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What's It Worth? Radio Show Expands
by M.A.D. Staff

Since 2014, appraiser and home downsizing expert Mike Ivankovich has helped listeners uncover the value of their possessions on the What's It Worth? Ask Mike the Appraiser radio show, airing on WBCB. Beginning in April, What's It Worth? is expanding into five distinct shows, each offering a deeper dive into today's ... (Read More)

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Rhinebeck Returns
by M.A.D. Staff

Barn Star Productions will present the Spring Antiques at Rhinebeck Show on Memorial Day weekend, May 23 and 24, at the Dutchess County Fairgrounds in Rhinebeck, New York. According to promoter Frank Gaglio, over 100 dealers are preparing for this annual event. The entire show is located in three buildings that ... (Read More)

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New Tradition Born at the Pennsylvania Antiques Show at Valley Forge
by Lita Solis-Cohen

King of Prussia, Pennsylvania In celebration of the nation's 250th anniversary, the Pennsylvania Antiques Show at Valley Forge debuted April 24-26 and established a new tradition. Built on the long and illustrious foundation of The Philadelphia Show, which brought generations of collectors from all parts of this country to Philadelphia each ... (Read More)

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Lovin’ the Ladies: Art Auction Surpasses $1.3 Million Mark
by Susan Emerson Nutter

Slotin Auction, Buford, Georgia Photos courtesy Slotin Auction “Variety is the spice of life,” stated Steve Slotin when asked to describe his spring Self-Taught Art Masterpiece auction held April 25 and 26. More than 750 lots of self-taught art, Outsider art, southern folk pottery, antiques, and anonymous folk art made up this ... (Read More)

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Cigar Store Figures Lead Nadeau’s $872,000 Sale
by Rick Russack

Nadeau’s Auction Gallery, Inc., Windsor, Connecticut Photos courtesy Nadeau’s A collection of cigar store Indians and other trade stimulators at Nadeau’s Auction Gallery’s April 25 and April 26 sale in Windsor, Connecticut, provided all but three of the 15 highest prices of the sale. Some Chinese porcelains exceeded expectations, and a rare ... (Read More)

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Nancy Jo Fox Collection Sold
by Pete Prunkl

Mebane Antique Auction Gallery, Mebane, North Carolina Photos courtesy Mebane Antique Auction Gallery Auctioneer Jon Lambert spent April 24 and 25 dispersing two-thirds of the lifetime collection of artist/designer and North Carolina native Nancy Jo Fox (1932-2025). Soon after graduating from Duke University in 1954 with an art degree, Fox moved to ... (Read More)

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Americana and Political “Signature” Auction
by Marice Richter

Heritage Auctions, Dallas, Texas Photos courtesy Heritage Auctions A vast selection of collectibles, ranging from the founding of the United States to a technological marvel of the 21st century, bookmarked the extraordinary range of American history items that crossed the auction block April 24 and 25 during the Americana and Political “Signature” ... (Read More)

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Walker Estate Comes to Auction
by Frances McQueeney-Jones Mascolo

Marion Antique Auctions, Marion, Massachusetts Photos courtesy Marion Antique Auctions Judging from the number of cars and trucks in the parking lot for the April 25 sale at Marion Antique Auctions, Marion, Massachusetts, attendance at the auction house was up markedly. The 575-lot sale offered paintings, sculpture, silver, jewelry, clocks, coinage, and ... (Read More)

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60 Years of the NADCA Show
by Danielle Arnet

North American Decoy Collectors & Sporting Collectibles Show, Lombard, Illinois When two diverse yet related collecting events hold bang-up sales and gatherings in the same location on roughly the same days and both deliver a huge success, it is a phenomenon. In today’s collecting climate, standout success points to happy clientele ... (Read More)

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Twenty Years of Simple Goods
by Don Johnson

Berlin, Ohio There was no cake. Nary a slice. Not even a spatula with some leftover icing. “I don’t do cake,” said Christina Hummel. The thought of cupcakes got nixed too. The concern was that some oafs might stuff the paper liners into, well, just about any conceivable recess in a room ... (Read More)
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