CORD by Le Cordon Bleu: headline-grabbing fine French dining in the heart of the City
Relaxed, intimate and elegant atmosphere, CORD ties together fine food, an inviting atmosphere and professional service
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Covert operation: Re-creating the Porsche 964
A look into a modernised Porsche 964 where the magic is hidden
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Worldtimers: the world around your wrist
Even in isolationist times, there is one big advantage to being a global citizen - the chance to wear a…
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LVMH affiliate provides Flexjet with private aviation’s ‘largest ever’ equity investment
A consortium of investors led by L Catterton has pumped $800 million into Flexjet as the firm seeks to ‘transform…
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The magical qualities of Tokaji wine
Hungary's sugary gift to the world keeps on giving
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Assouline’s next chapter: interior decor for your home library
From glossy tomes to collectible decor – Assouline is expanding into home objects with its new Library Collection
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CEO of ultra high-tech car company Lukas Czinger on 3D printing, AI and Enlightenment
What happens when 3D printing, AI and car production come together? Enormous possibilities, as Lukas Czinger of pioneering tech company…
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‘Jewellery was always around me’: Charlie Pragnell on a gem of a family business
For the managing director of renowned Mayfair boutique Pragnell, jewellery is a family affair
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Palau, the remote Pacific idyll that harbours big ambitions
The remote Pacific islands of Palau offer that modern rarity of genuinely unspoilt nature
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Kahani Restaurant: Sloane Square’s best-kept secret
Indian restaurant Kahani is the solo venture of acclaimed chef Peter Joseph. Spear's Aisha Alli samples the latest ambitious menu
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Boodles’ new jewellery collection is a nod to family history – and to African nature
The African adventure that led to Boodles' latest collection was itself inspired by a piece of family history
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Echoes of Odysseus: why the spoken word still holds power
As Odysseus returns to film, a look at how oral storytelling could shape how we listen, remember and process information
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London’s luxury cigar scene is under threat
The Tobacco and Vapes Bill puts the future of the capital's traditional cigar merchants and luxury sampling lounges in doubt
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The best art advisers in 2026
Welcome to the Spear’s ranking of the best art advisers for UHNWs seeking expertise on collecting and curating art
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The best classic car advisers in 2025
Welcome to the Spear’s ranking of the best classic car advisers for HNWs requiring assistance with investment, restoration, maintenance, purchase…
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The best whisky advisers in 2026
Welcome to the Spear’s ranking of the best advisers for collectors and enthusiasts navigating the world of whisky
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Big four auction houses scramble amid $10 billion art market slump
A sharp downturn in the global art market threatens to hit the major auction houses where it hurts
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The Spear’s reading room: notable books to read now
The books to read now, including Helen Lewis on geniuses and Elon Musk, and Ian McEwan much-anticipated 'science fiction without…
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Robert Macfarlane’s new book asks ‘Should nature have legal rights?’
The British nature writer explores the idea that natural entities deserve legal standing in 'Is a River Alive?'
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Ex Libris: The Secret History of Gold, by Dominic Frisby
Dominic Frisby brings a lightness of touch to his account of how gold has both inspired and corrupted for centuries
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