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We\u2019re familiar with pop-up restaurants and lifestyle stores, but how about antiques<\/a> pop-ups? Alice Roberton reports on the rise of informal shopping events in dealers\u2019 homes, where customers can browse and buy while enjoying a glass of prosecco<\/a> or cup of tea.<\/p> We also gear up for London Art Week with three trails you can follow to maximise your gallery time. Our houses, ranging from a Georgian townhouse in Bath to an apartment in Finland, which uses an unusual colour palette from the norm, are all eclectic and full of clever touches to admire and inspire.<\/p> And, finally, we pay tribute to Judith Miller<\/a> who died in April. As a long-time contributor to H&A and a regular on the Antiques Roadshow, not to mention her annual Miller\u2019s Antiques Handbook & Price Guide, Judith was the queen of the antiques world.<\/p> In this issue many of her friends and colleagues, from Fiona Bruce to Mark Hill, share their memories of her sense of fun, warmth and generosity of spirit.<\/p> Click here to subscribe<\/a><\/h2>