The International Perfume Bottle Association’s 26th annual convention, slated for May 2, will once again feature the popular perfume bottle auction. Nicholas Dawes of “Antiques Roadshow” fame, will serve as auctioneer for the event. Read More +
Jonathan Ullman, executive director of the Las Vegas Mob Museum, will speak at the volunteers’ banquet June 21, following the CC>CC convention. Read More +
Morphy Auctions is expanding its auction services to include antique and classic vehicles, beginning with an auction in October 2014. Read More +
Fans of Wallace Nutting collectibles will gather in Pennsylvania Mary 16-17 for the annual gathering of the Wallace Nutting Collectors Club. Read More +
The new owners of Red Wing Stoneware and Red Wing Pottery are making history, by becoming only the second Red Wing-based company to make the popular commemorative piece for the Red Wing Collectors Society’s annual convention. Read More +
The Museum of Fine Arts in Boston is hosting a quilter’s paradise from April through July, with the opening of the “Quilts and Color” exhibition. Read More +
Jessica Munday-McGee gives us a close-up tour of the amenities and charms of Scott
Antique Markets, which have been among America’s favorite antiquing destinations for nearly 30 years. Read More +
The world has changed quite a lot since the first pieces of Depression-era glassware appeared on the scene, but the fascination with collecting these pieces remains popular. Antique Trader catches up with Ellen Schroy, author of the new edition of Warman’s Depression Glass to talk glass. Read More +
A familiar face within the militaria community, Manion’s International Auction House, Inc., recently confirmed closure of the company amidst issues. Read More +
A group of antiques dealers in San Carlos, Calif. can attest to the truth of the old adage, when one door closes, another one opens. Or in this case, another shop opens, with a bit of work, patience and dedication. Read More +