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ONGOING LECTURE SERIES
Sponsored by Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates and held in our galleries, these presentations feature expert speakers discussing Virginia Decorative Arts and American glass.
Lectures are structured to complement specific auctions and are normally held on the Friday preceding the weekend auction, after the gallery has closed for preview. These lectures are free and open to the public. Past lectures have included:
- Art Reed: Pillar-Molded Glassware: A Retrospective (Presented 09/25/09 in conjunction with our 09/26/09 auction of Early Glass and Lighting featuring the Pillar Mold collection of Lyn and Gordon Layton). Layton Collection catalogue available with intro by Jeff Evans and essay by Glass Artist, Art Reed.
- Eddie L. Wilder: Alexandria, Virginia Pottery, 1792-1876 (Presented 11/13/09 in conjunction with our 11/14/09 auction of Americana, Fine Antiques & Decorative Arts featuring Virginia and the South). Buy the book
- Jeffrey S. Evans: Vernacular Chairs of the Shenandoah Valley, 1770-1900 (Presented 11/13/09 as above). Related museum exhibit. Buy the exhibit catalogue
Check our AUCTION SCHEDULE for any associated lectures.
Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. CD-4 Lyre Pressed Salt with Cover, Circa 1840. One of only six recorded examples. - Sold $34,100, May 20, 2006, lot 1001, for a Wisconsin private collector. A world record price for a Lacy period salt.
New England Free-Blown 3" Footed Toy Jug, Probably Coventry or East Hartford, CT Glass Works, Circa 1830 - Sold $10,175, May 19, 2006, lot 307, from a prominent Cape Cod collection.