Scott Antique Markets continues to be the gathering place for thousands of vendors and antique shoppers from around the globe. Don Scott, owner and CEO of Scott Antique Markets, offers not only one market but two to accommodate antique vendors and enthusiasts.

NEW YORK - The Winter Antiques Show celebrates its 56th year as one of America’s most prestigious antiques show, providing museums, established collectors, dealers, design professionals and first-time buyers with opportunities to see and purchase exceptional pieces showcased by 75 exhibitors.

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CHICAGO — Crowds packed the 16th International Exposition of Sculpture Objects & Functional Art Chicago Opening Night gala on Nov. 5, with Navy Pier Festival Hall security estimating 3,200-3,500 in attendance over the course of the evening

COLUMBUS, Ohio – Collections from Michigan, Maryland, Illinois, Iowa and South Carolina benefited from the strong prices realized at Belhorn Auction Services’ Nov. 15, American Art Pottery Auction.

OVERLAND PARK, Kan. – Christie King, CAI, AARE, of Gadsden, Ala., was recently elected to serve as vice president of National Auctioneers Association’s (NAA) Board of Directors.

How much would you be willing to pay for an unopened Atari 2600 game? If your answer is $5,250, chances are good you’re either a little bit crazy or you’re a collector with money to burn.

NEW YORK—The top lot at Swann Galleries’ Sept. 24 auction of 19th & 20th Century Prints & Drawings was Pablo Picasso’s first major print, Le Repas Frugal, etching and drypoint, 1904, which brought $108,000. All prices quoted include 20 percent buyer’s premium.

PORT GIBSON, Miss. – An authentic 19th-century vampire killing kit – containing a pistol with silver bullets in a coffin-style case, holy water vials, a cleaver, a prayer book and a looking glass – sold for $8,800 at an estate sale held Oct. 31 by Stevens Auction Company

DALLAS — Rare first edition copies of volumes I and II of The Federalist Papers brought almost $150,000 to lead the combined Rare Books and Historical Manuscripts sales at Heritage Auctions in Dallas on Oct. 16, 2009.