(Issue Story)
Randal Dawkins.
A partial view of Dawkins’s front room. Some things are for sale, some aren’t.
A striking rosewood and gilt center or loo table, circa 1825, $42,500. Dawkins said, “It’s the best center table on Firstdibs under fifty-six thousand dollars,” and noted that two others on that site are priced ... (Read More)
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Customers and exhibitors are invited to bring historic military images to the 32nd annual Spring D.C. Antique Photo and Postcard Show, March 15, at the Holiday Inn Rosslyn in Arlington, Virginia. The photos may be scanned for future inclusion in Military Images magazine or appraised for possible future auction consignments ... (Read More)
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(Young Collectors)
The Young Collector
Kids’ minds work in remarkable ways. Sometimes you have a keen awareness that they are laying track across vast swaths of new territory, and they’re constantly discovering more uncharted areas. (A terrifying awareness is that you are allegedly helping them.) Sometimes the breadth of what they do not ... (Read More)
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(Issue Story)
Ian McKay, <[email protected]>
Winston Churchill continues to attract adulation and huge prices in the salesroom, as one of the last of the old year sales in London so clearly showed, but in this selection he is joined in his staggering success by the most expensive watch ever made, a $24 million ... (Read More)
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