rady

 

Red Letter Day: Paul Fraser unveils your next, best, collecting obsession: Qing dynasty Chinese stamps

 

The Greatest Showman: This month sees 1,500 treasures owned by Freddie Mercury go on show in London ahead of six landmark summer sales, Antique Collecting goes behind the scenes

 

Also inside:

 

Auctioneer’s Lot: Charles Hanson reports on a recent Moorcroft sale where pieces from its offshoot maker Cobridge Stoneware stole the show

Saleroom Spotlight: Contents from the family home of the world-renowned interior designer Anouska Hempel go under the hammer in Berkshire

Waxing Lyrical: Leading Cotswolds-based antiques dealer and expert David Harvey presents his top tips on how to assess an antique tea table

 

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