LONDON – Auction Zero, London’s newest and most exclusive boutique auction house specializing in fine jewels, estate and designer jewelry, watches, gold bullion and coins, has chosen a name that quite succinctly describes its business model. They charge no commission whatsoever to consignors – zero. And there are no additional charges for [Read More]
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YORK, Pa. – Pop culture has become the fine art of the boomer through millennial generations. Never before has competition been so intense to own top-notch examples of entertainment memorabilia, comic book art or other collectibles that document the last hundred years of American life. Hake’s – the company that launched the [Read More]
Boulder County, CO – Time for Round 2! Artemis Gallery Live’s Ancient/Ethnographic Spring Variety Sale Part II will take place on May 21, 2014, hot on the heels of its wildly successful April predecessor. The sale will offer a wide range of ancient and ethnographic art, with nearly every lot starting below [Read More]
Rebecca Davies will take up this key role on 12 May 2014, in this, the Association’s 40th anniversary year. As a figurehead for the art and antiques trade she will lead LAPADA, the UK’s largest association of professional art and antique dealers, through its next exciting phase of development. Rebecca is currently [Read More]
It’s that time again to welcome spring and new art work into the Solvang Antiques Fine Art Gallery. Rain or shine, flowers are on the horizon and ready to bloom, in delicate hues or bold vibrations from the artists palette. Bold and bright tones radiate from the new works by Nancy Phelps. [Read More]
The Fair will be opened at 2.30pm by Chelsea Pensioner Mike Shanahan, who is also a volunteer for this year’s Fair Charity Hearing Dogs for Deaf People. Mike lost his right hearing completely and perforated his left ear in a bomb blast whilst serving in the Army in Northern Ireland in 1973. [Read More]
Artemis Gallery LIVE will get the jump on the Ides of March with a March 14, 2014 auction of fine antiquities, Pre-Columbian, Far Eastern, Native-American and ethnographic art. “This auction is truly special,” said Teresa Dodge, owner of Artemis Gallery LIVE. “Our usual offering of authentic ancient art is complemented by unique [Read More]
U.S. Antique Shows, the world’s leading producer of indoor antique shows, recently reported a successful launch of The Original Miami Beach Antique Jewelry Series with record attendance numbers and exceptional feedback. “Our first jewelry series was a huge success,” said Dan Darby, group show director for U.S. Antique Shows and vice president [Read More]
After last year’s successful re-launch, The Chelsea Antiques Fair will return to the Chelsea Old Town Hall twice in 2014. One of the highlights in every antiques lover’s diary, the Spring Fair will take place from Wednesday, 19th to Sunday, 23rd March 2014. The Fair, which was established in 1950, prides itself [Read More]
2014 marks the 50th anniversary of Butchoff Antiques, the most prestigious gallery on London’s famous antiques street, Kensington Church Street. To kick off the celebrations they will make their debut in the USA by taking a selection of their most treasured exhibition pieces to the Palm Beach Jewellery, Art and Antiques Show, [Read More]
Diamonds from the world’s most renowned jewelry firms and Queen Victoria’s tiara are featured in a special exhibition celebrating the 60th year Diamond Jubilee of the Winter Antiques Show from January 24-February 2, 2014 at the Park Avenue Armory in New York City. In an unprecedented collaboration, extraordinary jewels from Graff Diamonds, [Read More]
The 2014 Winter Antiques Show and Design Sponsor 1stdibs present the inaugural 1stdibs Design Friday on Friday, on January 24, 2014.This day of design inspiration will feature lectures and book signings by luxury lifestyle visionary Aerin Lauder, interior designer and author Sandra Nunnerley, and new Winter Antiques Show exhibitor Zesty Meyers of [Read More]
With its amalgam of disciplines, The METRO Show strikes a harmonious balance of subject matter from historic to contemporary. Here are some examples of how the dealers have embraced METRO Curates: Employing the theme, Compelled by the Forces of Nature, Michael Klein Arts from Sharon Springs, New York presents paintings by a [Read More]
The story of Chigusa is the remarkable tale of how an ordinary Chinese storage jar, over the course of several centuries and generations of connoisseurs, rose to become one of the most revered objects of Japan’s chanoyu, or “art of tea.” On view Feb. 22–July 27 at the Arthur M. Sackler Gallery, [Read More]