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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 2004
Page
30
Rookwood Pottery, famed for vases and ceramic plaques in landscapes seascapes and figures, is showcased at Treadway Gallery in Cincinnati from March 1 to April 1. For more details, contact Treadway Gallery at 513 321-6742.
In Philadelphia Freeman's auction drew collector interest as a partial early 19th century deck sold for 2200 dollars. The sale highlights growing demand for historic and contemporary playing cards among collectors.
The new silver proof 2 shegalim coin marks the first time color has been used on Israeli currency. Designed by Yarom Vardimon, it is part of the Israel Artists Series.
Boomer collectors revive vintage quilts once shunned for store blankets as museums and dealers push them as art. From the 1924 Met American Wing to the 1971 Whitney show, prices surged then dipped in the 1990s. A Skinner auction in Bolton sold an 1863 Civil War memorial quilt for 149000, highlighting a market rich in Baltimore Album, Friendship, Amish, and Gee's Bend quilts with values from hundreds to tens of thousands.
Victor Vekselberg buys the Forbes collection from Sotheby's after a private deal, ending plans for an April auction. The set includes historical pieces such as the Cuckoo Egg once given by Czar Nicholas II to his mother. The sale marks a return of the eggs to the motherland and preserves them as a historic estate.
A circa 1745 Meissen nodding pagoda figure drew bidders but failed to meet expectations as it sold for 10030 dollars at a Leslie Hindman auction in Chicago.
A 1934 American Art Works Inc tray featuring Maureen O Sullivan and Johnny Weissmuller could be valuable. Near mint condition may fetch up to $1000. any wear or damage drastically reduces value. Include a detailed description and photo when requesting appraisals.
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