Eye-popping antiques which have gone on to yield healthy sales all have one thing in common, they were all “discovered” at a free appraisal event in Ohio. Read More +
Author Archives: Antique Trader News
Rago’s to host open house including talk by Mira Nakashima
Renowned woodworker Mira Nakashima, daughter of the master craftsman George Nakashima, will speak at the preview for Rago’s 20th/21st Century Design auction. Read More +
PSA/DNA Reports 10 Most Dangerous Autographs of 2012
The keys to avoiding fake autographs are knowing the most frequently faked, buying from reliable sources and taking advantage of authenticating services. Read More +
Dallas-based auction house reports banner year in 2012
Heritage Auctions sees their best year to date, with comics, sports, and fine & decorative art setting new highs in 2012. Read More +
Asian banknotes open three-day Hong Kong event
A rare 17th century banknote is one of 1,000 lots slated for sale at a three-day auction hosted by Archives International Auctions on Jan. 26, in Hong Kong. Read More +
Sulky weathervane may cart off with $20,000 in three-day sale
Weathervanes, nautical items, a rare hand colored lithograph and more than 500 stunning pieces of fine art are poised for sale at James D. Julia’s first auction of 2013. The three-day event, scheduled for Jan. 30 – Feb. 1, will include some 1,000 lots. Read More +
Fun & Games with Coca-Cola: Serious collectors seek refreshing playtime toys
Hands down,Coca-Cola is the champion of brand marketing. Key examples of this are the games and toys used to market the soda, and now they are among the most popular of all Coca-Cola collectibles. Read More +
Heritage Square Museum presents ‘Evening of Victorian Enchantment’
Heritage Square Museum is launching a new event that features 19th century Victorian magic, mind-reading and mysticism Read More +
Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates appoints Fenichell VP of new ceramics division
Renowned ceramics expert Jill Fenichell will serve as vice president of the newly formed Ceramics Department at Jeffery S. Evans & Associates. Read More +
Industry mourns passing of Earlean S. Bowen, ‘The Antiques Lady,’ 95
In 1975, with $10,000 and a dream to get into the business, Earlean Bowen launched Bowen’s Antiques, initially as a home-based venture. In the 38 years since, the late Bowen (known as the Antiques Lady) had a significant impact on the antiques community. Read More +