In this issue

In the November 2018 issue:

Early Ming Bowl Sells for $1.4 Million

Art Dealer Sentenced to 18 Months in Prison

Yes, There Will Be a New York Antique Ceramics Fair—Nine dealers to put on show at Bohemian National Hall.

Guyette and Deeter’s Charleston Auction Canceled

NJ Man Pleads Guilty to Tax Evasion in Connection with Sale of Caravaggio Painting

The Winter Show List—70 dealers on board.

Colt Auction Brings $2.2 Million

Rethink That Resale: Proposed American Royalties Too Act of 2018 Seeks to Regulate Downstream Sales of Visual Art

Simple Goods Show Returns to Berlin, Ohio

Discovery: A Peter Stretch Watch

White’s Auctions Sells Three Folk Portraits for $73,200

The Ferrell Family Collection at Wooten & Wooten—Edgefield District pottery collectors reunite around jugs.

Sporting Antiques Sold on the Cape—Decoys, rifles, and art at Eldred’s.

Fraternal Objects Sold in Ohio—A treasure trove at Ross Auction Company.

Third Annual Textiles and Sewing Auction—Schoolgirl needlecraft, bed covers, and clothing

California Paintings at Auction

Coeur d’Alene Art Auction Exceeds $13 Million Mark—Art of the West reaches for the sky.

Americana at Stair Galleries

A Housewarming to Remember —Auction in new digs at Case Antiques.

Americana and Paintings—Summer at Eldred’s—a perfect setting and time to buy.

Three-Catalog Americana Sale at Skinner—Collectors give up the goods.

Doyle + Design—Giacometti table takes top bid.

MacKay and Field Collection—Pilgrim-century antiques collection at Northeast Auctions.

Bishop Hill Country Antique Market—Weather doesn’t deter buyers.

The Randolph Street Market—Fun finds, fun times in Chicago.

Baltimore Shows Bring Summer to a Close in Style

An Exotic Side Chair Attributed to R.W. Bates & Co. of Chicago

Letter from London—A view of London before 1666, a six-figure car number plate, and a rare brown bottle that’s not a fake.

Edwardian Necklace Tops Joseph DuMouchelle August Sale

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.