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Americana Week Stories

February 17, 2025 / Christopher Storb / 10 Comments

Americana Week in New York has come and gone, and in Sotheby’s case, apparently gone for good. The Americana and Folk Art department was closed during the firms layoffs in December. What the future for Christie’s Americana department will be is not known at this time. On the plus side, Freeman’s | Hindman had an … Continue reading Americana Week Stories

Americana Week in New York

December 29, 2024 / Christopher Storb / 8 Comments

Sales of American objects will take place at several New York auction houses in January 2025. As reported in the press over the last several weeks, a round of job cuts which may total 100 in the New York offices of Sotheby's, with the possibility of more cuts to come, has brought with it a … Continue reading Americana Week in New York

Carving Tools Sold

November 11, 2024 / Christopher Storb / Leave a comment

The collection of wood carving tools have sold to member of the woodwork and furniture restoration/conservation trade. Thank you all for looking. Chris

Carving Tools for Sale

November 11, 2024 / Christopher Storb / Leave a comment

Today I am presenting the wood carving tools I have for sale. There are forty five tools that are shown in five images that follow along with a pages describing the tools in the images and their pricing. The images can be enlarged by clicking on them as can most images in this blog. This … Continue reading Carving Tools for Sale

Carving Tools

November 8, 2024 / Christopher Storb / 5 Comments

This is a heads up that Monday morning I will be listing the carving tools I have for sale after culling my collection. There are roughly 40 tools. There will be five photos of groups of tools and a list that describes the tools. Unlike eBay there is only one view of each tool. Others … Continue reading Carving Tools

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