William A. Slaughter, known for his landscapes containing the Texas Blue Bonnet.
You might have have seen the work of Porfirio Salinas and Robert William Wood, landscape artists whose paintings are known for their Texas Blue Bonnets, but have you seen the work of William A. Slaughter? These artists are the best of the West when it comes to Blue […]
I hate to admit this is my opinion but, it is. Ebay has served us the fluff. Yes, they have taken their plan, confused it, and are expecting us not to know that it is just fluff, all puffed up. In fact, if you take an egg, fluff it up into an omelet, it’s still an egg. I […]
As a child in Kentucky, I remember collectors would often go to the old buildings around the area and dig for bottles. They also dug for bottles in the country, because the farmers would often take their trash and fill gullies to stop erosion. In fact, anywhere trash had been disposed of is a place […]
From Daryle Lambert’s 31 Club Blog
While many of you are too young to remember the good old days of radio, I’m not. And today, radio collectors are a breed of their own.
The first radios I remember were large box type sets made of wood. They occupied a prominent place in the living room, where […]
Detail of portrait by Kentucky Artist, Harvey Joiner, 1852-1932. Up for Auction at Sohn’s this weekend.
Just because the art world is on fire doesn’t mean that every artist will have his work available for sale in the market. Why is this important to know?
Let’s take Kentucky artist, Harvey Joiner for example. Though he […]
From Daryle Lambert’s Blog
The Antique & Collectible Market has a long way to run before the steam goes out of it. With the dollar collapsing and real estate in a free fall in many markets, where else are you going to put your money?
Right now, foreigners are buying the best and highest quality Antiques […]
Daryle Lambert’s Blog
I find surprises come at the most unexpected times and places.
I intended to meet Outsider Artist, Doug Odom and his wife at the “One of a Kind Show” at Chicago’s Merchandise Mart at around 10:00am, and then spend the rest of the day at the show. Finding an open parking space just one […]
Daryle Lambert’s “Guy in the Red Tie” Blog:
Do you have loose, ungraded silver coins or other scrap silver that you’ve been saving? With the high price of silver these days, I think this just might be the right time to consider selling them.
There is always a top to every market and I think […]
Daryle Lambert Blog
I would rather be buying and selling Fine Art and Antiques today than doing almost anything else. Buyers are standing in line for the upper end of these markets, and quality items are selling at record prices. Any dealer, shop owner or savvy investor would be wise to pay close attention to how […]
Exerpted from Daryle Lambert’s “Guy in The Red Tie” Blog:
I just received an email from a friend along with an article written by an art market analyst in Austrailia who states that the art market has been manipulated and that prices are years ahead of where they should be. Even the Kovel’s are starting to […]
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