Mark Hill Antiques
BBC Antiques Roadshow & Road Trip expert. I write about how to understand antiques, art & design the way a professional does — how objects are read, valued, and recognised in the trade. Look through an expert's eyes, learn from my 30 years of experience.
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Lost Studio Glass Artists II - Barry Cullen
A true studio glass artist & collaborator
In many ways, Barry Cullen was an archetypal ‘true’ studio glassmaker, particularly if you compare him to a studio potter. He fulfilled the roles of both the designer and the maker, perhaps with as...
I Need Help! Approaching An Antique Dealer For Advice...
It’s a thorny one, this. I might not make many new friends, but dealers, auction house specialists and other ‘experts’ (if you really want to use that word) will undoubtedly nod knowingly. They may even sigh in agreement.
Let me start this...
When Does The Artist's Name Matter Less Than The Art?
An etching by Alfred K Wiffen. Umm, who?
The art and antiques business is full of highly talented artists who just never quite made it. They may have enjoyed some success in their day, and even been tipped for the top at the time, but they...
Philip Webb Drawings & British Architecture in Bogotá
Sometimes you come across something unexpected in the strangest of places. Browsing around an antiques shop in central Bogotá, Colombia on holiday some years ago, I found myself standing in front of three double-sided pages of sketches in a...
Is it worth buying a broken antique?
An interesting, damaged Murano glass vase
By the time you get some experience out there in the wild under your belt, if you see something that you haven’t seen it before, it’s worth considering. The longer and broader that experience becom...
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BBC Antiques Roadshow & Road Trip expert. Learn from my 30 years of experience • Dealer, auctioneer, author & TV presenter • Join me on my journey revealing stories behind objects that history has left us behind • London based, sometimes in Berlin •
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