How to Fix a Split in a Stickley Morris Chair
by Bruce Johnson
Knowing, perhaps, of my interest in antique furniture restoration, a reader recently wrote with a question inspired by his recent acquisition of an L. & J.G. Stickley Morris chair:
“The chair is, predictably,…
Results of Somerson Collection Auction
by Kate Nixon
A truly impressive collection of metalwork and jewelry from late silver collector Paul Somerson went up for bid this past weekend, featuring pieces from the famed Kalo Shop, a subject on which Somerson was an expert. The…
The American Art Pottery Association: Why You Should Join
From the desk of Linda Carrigan
Editor/Managing Director, JOURNAL of the American Art Pottery Association
WHY YOU SHOULD BECOME A MEMBER OF THE AMERICAN ART POTTERY ASSOCIATION
The American Art Pottery Association had its beginnings…
Pottery Convention Part of “Antiques Trifecta” in Chantilly, VA
In what is being called an "Antiques Trifecta," the American Art Pottery Association Show will join two additional shows at the Dulles Expo Center in Chantilly, Virginia starting May 1st through the 5th. The show will be held alongside…
Lighting, Furniture, and Ceramics Sell at Treadway
by Kate Nixon
A strong collection of ceramics and lighting sold last weekend at Treadway Gallery, bringing five figured realized prices to lots in an auction that offered more than 400 lots of furniture, ceramics, lighting, and more.
Treadway…
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