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New York, 30 June, 2pm
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STUNNING 5-PIECE ROSEWOOD VICTORIAN BEDROOM SUITE, SIGNED MITCHELL & RAMMELSBERG (CIRCA 1860), BRINGS $51,700 AT KATHERINE CREAMER ESTATE SALE
Posted June 29th, 2009
by Ken Hall of Ken Hall's Website in Antiques-Collectibles, Auctions, Clocks, Crystal, Fine Art, Furniture, Glass-Glassware, Lighting, Mississippi-Auctions, Music-Records
June 13th event was held in Aberdeen, Miss., by Stevens Auction Company; 500 lots change hands.
(ABERDEEN, Miss.) - A stunning 5-piece rosewood Victorian bedroom suite, signed Mitchell & Rammelsberg (circa 1860), soared to $51,700 at the living estate sale of Katherine Creamer, a discerning collector from Mobile, Ala., whose stately mansion was […]
“Royal Means Money” - Daryle Lambert’s Antique and Collectible Blog - Royal Flemish Glass
Posted June 29th, 2009
Royal Flemish - Thanks to moison-inc.com
You may see this glass vase or ewer that really catches your eye at the next sale you attend but when you turn it over, to your surprise, there isn’t a mark. Most people at that moment would just set it down, especially if it carried a $250 price tag. […]
OVER 500 LOTS OF CIVIL WAR ITEMS, FIREARMS AND MILITARIA – INCLUDING TWO GATLING GUNS AND SEVERAL CANNONS – WILL BE SOLD BY FONTAINE’S AUG. 15th
Posted June 29th, 2009
(PITTSFIELD, Mass.) - Over 500 lots of important Civil War items, rare and vintage firearms and all manner of militaria will cross the block in an auction slated for Saturday, Aug. 15, by Fontaine’s Auction Gallery, beginning at 11 a.m. Featured will be the lifetime collection of the late George J. Bisacca, […]
132-PIECE MODERN HAMMERED STERLING FLATWARE SERVICE BY ALLAN ADLER COMMANDS $15,525 AT JUNE 13-14 ESTATE SALE HELD BY LELAND LITTLE AUCTION & ESTATE SALES, LTD.
Posted June 29th, 2009
(HILLSBOROUGH, N.C.) - An important and complete 132-piece modern hammered sterling flatware service for twelve, by the renowned California silversmith Allan Adler sold for $15,525 at an Historic Hillsborough Auction held June 13-14 by Leland Little Auction & Estate Sales, Ltd. It was the grand opening event for the firm in its […]
RARE AND VINTAGE MOTORCYCLES, PETROLIANA ITEMS, ANTIQUE TOYS AND MORE REALIZE STRONG PRICES AT DON FIEDLER ESTATE SALE, HELD MAY 2nd-3rd IN ILLINOIS
Posted June 29th, 2009
by Ken Hall of Ken Hall's Website in Antiques-Collectibles, Auctions, Automobiles-Cars, Illinois-Auctions, Toys
(CEDAR POINT, Ill.) - The lifetime single-owner collection of Don Fiedler - comprising over 700 lots of vintage toy trucks, cast-iron and tin motorcycle toys, full-size antique motorcycles and bicycles, advertising signs and displays, petroliana items, coin-op machines and more brought strong prices at an auction held jointly May 2-3 by Matthews […]
“Days of Our Lives” - Daryle Lambert’s Antique and Collectible Blog - The best of the best.
Posted June 26th, 2009
PEACE
Today is a magical day as I remember the “California Girl” and the “King of Pop.” Who remembers “Charlie’s Angels”? We won’t again be seeing the wind tossed golden hair swirling in the wind and the smile that could melt the frown on anyone’s face. Yes, she was sensuous - but in a cute and […]
“Are Paintings for You?” - Daryle Lambert’s Antique and Collectible Blog - I hope so
Posted June 25th, 2009
” Are Paintings for You?” - Daryle Lambert’s Antique and Collectible Blog - I hope so.
Your Guide to Success
Can you hear the applause as the auctioneer’s gavel goes down and someone has just purchased that $10,000,000 painting. The excitement in the room is almost electric but how does that apply to you? We are in […]
“When is Low, Low Enough?” - Daryle Lambert’s Antique and Collectible Blog - I wish I knew.
Posted June 23rd, 2009
Charles Coutney Curran - www.postershop.ch
This is a question that I am sure you are asking yourself each time you want to make an offer, even if it is a bargain. My thought on this quandary is that you should never feel foolish if you think your bid may be too low, because today it may […]
“Why Just One?” - Daryle Lambert’s Antique and Collectible Blog – Another Glass Master.
Posted June 19th, 2009
Tony Jojola - Thanks to www.wrightsgallery.com
I have shared with you about my love of Western Art that started with visiting the Eaton’s Ranch in Wyoming [ http://www.eatonsranch.com/ ], however it has grown greatly from there. I have become very interested in everything to do with the Indian culture. After collecting several wonderful Western paintings by […]
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