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  • Q&A: Jason McKenna

    Buy online and sell online. That’s the mantra of an evolving class of antiques dealers who are carving out a new low-cost model of dealing antiques in the digital age. These enigmatic sellers, sh. Read Full Article.

  • Across The Block

    The adage “it takes money to make money” was seemingly proven in this week’s Across The Block as a rare US gold coin struck at the San Francisco Mint in 1857 and recovered five years ago from. Read Full Article.

  • 1864 Civil War Black Regimental Flag Proves Itself At Morphy’s: $196,800

    DENVER, PENN. —  An 1864 hand-painted flag that was carried into battle by the 127th Regiment, one of 11 African American regiments from Pennsylvania that fought for the Union during the Civil W. Read Full Article.

  • Westchester Glass Club Show Hopeful In New Venue

    SOUTHBURY, CONN. – The Westchester Glass Club tried something new this year in presenting its annual Collectors Show and Sale May 25 at the Heritage Hotel within the Heritage Village complex, a s. Read Full Article.

  • Top Picks: Common Friends To Mankind

    When Captain James Cook (1728–1779) set off on his third and, unbeknownst to him, final journey, he was already a household name in England. The navigator is credited with exploring and charting . Read Full Article.

  • Houses of Modernism, Rago & Wright Merge Together

    LAMBERTVILLE, N.J., CHICAGO, NEW YORK CITY — Two independent auction brands, Rago in Lambertville, N.J., and Wright in Chicago and New York, have announced the merger of their business operations. Read Full Article.

  • Jones & Horan Achieves World Record Price For American Pocket Watch

    GOFFSTOWN, N.H. — Jones & Horan’s June 2 auction totaled more than $1.7 million, but the news of the day was the sale of a Howard, Davis & Dennison serial No. 3 pocket watch, which hamm. Read Full Article.

  • Working Proof Of Lewis Evans’ Colonial America Map Charts $125,000 At Swann

    NEW YORK CITY — Lewis Evans’ General Map of the Middle British Colonies In America, circa 1755, was one of the most significant and influential maps published in Colonial America, according to . Read Full Article.

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Rhinebeck Draws Record Crowd At Spring Edition
RHINEBECK, N.Y. – When Frank Gaglio’s Barn Star Productions took over management of the storied Rhinebeck Antiques Show four years ago, he took it as his mission to rebuild the brand of the destin...
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Attendance Up, Sales Mixed For Brandywine Antiques Show
CHADDS FORD, PENN. – In this business, it is often said that good weather is bad for indoor antiques shows. This is usually attributed to people foregoing shows to enjoy other out-of-door pursuits, ...
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CRN Varied Sale Tops $500,000
CAMBRIDGE, MASS. – Carl Nordblom and Karin Philips had about 50 people in the salesroom as CRN’s 350-lot sale got underway on June 2. The sales are roughly organized by type of material, so the fi...
June 12, 2019
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