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.
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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.
Weekly Antique Auction & Show: Feb. 26-Apr. 30, 2016
The most recent installment of antique auction and show ads and events offered by Antique Trader feature a wide variety of opportunities to bid, buy and sell.
Jewelry, Asian art, rock music posters headlining Dec. 12-13 sale
Where can you expect to find a Ming Dynasty bodhisattva, a 1916 Steinway piano, hundreds of vintage psychedelic rock music posters, and Harley-Davidson cycles? At Clars Auction Gallery, during a Dec. 12-13 auction.
Michigan’s Rush Antiques launches new site
Rochester, Michigan's Rush Antiques and Rush Appraisals recently added an e-commerce arm to its operation, making 18th, 19th and 20th century antiques available for purchase.
Lifetime Roseville collection falling under the gavel Nov. 21
The lifetime pottery and antique collection of Jerrye and the late Lt. Col. Marvin Dillman of Texas is being sold without reserves November 21. The Dillmans’ collection offers a wide variety of Roseville and Hull art pottery, as well as carnival glass and porcelain. “This sale contains the largest number of Roseville baskets and...
Record Set: Spitler chest closes up $356,500
Shenandoah Valley of Virginia yellow pine blanket chest (circa 1800) decorated by Johannes Spitler, sold for $356,500 during a June 20 auction offered by Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates.
Commemorative quilt stitches up $3,840
A quilt, created during the Spanish-American war, featuring a large eight-point center star and U.S. flags on a green background, embroidered with “War was declared April 22 1898" was among several lots to sell during Garth's Early American Auction, earlier this summer.
Spongeware satisfies need for decorative and durable wares
Donald-Brian Johnson discusses the dynamic design of utilitarian spongeware pottery in a recent edition of Antique Trader.