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A Behind-the-Scenes Peek at the 51st Original Miami Beach Antique Show (2/7/12)

Martin Willis, a Worthologist and host of the Antique Auction Forum, visited the 51st annual Original Miami Beach Antique Show … More >>

Getting a Handle on Collecting Antique Walking Sticks (1/25/11)

Walking sticks, or canes as they are sometimes known, have been in the hands of man since he first walked … More >>

Rare & Vintage Art Glass from Well-Known Collections to Cross the Block (12/7/10)

WICHITA, Kan. – Hundreds of pieces of rare and vintage art glass, including Wave Crest, Tiffany, R.S. Prussia, Royal Bayreuth, … More >>

Fine Wine, Period Furniture to Pace Dec. 3-4 Leland Little Auction (12/2/10)

HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. – Nearly 650 mostly fresh-to-the-market lots in a dizzying array of categories—including a session dedicated specifically to fine … More >>

Fontaine’s to Host One-Day Seminar and Appraisal for Tiffany and Other Lamps (2/23/10)

This Tiffany Dragonfly lamp, and others like it, will be the topic of discussion at a free seminar and appraisal session to be hosted by Fontaine’s Auction Gallery on Sunday, Mar. 21, 2010.

PITTSFIELD, Mass. – Fontaine’s Auction Gallery—which has been the scene of numerous auctions that featured rare and vintage lamps and … More >>

Auction Report: Antique Duffner & Kimberly and Tiffany Lamps Highlight Fontaine’s Sale (11/10/09)

This Tiffany Studios 20-inch Dragonfly table lamp with excellent 6-dragonfly shade is estimated to bring between $75,000 and $100,000 at a massive three-session auction on Nov. 21 hosted by Fontaine

PITTSFIELD, Mass. – Antique lighting by Tiffany, Handel, Duffner & Kimberly, Pairpoint and others will highlight a massive three-session cataloged … More >>

Baubles, Bangles & Beads: Collecting Antique Jewelry (3/31/09)

Editor’s Note: There are antiques and collectibles that are utilitarian. There are some that are for beauty’s sake alone. Or … More >>

A Short History of the Wristwatch (3/11/09)

Early single hand ring watch, circa 1615.

The first fully portable timepieces began to appear in the early 1500s, but they were so inaccurate, they only needed … More >>