Media, PA — The Decorative Arts Trust is thrilled to announce that the 2025 Prize for Excellence and Innovation will be awarded to The Digital Porcelain Rooms Project, a collaboration between the Custard Institute for Spanish Art and Culture at…
by Jessica Kosinski $1,275 (Bids 63, Bidders 21) RARE Large Antique Hubley Cast Iron Harley-Davidson Motorcycle Parcel-Post Sidecar. Marked Harley Davidson on the tank of this large, circa-1930s Cast Iron Toy Motorcycle was made by Hubley. The motorcycle alone measures…
DENVER, CO – The Denver Art Museum (DAM) is proud to announce the successful continuation of its long-standing relationship with the government of Nigeria, the Oba of Benin and the National Commission for Museums and Monuments (NCMM) in Nigeria. For…
SPRINGFIELD, MA — This fall, the Springfield Museums invites visitors to explore the intersection of history, folklore, science, and family fun with a slate of programs designed to enchant audiences of all ages. Inspired by the special exhibition Witch Panic!…
By Rob Wolfe of American Pickers Walk into any stylish home today, flip through Instagram, or browse a trendy furniture store, and chances are you’ll spot it: sleek wooden sideboards, low-slung sofas with tapered legs, and sculptural chairs that look…
By Yasmina Greco, Crazy4Me, Reprinted with permission There are remarkable individuals with a golden touch, turning everything they touch into treasure, and Holt-Howard was one such person. He didn’t just dabble in pixieware; he made it famous. Pixieware is a…
By Shirley M. Mueller, M.D. In the mid-1950s, the United States experienced the emergence of a design movement that would forever shape our visual vocabulary: mid-century modern. Characterized by clean lines, organic forms, and an ethical embrace of new materials,…
By Amanda Sheriff and J.C. Vaughn One of the things many horror fans enjoy in fright flicks is the spooky atmosphere bolstered by the uncanny, often jarring music composed for the films. Chilling writing, expert direction, and gruesome special effects…
by Douglas R. Kelly During my senior year of high school, I worked in the mailroom of a non-profit sports foundation. The CEO of the foundation was Mr. Rohlfing. I have no memory of his first name, which may be…
by John Sexton Q: I inherited my great-great-grandfathers sword and his Civil War discharge and I’m interested in knowing what they would be worth to sell. JS: Your sword is a model 1860 cavalry saber made by Christopher Roby, West…
