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Slip-decorated 1802 redware shallow bowl leads our five lots to watch
Slip-decorated Redware Shallow Bowl, Dated 1802 MANHEIM, PA — Redware was the most common of all types of earthenware in Colonial and Revolutionary America. Made in abundance and used at most income levels of society, redware was a kitchen staple for serving, eating, and more. Conestoga Auction Company has an 1802 slip-decorated shallow redware bowl […]
Civil War-era recruitment poster targeting freed slaves tops $5K at Meander
MARIETTA, OH — A lithographed poster published by the Supervisory Committee for Recruiting Colored Regiments during the Civil War sold for $4,500 ($5,535 with buyer’s premium) at Meander Auctions on July 20. The depiction of the 25th USCT regiment titled United States Soldiers at Camp William Penn was issued during an 1863-1864 recruitment drive. The […]
Rattlesnake Club and the James and Anita Terry collection dominate DuMouchelles September 12-14
DETROIT — The Thursday, September 12 to Saturday, September 14 auction series at DuMouchelles includes two headline collections: 20th-century art from the walls of the Rattlesnake Club, and European bronzes from the Bloomfield Hills home of James and Anita Terry. Catalogs for the three-day auction are now open at LiveAuctioneers. Longstanding Detroit restaurant Rattlesnake Club […]
Dunhill Aquarium lighters fire the passions of collectors
NEW YORK — Smoking has largely gone out of fashion, but demand for vintage and antique pipes, ashtrays, and related paraphernalia has remained smoking hot. Among the pieces driving the market for these collectibles are a variety of lighter produced in the previous century by the British luxury goods firm Alfred Dunhill. Known as Aquarium […]
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