In this issue

In this issue:

John Bartlam Saucer on Loan to MESDA—“One of the most important ceramics ever made in America”

“Pennsylvania Gazette” with “Join, or Die” Cartoon Brings $50,000—Franklin cartoon sells online

Emory Loses $19,000 in Fake Invoices Scam—Museum paid for nothing.

“Lollipop” Consignor to Be Identified but Protected—Judge ordered name released to lawyers only.

Stolen Pipe Tomahawk, Gifted By Washington to Cornplanter, Recovered and On Display—

The Winter Show—Americana Week’s oldest show gets new official name.

Two Charged in Connection with $8 Million Theft from Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh

Art and Design Auction—Treadway Gallery reboots auctions.

Jewelry and a Cache of Feininger Works—Buyers snap up Feininger’s art at Grogan & Company.

Martha Stewart’s Studio Props—Style maven’s props sell at Kaminski.

A Fresh Start for Barridoff Galleries—New owners continue art auction business.

Regional Ohio Valley Sale with Jewelry—Ohio valley antiques, Native pottery, and brown furniture

Ornate Estate Pumps Up the Sale—Fancy furnishings and décor from storied New York estate.

American Art at Auction—Sotheby’s sells for Berkshire Museum and others.

Abolitionist Banner Leads at Evans Americana Sale—Flags, banners, folk art, maps and Stirewalt boxes entice bidders.

Southern Plains Ghost Dance Shirt Brings $225,000—Good results in Los Angeles.

The Chicago Antiques + Art +Design Show 2018—Design show returns to the heart of Chicago.

Brandywine River Museum of Art Antiques Show—Selling pieces of history in a historic setting.

The Heartland Antique Show—Two beloved dealers leave big holes at Heartland.

Winslow Homer and the Camera: Photography and the Art of Painting—See Homer through a new lens at Bowdoin College Museum of Art.

Carole Tanenbaum’s Vintage Costume Jewelry—“Fabulous Fakes” bear fruit at auction.

The Thrill of the Chase: A Detective Story—Chasing down a Henry Chase painting.

Maine Antique Digest Magazine Description:

Maine Antique Digest, the "Marketplace for Americana," is written for collectors and the antiques trade. M.A.D. covers auctions, shows, and the goings-on in the art and antiques marketplace. It's provides readers with in-depth coverage of the antiques and art markets.