Ask A Worthologist Question: ‘Piegan Squaw’ Bust (6/15/10)
  Harris J. had what he believed to be a sculpture by a named American artist—if he was to believe a … More >>

‘Original’ Rembrandt Etching Could be Modern Armand Durant Restrike (12/15/09)
Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn (Dutch-Born July 15, 1606 – Died October 4, 1669) is generally considered one of the greatest … More >>

Removing Mold from Art & Antiques a Job for Restoration Professional (11/5/09)
The rash of devastating hurricanes in the southeast United States over the last few years has created a potentially dangerous … More >>

Lifetime Collection of Folk Art Enthusiast Highlights Fall Masterpiece Auction (11/2/09)
BUFORD, Ga. – A Fall Masterpiece Auction, featuring around 800 lots of self-taught art, Southern folk pottery, outsider art, African-American … More >>

Picasso, Dali among Works in Baterbys Auction that Benefits Aids Awareness (11/2/09)
ORLANDO, Fla. – More than 300 original and reproduction works of art by some of the greatest names in 20th … More >>

Currier & Ives Prints: Ways to Tell Originals form Reproductions (9/22/09)
From 1834 to 1907 the firm of Currier & Ives provided for the American people a window on their country’s … More >>

Simple Tips Can Help You Salvage Keepsakes After a Fire (9/2/09)
A fire can have devastating effects for anyone. Now, imagine your collection of art, antiques or collectibles suffering through a … More >>

Take Steps Now to Prevent Winter Damage to Outdoor Art (8/5/09)
People love their gardens, and that includes many wonderful old statues and other ornaments made of stone and metal. But … More >>

Bugs with an Eye for Art: Insects Can Destroy Art and Antique Treasures (7/28/09)
I have had customers come to me with oil painting on which they recently noticed small holes developing near the … More >>

Reversing the Effects of Time: What to do with Damaged Art and Antiques (7/13/09)
Q – I have several old oil paintings that have been in my family for years. They have become discolored … More >>