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April 7, 2020UNITED STATES – The world has been unable to turn away from the trainwreck Netflix documentary series Tiger King, its main protagonist Joe Exotic: a mulleted pistol-toting big cat breeder who is currently...
March 31, 2020PHILADELPHIA – On March 24, Freeman’s successfully hosted its first online-only jewelry auction: “Luxe | Boutique Jewels & Vintage Watches @1600.” The auction achieved just...
March 31, 2020Executive producer, director, cameraman, magazine editor and fashion director Linda Horn has long been a collector of majolica – playful, colorful earthenware pottery decorated with tin-lead glazes...
March 31, 2020Review by Greg Smith, Images Courtesy John McInnis Auctions AMESBURY, MASS. – Three collections came together to form John McInnis’ March 21 sale of coin-op, tobacciana and G-man memorabilia....
March 31, 2020By Greg Smith OKLAHOMA CITY – An unlikely social media star has risen in Tim, head of security and current social media manager at the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum in Oklahoma City....
March 31, 2020Op-Ed By Steven Miller Having long studied how American museums remove (deaccession) collections, I now believe that everything they own can be bought. To be sure, price tags don’t appear on exhibited...
March 31, 2020Review by Greg Smith, Images Courtesy Merrill’s Auctioneers and Appraisers WILLISTON, VT.- Merrill’s Auctioneers and Appraisers was accepting online, absentee and phone bids in volume as the firm...
March 31, 2020Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Photos Courtesy Stair Gallery & Restoration HUDSON, N.Y. – If you have to wear gloves, they might as well be white. Such was the impression one gets when we consider...
March 31, 2020SARASOTA, FLA. – An interior scene painting by Welsh artist Llewelyn Lloyd (1879-1950) filled in the top of Sarasota Estate Auction’s March 28-29 sale when it sold for $23,560 above an $8,000...
March 31, 2020REPAUPO, N.J. – A snowy Philadelphia cityscape by American artist Laurence A Campbell was the top lot at S&S Auction, Inc’s March 26 sale when it sold for $24,375. The 1994 painting titled...
March 31, 2020WABASHA, MINN. – A signed desk from the Wooton Desk Company took $8,338 in Jay Anderson Auction’s March 28 sale. William S. Wooton established the Wooton Desk Company in 1870 and produced the Wooton...-
March 31, 2020By Greg Smith UNITED STATES – As if we thought it could not get worse, it has become an even more difficult time to be an antiques dealer, particularly one that relies on sales at antiques shows...
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