Haeger Potteries archive heads to auction Feb. 24
Leslie Hindman Auctioneers will offer 217 lots from the Haeger Potteries and Pottery Museum archive during the firm’s Feb. 24 auction.
MyAntiqueSchool launches with some of the biggest names in antiques
The new online educational site MyAntiqueSchool.com is offering seminars about everything from ceramics and buying antiques at auction to upcycling, all lead by renowned experts from the antiques and collectibles industry.
More than 60 Picasso ceramics coming to auction Feb. 24
A large ceramic ice pitcher created by Pablo Piccaso in 1952 is one of more than 60 lots featured in Auctionata's "Picasso Ceramics" auction, Feb. 24.
Masterful Meissen: Lavishly decorated German porcelain demands full attention
Did you know, many of the early examples of Meissen were made of red stoneware and marked with Chinese characters? Antique Trader contributor Donald Brien-Johnson explores a bit about Meissen history in a feature article.
Scarce Chinese ritual food vessel may top $7K
A Chinese Imperial yellow-glazed moulded archaistic ritual food vessel is among the lots expected to vie for top lot during a Nov. 16 auction at Dreweatts.
Paul Evans cabinet one of leading lots in autumn auctions
A sculpture front cabinet is one of a group of Paul Evans designed furniture headlining one of three notable auctions being offered by Leslie Hindman Auctioneers in autumn.
Early 19th century Feuillet porcelain plates may sell for $6,000
A set of 12 French Feuillet porcelain dessert plates, circa 1825, may command between $4,000 and $6,000 during the April 14 ceramics auction, being presented by Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates.
Fabergé egg duo set to shine in New Year’s sale
A pair of Russian Fabergé Workmaster silver and enamel eggs by Mikhail Perkhin are among the lots expected to spark intense bidding, during Ahler's & Ogletree's Jan. 1 auction.
Ask the Experts: Uncommon Revival swivel chair may turn $1,200
Chair passed down from a cherished aunt turns out to be an uncommon Renaissance Revival chair, as identified and discussed by Dr. Anthony J Cavo, in a recent installment of the Ask the Experts column.