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    ROSEBERYS TO OPEN NEW BELGRAVIA GALLERY

    21 April 2026

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    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
    LONDON, TUESDAY 21 APRIL – Roseberys will open a new gallery on Pimlico Road on Wednesday 22nd April, establishing a Belgravia presence for the London auctioneers and creating a dedicated space to present highlights from forthcoming auctions and host events.
    Located in the heart of Pimlico Road’s long-established design district, the opening will place Roseberys among the antiques dealers, interior designers and specialist galleries associated with the area.
    The Gallery is located at 26 Pimlico Road, in the heart of London’s design district

    The Gallery is located at 26 Pimlico Road, in the heart of London’s design district

    The gallery will act as a showcase for works coming to auction, while also hosting walk-in valuations, private viewings, events and talks for collectors and members of the design community.
    Gallery Manager Laura Ferguson will be responsible for the Belgravia gallery

    Gallery Manager Laura Ferguson will be responsible for the Belgravia gallery

    The new location will be overseen by Laura Ferguson, who joins Roseberys as Gallery Manager and will be responsible for the day-to-day running of the gallery, including exhibitions, valuations and events.
    Her previous experience at commercial contemporary galleries includes Blond Contemporary, HdM Gallery and Tsivrikos Shake Gallery where she was responsible for daily gallery operations, sales, marketing and exhibition and event planning. Born in Rome, she is a fluent Italian speaker and also worked for the Lampronti Gallery. Laura also held the position of Studio Manager to the artist Magnus Gjoen and has worked as a freelancer for art fairs.

    I am thrilled to join Roseberys at this exciting moment in the auction house’s history. The new location offers a unique opportunity to bring the connoisseurship of Roseberys’ specialists to a gallery audience, showcasing a cross-section of objects and highlights from our specialist auctions. The gallery will offer the chance to explain to collectors the various steps involved in bidding at auction as well as the process of consigning with us.

    Laura Ferguson, Gallery Manager at Roseberys. 

    The gallery will open with highlights from the Spring Antiquities, Islamic & Indian Art and Chinese, Japanese & Southeast Asian Art auctions. 

    “Opening a gallery on Pimlico Road marks a new chapter for Roseberys,” said Ian Cadzow, Chairman of Roseberys. “The premium new location will give us a platform in the West End to present exceptional objects ahead of sale and our own cultural hub where we can engage directly with collectors, designers and the wider community that has long defined this part of London.”

    Ian Cadzow, Chairman of Roseberys

    Founded almost 40 years ago, Roseberys has built a reputation for bringing fresh-to-market works and collections to auction across categories including fine art, Asian art, jewellery and modern design. From its South London saleroom, the auction house continues to hold its full calendar of over 40 specialist auctions.

    About Roseberys Belgravia

    Roseberys Belgravia will be open Monday - Saturday.
    Address: 26 Pimlico Road, SW1W 8LJ 
    Opening Hours:
    • 9:00AM - 5:30PM (Monday - Friday) 
    • 10:00 - 5:00PM (Saturday)

    Antiquities, Islamic & Indian Art Highlight: The Acton, Archer & Chaki Collections

    A painting by Indian modern artist Avinash Chandra from the Collection of William and Mildred Archer will be on display on Wednesday 22 April in the Belgravia gallery

    A painting by Indian modern artist Avinash Chandra from the Collection of William and Mildred Archer will be on display on Wednesday 22 April in the Belgravia gallery

    Roseberys will present its first Antiquities, Islamic & Indian Art sale of the year on Friday 1 May, marking the inaugural exhibition at the new Belgravia gallery. 
    The opening will centre on works from three private collections formed in India in the mid-late twentieth century: works from the private collections of John Acton, William and Mildred Archer and Niladri and Ranu Chaki. The sale brings together works spanning centuries of Indian & Islamic artistic production, alongside antiquities. The auction is led by an excellent modern section, including two important works by S.H. Raza and a collection of paintings by Jamini Roy.
    Viewing at Roseberys Belgravia: Wednesday 22 April - Friday 24 April
    Auction date: Friday 1 May

    Chinese, Japanese & South East Asian Art Highlight: The Nan Brake Collection

    A Chinese imperial blue ground six-symbol silk gauze 'dragon robe' highlights the Nan Brake Collection, on display at Roseberys Belgravia from Monday 27 April

    A Chinese imperial blue ground six-symbol silk gauze 'dragon robe' highlights the Nan Brake Collection, on display at Roseberys Belgravia from Monday 27 April

    The Nan Brake Collection brings together Chinese works of art acquired during Nan Brake’s years living in China and preserved by her family for more than six decades.
    Nan Brake (also known as Nan Green) lived in Peking, as it was then known, between 1953 and 1960, during the early years of the People’s Republic of China. A linguist, interpreter and writer, she travelled widely throughout the country and assembled a personal collection reflecting the markets, crafts and artistic traditions she encountered during those years.
    The collection will be offered in Roseberys’ May Chinese, Japanese & Southeast Asian Art auction, marking the first time these objects have appeared on the open market. 
    Viewing at Roseberys Belgravia: Monday 27 April - Friday 1 May
    Auction date: Tuesday 12 May & Wednesday 13 May
    ENDS
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    About Roseberys:
    Founded more than three decades ago, Roseberys has built a reputation for bringing fresh-to-market works and distinctive collections to auction across a wide range of collecting categories. 
    In recent years, Roseberys has increasingly brought significant single-owner collections and interiors to market. These have included The George Farrow Collection, a wide-ranging group of more than 500 works spanning European sculpture, Chinese works of art and historic tapestries and The Collection of the Late Hugo Morley-Fletcher, the renowned Antiques Roadshow ceramics specialist, which brought together family portraits from Yester House alongside his personal holdings of European porcelain and glass.
    Other recent sales drawn from historic interiors, including An English Country Home: Interiors by Sibyl Colefax & John Fowler, have further reinforced the auction house’s position as a destination for collections shaped by a strong sense of place and provenance.
    Recent Sales of Note:
    • A sketch by John Constable descending through the artist’s family (£71,740)
    • A pair of huanghuali chairs formerly owned by an advisor to Chairman Mao (£774,240)
    • An Edwardian silver tea service once owned by Irish explorer Ernest Shackleton (£20,990)
    • An Andy Warhol Superman print from the Myths series (£223,840)
    • Two original illustrations for The Jungle Book, long believed lost (£93,840 & £36,640)
    • A painting of Belsize Park by F.N. Souza (£299,240)
    • A record price for a work on paper by Paule Vézelay (£22,304) 
    • One of only 25 deluxe editions of Life and Landscape on the Norfolk Broads (1886) by Peter Henry Emerson (£52,480)
    • Art Deco diamond earrings (£71,740) 
    • A very rare 18ct white gold and diamond Cartier wristwatch (£130,000)
    • A Hans Coper ceramic dish from the Bunny Rogers collection (44,440)

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