In this issue

Skinner Americana—History for sale.

Letter from London—A Lalique menagerie at Bonhams.

Supreme Court Decision Changes Sales Tax Policies at Auction Houses

Stacy Hollander Departs American Folk Art Museum

Art Deals Lead to Lawsuits

J. Levine Files Bankruptcy

Two Houdon Portrait Busts Bring $1.475 Million

Dealer Gary Hendershott Files for Bankruptcy

Record Broken for Sculthorpe Painting

Richmond Furniture—Exhibition of Richmond, Virginia-made furniture at the John Marshall House.

The Sale of the L.D. Brinkman Western Art Collection—Authentic old West art at Bonhams.

Ancient Corn Mummy Leads at Potomack—Mummy rises again, plus prized porcelain and artwork at Potomack.

Thomaston Place Late Winter Auction

Buyers Spell Success for Country Spirit Show—“Buy Me” message is heard at Country Spirit Show.

Manuscript and Printed Americana—Stone facsimile of the Declaration of Independence sells at Sotheby’s.

Rago Brings in $4.8 Million—Harry Bertoia screen and more 20th-century and modern art and design at Rago.

Decoy Hunting Brings $2.4 Million at Copley’s Winter Sale—Collectors bag beautiful birds and sporting art.

Silhouettes “Cut Without Hands...”: A Rare Broadside for Miss Martha Ann Honeywell—Broadside highlights talented silhouette artist.

A Family Gathering

A Great Little Americana Show in Georgia

Made in New York City: The Business of Folk Art

Family Record by the Virginia Record Book Artist Sells in Ohio

20th-Century Design in New York City

The Bradford Family Potteries in Massachusetts—Notable New England pottery family may be the makers of some unattributed pottery

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.