Wyeth Appraisals

04/03/2025

Must see Frida Kahlo exhibit at The Chicago Art Institute. Intimate exhibit with never before seen pieces.

03/04/2025

Just saw this on a friend's page. Something we all need to be doing right now

09/20/2022

Check out my latest blog post on Mid-Century Modern Glassware.

Vintage Culver Mushroom Pattern Rocks Glasses When I think of mid-century modern glassware, I remember wonderful dinners shared with my de...

08/22/2022

Check out my latest blog post featuring Paul Stankard's stunning glass.

Paul Stankard "Morning Glory Orb with Damselfly and Honeybees" Sold on April 27, 2021 for $8750 Each and every time I appraise one of Paul...

07/14/2022

Interesting article about a rare jewelry find.

The ring, found buried within a pile of cheap jewelry, will go on view at the University Museum in Bergen, Norway, later this fall.

07/12/2022

My new blog post is live. It is about our June visit to the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia. The cute pic is the real reason for our trip to Pennsylvania.

I have followed the history of the Barnes Foundation since the 1990s. It is a tangled and controversial tale. So when my husband and I plann...

04/25/2022

New blog post is live! It is all about one of my favorite artists, Jane Peterson. The dazzling colors and rich textures of her floral paintings are a timely celebration of the beauty of spring. Stay tuned for the next post which is all about how to care for your paintings.

Larkspurs by Jane Peterson Medium: Oil on canvas This piece is a perfect example of Jane Peterson's dazzling use of color and confident ...

03/22/2022

Check out my first art and antiques blog post. Periodically, I will post an informative blog to www.wyethappraisals.com on a variety of subjects ranging from an overview of an artist's work that I have recently appraised, a deep dive on a decorative arts subject or furniture topic or care and maintenance tips. If you have a topic that you would like covered, let me know and I will consider it. Stay tuned for the next post about one of my favorite artists, Jane Peterson. https://wyethappraisals.blogspot.com/

Could it be possible that you have a valuable and misattributed piece of silver at home? Most likely, you have some pieces of silver that are inherited and along with the silver came a story about its origin. These stories are the curse of the appraisal profession. True, these stories add interest...