Fine Art, Clocks and Oddities to Cross Block in Multi-Estate Auction (2/5/13)
ABERDEEN, Miss. — The collections of at least two major estates will head to auction this month, including a set … More >>

Ask a Worthologist: The Mystery of the Hungarian-Italian Vase (1/23/13)
Ben N. claims to know nothing about antiques; he just buys what he likes and, to date, he’s done very … More >>

Revere Teapot, Martha Washington’s China Highlight Christie’s Americana Week (1/21/13)
NEW YORK — A series of American antiques sales, featuring offerings of silver, furniture, folk art, prints, pottery and Chinese … More >>

It’s all in the Marks: Kalk’s Crossed-Arrows, ‘Erich Stauffer’ Used in Knockoffs (1/3/13)
To collectors, well-seasoned or novice, the subject of determining a maker or origin of a piece can be very confusing … More >>

Antiques Auction Forum Podcast: Wendy Harvey on Collectible Ceramic Tiles (11/28/12)
In this week’s installment of the Antiques Auction Forum podcast, Martin Willis—along with co-host Rebekah Kaufman—speaks with collectible tile expert … More >>

Ask A Worthologist Question: ‘In the Style of Sevres’ Porcelain Urn (11/13/12)
Farah S. has just caught the antique bug and is enamored with Continental porcelain. She was especially excited to find … More >>

It’s all in the Marks: Smudged or Sloppy Marks Offer Hints toward Fakes (11/5/12)
To collectors, well-seasoned or novice, the subject of determining a maker or origin of a piece can be very confusing … More >>

It’s all in the Marks: Understanding Mettlach Date Marks (9/10/12)
Collectors of pottery and porcelain really have it easier than collectors of other antiques, such as furniture, glassware or lamps, … More >>

Unloved Antiques: 19th-Century Bisque Figurines (9/4/12)
The next subject of this series of Unloved Antiques are turn-of-the-19th-century bisque figurines. Bisque porcelain is a white, unglazed ceramic … More >>

Ask A Worthologist Question: Victorian Mustache Cup (8/29/12)
Dora E. has a passion for bargains and even if they look a little rough around the edges, if it … More >>