Antiques News

Stool Sold as Han in China Likely from Qing Dynasty

A stool labeled as being from the Han dynasty (roughly 200 B.C. to 220 a.d.) recently…
Do they know its Antiques Week in Nashville?

The answer far too often is no. The large number of antiques-related shows on television about…
Texas Railroad Memorabilia Up for Auction

There is no more enduring symbol of how the Old West became part of the New…
Americana and Its New York Home

The primitive roots of much of what we think of as Americana makes New York City…
Phyfe Sideboard at Auction

With all the brouhaha over the Duncan Phyfe show at the Met, you don’t expect you could find…
Hammers Fall on the First Lots of Americana Week

A fancy painted card table, by Thomas Seymour, a blown flask, a winter painting by Walter…
Into Americana Week

Americana Week has begun. Yesterday perhaps the first event of the week was a gallery talk…
A Gaggle of Interest, Americana Week Edition

In this series, the UAA team will list some of the interesting items that we have…
Furniture by Brooks, Belter Headline Alabama Auction

“Brown furniture” and “Victorian”are not words you commonly hear in the same breath with “auction records,”…