In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Homes & Antiques

• November
  This is the month to… gather wood for the fire, learn the art of caring for old properties, and add a touch of Cotswold character to your home
• SWAN SONG
  Scarce as hen’s teeth, an early porcelain plate from a prestigious 18th-century Meissen dinner service recently caused a stir at Sotheby’s, as collectors vied to become the treasure’s next custodian, reports Caroline Wheater
• STYLE & SHOPPING
  Our monthly guide to DECORATIVE accessories, unique ANTIQUES and beautiful textiles that will add CHARACTER and colour to your home
• ENCHANTED FOREST
  Enter a wondrous woodland by decorating a room with a sylvan wallcovering, from atmospheric stylised tree designs to wandering leaf motifs
• Light fantastic
  From wall lights, chandeliers and pendants to table and floor lamps, we explore the best new and antique lighting to illuminate any space
• The spirit of BLOOMSBURY
  Lorna Fairey steps inside the colourful world of Charleston, as Tate Britain celebrates the art of Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant in a landmark exhibition
• Step back IN TIME
  The redesign of this Arts and Crafts home in London combines creative flourishes with a respect for the past, making it the perfect setting for its owners’ varied collections
• Forged with love
  A passion for vintage finds and dried floral installations has helped Amelia Sutherland fill an old Georgian forge with beauty and launch her own business
• On the bright side
  Filled with inherited treasures and secondhand finds, the soulful home of Norwegian interior designer Christine Hærra is enriched with vibrant colours
• Spirited Away
  Better known as Button House from the BBC series Ghosts, West Horsley Place has an intriguing history all of its own…
• STAR SALES
  Some stellar pieces were consigned for auction recently, including a fine society portrait and a rather special book, says Caroline Wheater
• A buyer’s guide to BURR FURNITURE
  With a fascinating history stretching back to the first century AD, burr wood has lost none of its decorative appeal. Its rich colours and mysterious swirling patterns continue to captivate collectors and designers alike, finds Emma Longstaff
• CHOCOLATIÈRES
  Much rarer than coffee pots and teapots, these sumptuous vessels reveal how we have indulged ourselves throughout the centuries, says Edwina Mendes
• Castle Lodge, Ludlow
  Neighbouring the Shropshire market town's castle, this hotel in a recently restored medieval and Tudor house brings centuries of history to life
• 48 hours in CORSHAM
  Rhiannon Batten explores a Wiltshire gem, where picturesque streets, elegant Georgian architecture and roaming peacocks lay the foundations for a memorable stay
• FAIRS & AUCTIONS
  Poppy Benner rounds up November’s best antiques and vintage fairs around the UK. Plus, she brings you her pick of this month’s auctions to seek out, featuring jewellery, toys, fine wine and theatre posters
• AUCTION INSIDER
  Peter Rees, head of Victorian and 19th-century European art at Bonhams, sheds light on this year’s biggest sales and most sought-after works