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- Remington ‘Bronco Buster’ a reproduction December 20, 2019BY DR. J. ANTHONY CAVO Q: I’ve attached several pictures of a “Bronco Buster” bronze statue dedicated to the Secretary of the Navy, the Honorable Benjamin Stoddert, in 1904. I was curious if there was […]Antique Trader Staff
- Andrew Jones offering mix of fine art December 20, 2019LOS ANGELES – Andrew Jones Auctions is kicking off the new year and the new decade on Saturday, Jan. 11, with a special sale dedicated to fine art from the collection of Gerard Leon Cafesjian (1925-20 […]Antique Trader Antiques Auction News
- Crain’s honors LiveAuctioneers as great place to work December 20, 2019NEW YORK – For the fourth straight year, LiveAuctioneers, the world’s leading online marketplace for auctions of fine art, antiques and investment-grade collectibles, has been named “One of the Best P […]Antique Trader News
Art News
- The Year in Asia: Looking Back at Key Moments That Shaped the Scene in 2024 December 30, 2024Asia's main art hubs—Mainland China, Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, and India—were hardly left unscathed by the challenges faced by the rest of the global market. […]Maximilíano Durón
- How Women’s History Museum Mines Fashion’s Past December 30, 2024The art/design collective creates looks fit for the gallery and the runway. […]Andy Battaglia
- DIC Corporation Decides to ‘Downsize and Relocate’ Japan’s DIC Museum, Which Has Works by Rothko, Picasso, and Rembrandt December 28, 2024The move would involve selling 25 percent of the 384 works in the museum that are owned by DIC Corp. […]George Nelson
Collecting Antique Jewelry
The cameo image is from Ms. Cinamon's book Estate Jewelry, 1760 to 1960. The article is from Collector's Weekly. It provides an overview of antique periods and styles along with many other articles on various areas of collecting.
Antique Furniture Prices
The downward trend in furniture prices is explained well by the Antiques Trade Gazette. While not necessarily good news for sellers, it is good news for buyers. The antiques industry is cyclical just like any other industry. What is down today could be up tomorrow. The chair is on exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum. It is executed in the Regency style and dates to 1804.