More than ever, in our modern, globalization-driven societies, the values of heritage, history, and tradition are coming back in full force.

Keen on his/her identity, distinctive background, and past, the collector thus becomes the rabble-rouser of consumerism. In this context, where the spirits of reclaiming and preserving heritage gallantly meet, the Avenue de Versailles company outlines an entirely new concept for shopping.

With advice and estimating help as well as photography and writing assistance, the site offers a ready-to-go. All it takes is one click, and you have entered into a world brimming with history and enthusiasm.

No bidding on our site, but a market price is guaranteed.

No direct contact between sellers and buyers: Avenue de Versailles handles everything, from listing your products on-line and to delivering buyers.

For more information please visit the following pages :

• Art must-sees: September
  Another monthly glimpse of what gallery-goers can expect at six exciting venues and events nationwide. From Edinburgh to Cardiff, we pick some favourites
• Chairs, tables and concepts stack up for Martin Creed at The Fruitmarket Gallery in Edinburgh
  Steps and stacks provide the major motifs in a new show of sculpture, paintings and interventions made by Martin Creed.
• Coventry's hidden links with Egypt uncovered in Pharaoh Akhenaten show at Herbert Museum
  A week-long preview exhibition in Coventry uses an ancient carving to reveal the city's links with Egypt's Tell el-Amarna.
• David Cameron and Robin Gibb urge public to raise £1.9 million for Bomber Command capsule
  The public are being given the chance to have their messages left in a time capsule under an enormous UK war memorial.
• Highland cattle save butterflies as nature fans celebrate breakthrough year in Scottish reserve
  Officials at a Scottish nature reserve have deployed Highland cattle stock to save one of the country's rarest butterfly types.
• RAF Museum unveils plans to recover preserved German bomber from the Channel
  The RAF Museum and Wessex Archaeology are to recover a remarkably preserved WWII German bomber from the seabed off the Kent coast.
• Road movie without end: Stuart Croft takes a voyage of discovery to Nottingham Wasp Room
  Stuart Croft's forthcoming film installation at Nottingham's Wasp Room offers no resolutions to the Road Movie format.
• 18th century Yorkshire "mecca" at Staveley Nature Reserve saved in £475,000 Lottery deal
  The Yorkshire Wildlife Trust will use a Heritage Lottery Fund investment to double the size of a 40-hectare nature reserve.
• Ask A Curator becomes hottest global Twitter topic
  Museums and galleries across the world are answering questions thrown at them on Twitter today as the inaugural Ask A Curator campaign takes the site by storm.
• First Garden City Heritage Museum celebrates Letchworth locals in World War Two display
  An exhibition at The First Garden City Heritage Museum charts how local people in Letchworth contributed to the war effort.