Biographies & Price Guides
The Value of Neil Welliver Artwork (Artist Price Guide)
Neil Welliver, celebrated for his expansive landscapes of Maine, primarily employed oil paint but also ventured into woodcut printmaking and screenprinting. With his works ranging from $125 to $120,000, a thorough appraisal is essential for accurate valuation. Factors such as medium, subject matter, signature, and date influence the value of his artworks…
Warren Mackenzie Pottery Resale Value
Warren Mackenzie pottery’s resale value hinges on several factors. Form, a key driver, showcases Mackenzie’s creativity and craftsmanship. Marks, indicating age, impact rarity and value, with clear marks fetching a premium. Decoration, like Yoshino glazes, adds value, especially on utilitarian pieces. Mackenzie’s works are categorized posthumously into museum-quality and utilitarian pieces, influencing their market value.
Artist Price Guide for George Morrison Artworks
Valuing your George Morrison artwork involves assessing five crucial factors. Revere Auctions offers comprehensive appraisal and acquisition services for Morrison pieces, guaranteeing optimal value for your collection. Our team provides USPAP certified appraisals, expert art restoration, and streamlined selling solutions. With widespread advertising across various auction platforms, we consistently achieve record prices for George Morrison artworks.
Sentimental Jewelry
Do you have a sentimental piece of jewelry? Perhaps a ring you received for your 16th birthday or an heirloom necklace passed down for generations. Besides holding inherent value in the metal or stones, jewelry often holds strong emotional ties to its owner. From royals to the average everyday person, jewelry can be a repository of meaningful memories.
Riker Brothers: Art Nouveau in America
Revere Auctions is pleased to present a superb example of American Art Nouveau jewelry in our January Jewels: Fine Art & Luxury Goods auction. Lot 189 is a Riker Brothers winged opal and enamel brooch with a hidden bale for pendant conversion. The diminutive pin...
The Value of Le Pho Paintings (Artist Price Guide)
Le Pho (1907-2001), a Vietnamese artist blending Asian and Western painting techniques, is renowned for his vibrant landscapes and depictions of women. With a career spanning seven decades, Le Pho experimented with various mediums, from silk and wood panel to oil on canvas. His artworks can fetch anywhere from a few thousand dollars to over a million at auction, necessitating expert appraisal for valuation. Revere Auctions specializes in evaluating and selling Le Pho’s pieces, achieving competitive prices and record sales.
Harry Bertoia
Harry Bertoia (1915–1978) was one of the most prolific, materially innovative artists of the twentieth century. Perhaps most well-known for his iconic furniture designs and pioneering sounding sculptures, his creative output was diverse and extensive, also encompassing jewelry, metalwork, monotypes, and thousands of unique sculptures including large-scale commissions.
How to Sell Your Steinway (Valuation and Appraisal Guide)
First Founded in Manhattan in 1853, Steinway and Sons has grown to be the world’s largest seller of high end grand pianos. We explore the history of the Steinway brand and the values of different Steinway models both past and present, with insight into the best ways to buy or sell a Steinway piano.
Ju Ming “Single Whip” Large Bronze Sculpture
The sculpture’s mixture of hard angles and soft lines are intended to mimic the variety in the movements of tai chi. The practice of tai chi is an important part of the artist’s life, and this sculpture is a celebration of that practice, and the way tai chi uses energy to interact with space.
Who is Antoine Blanchard? (Prints and Artist Auction Prices)
Antoine Blanchard was a French impressionist oil painter who specialized in painting detailed, atmospheric Parisian cityscapes. He would often paint the same monument or street many different times in order to capture it from different angles or in different lighting.