In the latest installment of Ask the Experts Dr. G. Marchelos, a certified appraiser of the Asheford Institute of Antiques, provides several sound suggestions for divest a collection. Read More +
It will be a celebration of Charleston’s architectural, historical and cultural heritage March 19 through April 18, during the 67th annual spring Festival of Houses and Gardens in Charleston, S.C. Read More +
Just because Mother Nature continues to deliver arctic conditions in many places across the country, it doesn’t mean you have to suffer a shortage of antiques and collectibles entertainment. In fact, what better solution for cabin fever than to attend an antiques show or tap into an auction, in person or online. Feed your collecting passion this winter! Read More +
A multi-piece Noah’s Ark toy figure may fetch between $12,000 and $14,000 during Bertoia Auctions’ 1,400-lot Toy & Holiday auction Mar. 28-29. Read More +
Woody Auction is holding the first of five scheduled auctions to sell a single, outstanding antiques collection March 20. Jason Woody of Woody Auction says of the collection: “It might be the finest ever offered in the state of Kansas.” Read More +
Organizers of the 32nd annual Eastern Iowa Doll/Toy/Teddy bear show are hoping this annual event will jump start the arrival of Spring, as dealers and collectors of dolls, bears and vintage toys converge on Iowa March 10. Read More +
Heckler Auction is bringing a selection of 96 pieces of glass to auction beginning March 17, with potential top lots in the form of an early 19th century Sunburst snuff jar. Read More +
Asia Week New York is rapidly approaching, March 14-22, and among the hundreds of dealers set to participate in this popular annual show is BachmannEckenstein | JapaneseArt. Read More +
RHINEBECK, N.Y. – After 19 successful years, Barn Star Productions has decided not to continue its presence in Philadelphia with the 23 Street Armory Antiques Show scheduled for April 25-27; instead, it will be focusing its efforts on new projects … Read More +
The traveling version of the National Postal Museum’s “Mail Call” exhibition which explores the history of America’s military postal system and examines the impact it has on troops overseas, is at the first stop (Grapevine, Texas) of its 15-city tour. Read More +