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They came swooping in from out of nowhere.

If you hand a cassette player to a sixteen-year-old, chances are they won't know what it is, or even how to open it - forget about flipping over the tape and holding down rewind.

The March edition of Asian Art auctions just wrapped up and there were many astonishing pieces on display! This season saw the sale of major items from China, Japan, Korea, India and the Himalayan region, all offered through Bidsquare.

We know how exciting it feels to dive, high estimates first, into a new auction catalog to admire upcoming showstoppers - it's how you know what to watch out for during the live sale!

It's often suggested that people forget to be thankful for the "little things in life." Sometimes, those "things" are really, really little. So little, in fact, that they can fit on the tip of pen - precisely because that's exactly what we're talking about!

Humanity’s love of silver is well documented. Archeologists have discovered examples of silver ornamentation dating to 4000 B.C.

Having a concrete idea of ones likes and dislikes can seem the most practical approach when seeking out new home accessories and furnishings.

Mrs. Ruth Bryson was a widely distinguished antiques dealer and collector in Quarryville, Pennsylvania. Her expertise was unmistakable, noted by the exceptional personal collection of antiques she leaves behind following her death in July 2017.

Rago’s Remix Auctions are built around the understanding that the most livable spaces are not contrived or overly curated.

An artist can spend a lifetime perfecting their signature. More than a mere marking of ones name, or a way to place claim over an object, a signature is a declaration.

It is virtually impossible to imagine modern furniture design without the prolific achievements of Charles and Ray Eames.

In an unexpected roll of the dice, the playful side of Americana moved ahead several spaces during Skinner's American Furniture & Decorative Arts sale on March 3rd.

As part of their Asian Works of Art auction on March 26th, Leslie Hindman Auctioneers will be featuring one of the most exciting Chinese painti

The first week of March ushered in a massive haul of modern designs by way of Palm Beach Modern Auctions, Modern Art & Design, Urban Culture, Jewelry sale on March 3rd, which offered over 550 des

How exciting it must be to reimagine every day objects! For instance, consider the task of designing your own chair. How would you grapple with proportion, material, posture and style? Would it be important to get anything done in this chair?

Stephen Fletcher at Skinner shares his insights on beginning to collect antiques and how beneficial it can be for those starting their first homes.

There was a time, not so long ago, when basic commodities such as coffee and sugar were exceptionally expensive.

After a short winter break, the Asian Art auction market resumes in full-force during the month of March.

It's not everyday that the 'unreserved' gods shine down upon the auction block.