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Dave, the Slave Potter – Daryle Lambert’s Antique and Collectibles Blog – The history of Dave from Edgefield
Dave the Slave – Thanks to Mudsweatandtears.com I have written many blogs and I have to admit that often they are just passing on information to you that I have…
Nearly 750 quality lots from prominent local estates will be sold Dec. 5 by Leland Little Auction & Estate Sales, Ltd., in Hillsborough, N.C.
(HILLSBOROUGH, N.C.) – Nearly 750 lots – most of them quality, fresh to the market items from prominent local estates – will be sold at a Fine & Decorative Arts…
Authentic 19th-century vampire killing kit sells for $8,800 at on-site estate sale held on Halloween by Stevens Auction Co. in Port Gibson, Miss.
(PORT GIBSON, Miss.) – An authentic 19th-century vampire killing kit – containing a pistol with silver bullets in a coffin-style case, Holy water vials, a cleaver, a prayer book and…
Slotin Folk Art Auction to stage Fall Masterpiece Sale Nov. 7 in Buford, Ga.
(BUFORD, Ga.) – A Fall Masterpiece Auction, featuring the lifetime collection of prestigious folk art collector and early self-taught art pioneer Lynne Ingram, will be held Saturday, Nov. 7, by…
“Lalique May Be the Indicator” Daryle Lambert’s Antique and Collectible Blog – Watch The Prices.
Lalique Glass has been one of my favorites for many years but that interest has primarily been the older pieces and ones by Rene Lalique. However, that isn’t what I…
” Artus Van Briggle – but which one? ” – Daryle Lambert
Most of you know the name Artus Van Briggle and how he began his Van Briggle Pottery company in Colorado Springs, Colorado in 1902. This masterful pottery artist only lived…
