
Join Matt Ledbetter, esteemed auctioneer and folk art connoisseur hailing from Gibsonville, North Carolina, as he unveils the rich tapestry of Southern Folk Art. With personal ties to numerous folk artists through his renowned quarterly auctions, Matt brings you on a journey through the intricate history, the profound motivations, and the intimate encounters that shape the world of folk art.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 57 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryVisual ArtsArts | |||

Fishersville was a great show this year. Friday was packed from the start, dealers were moving material early, and by Saturday morning Matt was already back at the van digging through the pile of things that he’s taking back home.
Matt pulls out a f... more
Matt returns to the auction gallery after Liberty with the buys still sitting behind him and another show already on the calendar. This time, the conversation picks up in that brief window between antique shows, when the dust from one trip has barely... more
Matt Ledbetter sits down before heading out to Liberty, North Carolina to set up Wade's tent for the last Liberty Antique show.
Held twice a year in Randolph County, the Liberty Antiques Festival has long been one of the best known antique shows in ... more
Matt Ledbetter and Kyle sit down with a table full of pieces from the Catawba Valley Pottery Festival and break down what they picked up over the weekend.
Held once a year in Hickory, North Carolina, the Catawba Valley Pottery Festival brings togeth... more
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The show centers on Southern folk art, antiques, and the auction world, blending field reporting, market analysis, and storytelling from dealers, collectors, and artists. Episodes spotlight on-site hunts, warehouse explorations, and deep dives into specific categories like quilts, canes, and clock lore, often with practical buying tips, provenance discussions, and vivid anecdotes. A standout characteristic is the host's blend of seasoned auctioneer insight with warm, neighborhood storytelling, plus a recurring emphasis on community, authenticity, and the personal journeys behind folk-art pieces.
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Recent guests on House of Folk Art include:
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