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August 15, 2017Review and Photos by Andrea Valluzzo SPRINGFIELD, MASS – A year’s worth of anticipation for the yearly convention of the Federation of Historical Bottle Collectors was released when the convention...
August 15, 2017PASADENA, CALIF. – California artist E. Charlton Fortune (1885-1969) came of age during a time when women began to challenge the status quo and redefine their expected roles in society. “E....
August 15, 2017Review by Andrea Valluzzo, Photos Courtesy Case Antiques KNOXVILLLE, TENN. – The late Dr Benjamin Caldwell (1935-2017) was renowned among decorative arts scholars and collectors. Author of the pioneering...
August 15, 2017Steven Miller, executive director of Boscobel House and Gardens in Garrison, N.Y., has written the just-published book, The Anatomy of a Museum: An Insider’s Text (Wiley, August 2017), based on a museum...
August 14, 2017SARANAC LAKE, N.Y. — The top lot of Blanchards Auction Service’s annual premier Adirondack sale August 11 was a Tiffany Studios white peony floor lamp when it attained $70,800 but the biggest appeal...
August 14, 2017DALLAS — Part of Heritage Auctions August 10-12 comics and comic art Signature auction was a collection of comic art from Graham Nash (think Crosby, Stills, Nash), which sold in total for over $1.1 million....
August 14, 2017HONG KONG — “It means the joy of beautiful woods,” said Grace Wu Bruce, on the name of her private collection of Ming furniture that is due to hit the block at Sotheby’s in early October....
August 14, 2017ALAMEDA, CALIF. — An underglaze blue “Dragon” stem bowl sold for at $53,975 at Michaan’s August 12 estate auction, despite a chip to the rim, and associated hairline cracks, which contributed...
August 14, 2017MARLBOROUGH, MASS. — Signed by M.D. Holmes, a rectangular scrimshawed whale panbone plaque finished at $52,275 at Skinner’s August 13 sale. It depicted a fully rigged sailing ship at sea. The piece...
August 14, 2017SANTA FE, N.M. — Southwestern paintings infused with the spirit and electrified color of Pop Art took the lead at Altermann Auction’s two-day sale of mostly Western and Native American art August 11–12...-
August 11, 2017NANTUCKET — The Nantucket Summer Antiques Show, now in its second year, features 33 exhibitors from the United States and abroad showcasing a diverse range of antiques and art. Presented...
August 11, 2017SANTA FE, N.M.- Objects of Art Santa Fe, the first of three shows and two auctions offering antique and vintage fare in advance of the nearly century old Indian Market, got underway Thursday, August...
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