‘My Children Do Not Want It’: 6 Reasons Why the Young Don’t Dig Antiques
A phrase that I hear on a weekly basis, when appraising antiques, is troubling: “My children (or grandchildren),” I am told, “want nothing to do […]
Antiques Auction Forum Podcast: The Corey Daniels Gallery
In this week’s Antiques Auction Forum podcast, Martin Willis stops along busy U.S.-1 in Wells, Maine, and has a conversation with gallery owner Corey Daniels […]
Antiques Auction Forum Podcast: The Colby College Museum of Art
In this week’s Antiques Auction Forum podcast, Martin Willis visits the Colby College Museum of Art and speaks with Elizabeth Finch, the Lunder curator of […]
Antiques Auction Forum Podcast: Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello
The Antiques Auction Forum podcast is on location! After a tour of Monticello, Martin Willis talks with Susan Stein, Richard Gilder senior curator & vice […]
Antiques Auction Forum Podcast: Fabergé Revealed at the Peabody Essex Museum
In this week’s installment of the Antiques Auction Forum podcast, Martin Willis hosts a fascinating discussion with Dean Lahikainen, Peabody Essex Museum’s Carolyn and Peter […]
Antiques Auction Forum Podcast: Keri Seery & Social Media for the Antiques Business
In this week’s installment of the Antiques Auction Forum podcast, Martin Willis talks with Keri Seery speaks about social media, and the symbiotic relationship it […]
Antiques Auction Forum Podcast: Margaret Zoladkowski on Antique Textiles
In this week’s installment of the Antiques Auction Forum podcast, Martin Willis talks with Margaret Zoladkowski, a recent University of New Hampshire graduate who is […]
Antiques Auction Forum Podcast: 10th Anniversary of the Randolph Street Market
In this week’s installment of the Antiques Auction Forum podcast, recorded live in Chicago, Martin Willis offers up a special round-robin format podcast in celebration […]
Antiques Auction Forum Podcast: Repurposing with Cari Cucksey
In this week’s installment of the Antiques Auction Forum podcast, Martin Willis speaks with Cari Cucksey of HGTV’s “Cash & Cari,” whom he caught up […]
Walking the Dog leads to an Epiphany: Antiques can be a Form of Time Travel
I was walking my dog the other morning on the property of the 1790 House, which is a fine colonial structure in Woburn, Mass., that […]