
They say, the ‘devil is in the details,’ and with Lalique, that is the case. Because while many pieces appear to be similar, that doesn’t always mean they are. Read More +


They say, the ‘devil is in the details,’ and with Lalique, that is the case. Because while many pieces appear to be similar, that doesn’t always mean they are. Read More +

James D. Julia Inc.’s summer auction session begins with back-to-back auctions June 19-20. The event begins with lamps and glass, and then moves onto toys, dolls and advertising. Read More +
You can bet the 21st annual Casino Chip and Gaming Token Collectors Club convention is something not to miss, especially with the panel of speakers set to speak. Read More +
Maine’s rich heritage of land, sea and sky will come alive June 1-2 at Thomaston Place Auction Galleries. The event kicks off Thomaston’s summer auction season. Read More +

If the clothes make the man, than its certain there will be wild interest from collectors when an authentic ‘Lone Ranger’ costume heads to auction this summer. Read More +

In this installment of Ask the Experts, Asheford Institute Of Antiques honors graduate Anthony J. Cavo speaks to the age and potential value of a unique rosary case. Read More +

It’s been said, Georges Briard knew what 1950s housewives wanted. Given that his unique and useful housewares are still popular after 60 years proves its true. Read More +

A $1,000 stipend for historical research is up for grabs in New Hampshire. The Piscataqua Decorative Arts Society has offered the stipend periodically since 2006. Read More +

The West Coast’s longest running country and folk art antiques show is entering a new phase. It may have a new name and new leadership, but the show goes on. Read More +

It was a million dollar moment for respected antiques appraiser and consultant Colleene Fesko and a resident of Texas during a recent taping of ‘Antiques Roadshow.’ See what this history-making moment was all about. Read More +