Storied collection of Wedgwood coming to auction April 14
An unparalleled representation of Wedgwood jasperware, from collection of Adele Barnett, founder of Washington, D.C.’s Wedgwood Society, will come to auction April 14 through Quinn's Auction Galleries.
8 objects from the Cabinet of Curiosities
Charming, intriguing, and unusual objects from around the world, acquired by various collectors, will headline Turner Auctions + Appraisals online auction Dec. 10.
5 Things You Didn’t Know About Toby jugs
Charming characters or cunning scoundrels, either way, these historic and fiction characters make an appearance among antique Toby jugs. Learn more about these character ceramics.
Secessionist Ceramics: How you can enjoy Art Nouveau on a dime
It's been 120 years since a group of Austrian ceramists developed the Vienna Secessionist Movement, and the impact of these visionaries continue to influence ceramic artisans and appeal to collectors.
Picasso pottery pitcher sets new record at $24,130
The original artist's proof of a unique bird-form pitcher, circa 1953, set a new record for this type of Picasso pottery when it commanded $24,130 during Palm Beach Modern Auctions' Feb. 4-5 sale.
Antique Spectacular welcomes collectors Nov. 4-6
Rock Island, Ill. will be bustling with collecting activity Nov. 4-6, during the annual Fall Antique Spectacular Vintage Market.
San Francisco exhibit showcases early 19-century transferware
A selection of blue-and-white transferware pottery from the 19th century is on display in a new exhibit at the San Francisco International Airport.
Weavings, art, baskets, pottery, appearing in Santa Fe Aug. 8-9
Early weavings, master basketry, and Southwestern pottery from esteemed potters including Margaret Tafoya are headlining the 'Auction In Santa Fe', Aug. 8-9.
‘First edition’ copy Portland Vase may see $60,000
A first edition copy of a Wedgewood black jasper Portland vase is poised to earn upward of $40,000 during Skinner, Inc.'s European Furniture & Decorative Arts auction, slated for July 15.