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Your Tools For Better Online Searching: What’s In Your Toolbox?

Holiday Shopping Guide 2024

Happy Holiday Traditions

Louis Vuitton handbag, $151,200, Christie’s

Online Resources To Turn To When Antiquing

The Resurgence of Oasis: A New Era for Music Memorabilia Collectors

Steinway & Sons ebonized upright piano, $5,440, Roland Auctions

What not to miss on your next visit to The Met

Collecting, Life Satisfaction, and Personality Traits

Panamint basket, $2,835, Michaan’s

New Markets for Buying and Selling Antiques and Gathering the Stories with the Goods

Online Platforms that are Transforming The Antiques Marketplace

The National Images of George Washington, a Reluctant Portrait Sitter

Jonah and the Whale bank, $312,500, RSL Auction Co.

Online Antiquing

Captain America Comics #1,ᅠ$172,221, Hake’s Auctionsᅠ
![In the throes of the Rodney King riots in 1992, Nehemiah Cisneros’ family store for Black collectibles in Inglewood was razed. Black illustrated books and Golliwog dolls salvaged from the ashes wound up on the shelves and in the closets of Cisneros’ childhood bedroom, ambivalent and uncanny reminders of both violence and resistance. “As the lifeless doll eyes of racially exploitative faces stared back at me while [I was] trying to fall asleep, I formed an atypical relationship with trauma; trauma became my guardian angel,” the artist said. photo: Control Gallery in Los Angeles](https://journalofantiques.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/Artist-Nehemiah-Cisneros-with-his-Golliwog-dolls-300x200.jpg)
Black Americana

Gold Rush-era pants, $16,875, Holabird Western

5 Collectibles That Could Soar in Value Over the Next 5 Years

Fireplace log holder, $55,020, Toomey & Co.

Carved American Eagles: America’s First Americana

1940s-era Harbor Petroleum sign, $46,740, Morphy Auctions

Peter Max 1960s & 1970s: All-American Art

The Robot Bulldozer, A Flare Product by United Pioneer Company
