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Q&A: Sally Stratton & Guy Savill
Guy Savill and Sally Stratton are the dynamic duo of the English furniture market, who met in the mid-1990s while working for Phillips, and subsequently ran the furniture sales at Bonhams’ Bond S. Read Full Article.
Augusta Auctions’ Spring Sale: Vintage Clothing, Textiles Hot In Sturbridge
STURBRIDGE, MASS. – Augusta Auction Company’s annual spring sale of vintage and historic fashion, comprising more than 900 lots, was conducted over two days to correspond with the Brimfield mar. Read Full Article.
E. Howard No. 57 Regulator Sets World Record At Fontaine’s For $145,000
PITTSFIELD, MASS. – An E. Howard No. 57 wall regulator clock attained $145,200, including buyer’s premium, at Fontaine’s Auction Gallery on May 19, which is a new world’s record auction pri. Read Full Article.
World Records Fuel $4.2 Million Heritage Sports Memorabilia Auction
DALLAS—The Wizard of Westwood (John Wooden) continued to work his magic eight years after his death at age 99, as a jersey he wore as a member of the early 1930s Purdue Boilermakers college team,. Read Full Article.
Boston Bombe Brings $240,000 At CRN
CAMBRIDGE, MASS. — From an elderly couple's home and previously unknown to the market, a Boston bombe slant-front desk sold for $240,000 including buyer’s premium at CRN Auctions on May 20. The. Read Full Article.
New York Spring Evening Sales, Recapped
NEW YORK CITY — The Spring evening sales, when Christie’s, Sotheby’s and Phillip’s offer their blue-chip lots in the categories of Impressionism, Modern, Post-War and Contemporary have conc. Read Full Article.
Top Picks: Home-field Advantage
It seems most Vanderbilt’s of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries each became known for something different. Business, shipping and railroads, museums, and even horse racing. It didn’t take . Read Full Article.
Across The Block
Silver and gold and Jasper Johns. All of these things and more found their way into this week’s Across The Block, surveying notable results from auction houses around the world.
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May 23, 2018
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