People often ask me what I collect. The answer? Everything. Not really, but my collecting habit is what originally got me into this. Today, my collection consists of things that we overpaid on and things
that may have a bit of damage.
We will be featuring an unpretentious painting by Willie Earl Robinson in our worldwide auction
next month. We purchased it for $600. We’ve estimated it at a modest $700 to $1,000.
The Masons and many offshoots have been in the U.S. for over 300 years. The amount of good they do in society and the community is
immeasurable. Once called a secret society, almost every man of means had to be involved in his local Masonic chapter. Masonic collectibles, like many collectibles, are a little soft price-wise these days, but still occasionally things walk in
that are extraordinary.
• Tampa Bay’s leader since 1985 • We buy entire households or that one expensive piece of art. We are
Here are some highlights of last month’s auction. Results were varied with a few disappointments and many wins. 1. The
A jeweler in Oklahoma reached out with a rare Hamilton watch that a local dealer offered her $1,000 for. Surprised
No – but in this case, you have a rare opportunity to buy barely worn, extraordinary items for pennies on
Pieces By Cartier Maintain Their Value Oddly, we have been inundated with Cartier items this past month. We make no
Rolex Submariners have been the mainstay of the watch collections of men of means since the 1970s. First launched in the
A few months ago, we boasted about our “robust watchmaking department” with two Rolex– and Audemars Piguet trained watchmakers on staff, and discussed
