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TUSCAN ANTIQUE REPRODUCTION FURNITURE LINE LAUNCHED BY C. MARIANI SAN FRANCISCO

San Francisco, CA-May 13, 2008-San Francisco’s C. Mariani Antiques, Restoration & Custom, Inc. has announced the launch of its “Collezione” line of wholsale Tuscan antique reproduction furniture, lighting and accessories. The line is available exclusively through Shears & Window in the San Francisco Design Center, 101 Henry Adams Street, Suite 256, San [Read More]

MFA Nets Mary Todd Lincoln Jewelry at Kaminski’s

(Beverly, MA) – Kaminski Auctions’ Spring Fine Art and Estates Auction, held April 26-27 under the tent at Kaminski Auctions in Beverly, was a success, with many items selling well above original estimates. An impressive array of antiques, collectibles, furniture, decorative accessories and jewelry hailed from estates in Salem, Hamilton, Swampscott and [Read More]

Holt-Howard Price Guide

The Second Edition of the Price Guide to Holt-Howard Collectibles and Related Ceramicware of the 50’s and 60’s, by Walter Dworkin, is published by Krause. In the 1950’s and 60’s, whimsical Holt-Howard ceramic pieces found their way into every nook and cranny of American homes. They held dressings, relishes, salt and pepper, [Read More]

The Brocklebank Fraktur Collection

The Westmoreland Museum of American Art in Greensburg, Pennsylvania, has acquired the outstanding fraktur collection Joy and David Brocklebank. Having focused on western Pennsylvania fraktur for 38 years, the Brocklebanks’ collection consists of more than 200 hand-drawn and printed fraktur from Westmoreland County and other western Pennsylvania counties. It was assembled by [Read More]

Benton Antiques Grand Re-Opening

Closed for two months for renovations, Benton Antiques, Etc., in Benton, Pennsylvania, will have a Grand Re-opening Celebration Saturday, May 17th and Sunday, May 18th with treats, door prizes, and special sale items. The market is located in a turn-of-the-century building, originally the Benton Store Company, and later a hardware store, at [Read More]

Plantsville Antique Center

Old fashion fun is back in style as the Plantsville General Store Antique Center has just finished unpacking its newest shipment of nostalgia candy. Remember eating candy buttons? Do the names “Root Beer Barrels” and “Pixy Sticks” cause you to experience a flashback? If you loved shopping at your neighborhood candy store [Read More]

ANTIQUES DEALERS, INCREASINGLY SOUR ON INTERNET SELLING, ARE COMING BACK HOME – MANY ARE CHOOSING ANTIQUES USA IN MAINE

Antiques and collectibles dealers who were blinded by the light of the Internet revolution and traded in their brick-and-mortar spaces at shops and malls for online selling via auction are slowly returning to the very places they bolted from around the turn of the millennium. That’s the observation, at least, of Tony [Read More]

Comics Buyer’s Guide Launches Online Business Directory

IOLA, Wis. – Comics Buyer’s Guide, the world’s longest-running publication about comics, has announced the launch of an online Business Directory. Available at http://directory.cbgxtra.com, the directory is a valuable resource for anyone interested in comics. Users can find information about products, services, dealers, events, and more. A store locator allows enthusiasts the [Read More]

2nd Annual Yellow Garage Antiques Show

The Yellow Garage Antiques of Mullica Hill, New Jersey, announces its 2nd annual antiques show on Saturday, June 14th, at the Gloucester County Fairgrounds in Mullica Hill, New Jersey. The “June Festival Of Antiques” will be held, rain or shine, to benefit The Harrison Township Historical Society. Over one hundred outstanding dealers, [Read More]

Comics Buyer’s Guide to Use Heritage Auction Galleries and Atomic Avenue Sales Results for Price Guide

Iola, Wisconsin: Comics Buyer’s Guide (CBG), the world’s longest-running magazine about comics, has announced that they will use actual sales results, from both Heritage Auction Galleries and Atomic Avenue, as the basis for their monthly price guide. “Reality-based pricing such as this has never been attempted before,” said Brent Frankenhoff, Editor of [Read More]