James Lees interviews antiques dealer and author, Richard Halliday, who specialises in blue and white transferware. We hope you enjoy.

Aubrey Dawson meets with Olivia Whitting from The Art Loss Register to find out more about the cultural property market, due diligence, and some interesting cases they have dealt with over the years.

Join Dawsons' Managing Director, Aubrey Dawson, as he chats with Katya Hills, Managing Director of The Watch Register (a division of the The Art Loss Register) about watch theft, which is rapidly on the rise due to the high values of luxury watches in todays market. Learn about the tactics of watch thieves and tips on how to outsmart them, along with some particularly exciting recovery stories. If you're a watch collector or enthusiast, this insightful interview will certainly be beneficial to you.

James welcomes back our Jewellery & Watches Specialist, Edward Langmead, to discuss the legendary Omega Speedmaster series in great detail. Dawsons are pleased to be bringing not one but two Omega Speedmaster pre-moon watches to auction on Thursday 19th May!

James' special guest this week is Dawsons' very own Edward Langmead who is a jewellery and watches specialist. Join James as he discovers more about Edward's interesting background in the exciting and ever-evolving world of jewellery and watches.

James' special guest this week is Jack Rose from WorthPoint. With over 620 million items and images from both auction houses and online marketplaces, WorthPoint is one of the world's leading resources for those interested in discovering the value of items.

Ahead of our exclusive Tribal Art auction on Tuesday 26th April, James sits down to talk with our Tribal Art specialist, Richard Harrison, to learn more about these fascinating works of art.

This week James is joined by Saleroom Manager at Dawsons, Peter Mason, to talk all things memorabilia. Dawsons have seen some excellent recent success in the world of memorabilia, including a world record hammer price of £30,000 for an early 1960's Rolling Stones promotional poster!

As auctioneers, we're often asked the question "What is the strangest thing you have ever sold?!" Join our very own James Lees as he reflects on a few interesting and amusing lots he has come across over the last 30 years.

Like most industries, the world of antiques is no stranger to trends. The value of any item is predominately determined by the recent performance at auction of similar pieces. You should always buy what you like, but if you're keen to buy antiques for investment purposes, it's possible you may be able to secure many bargains when certain items are out of vogue!  Join James as he recalls certain trends he has experienced during his career.