With the opening of Bacchanalia, Mayfair, we explore the origins of the name, the history and art behind Bacchanalia, and as a result what to expect from this grand new venue.

The Classical style has been a cornerstone of Western Art even since its inception, and here we explain its essence, and why it has resurfaced time and time again over the centuries.

Malachite is one of the most recognisable precious gemstones used in antiques, and here we trace its rich history and the reasons for its enduring popularity.

Celebrating our collaboration with GQ Middle East and photographer, Simon Lipman, explore this dreamy editorial which foregrounds Mayfair Gallery's exceptional collection.

In our inaugural feature 'Inside Mayfair Gallery', we focus on the historical and artistic legacy of Judith, the biblical heroine who continues to fascinate audiences today.

We have curated the best fine art and antique fairs and exhibitions in London. Whatever your artistic interest, there is something to discover in London's thriving art scene.

We are pleased to announce the opening of our exhibition of contemporary craft pieces, in collaboration with Cura Art and London Craft Week 2020.

Bohemian glass has long been celebrated as one of Europe's most prestigious goods. We explore the history of Bohemian glassmaking, tracing its heritage from antiquity to today.

As part of London Craft Week, we are pleased to be exhibiting works by leading contemporary artists in ceramics, glass, metal and furniture.

Tin-glazed earthenware is celebrated today for its lustrous beauty. We explore the various types and shed light on the many names used to describe this beautiful type of pottery.

Late 19th Century French decorative art is eclectic by nature. We explore the influences at play on antiques from this period.

Antique clocks are valued not only for their beauty but also their ability to keep time. Our guide offers advice on how to get the most out of your antique clock.