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Q&A: Deborah Norman
With many antiques shops now gone and fewer still keeping regular hours, we turned to Deborah Norman, the warm, gracious proprietor of Grand & Water Antiques in Stonington, Conn., for insight i. Read Full Article.
Divine Art & Sculpture At The Met
NEW YORK CITY – The Metropolitan Museum is known for its blockbuster exhibitions that fill large galleries with color, light and sometimes sound. “Atea: Nature and Divinity in Polynesia,” at . Read Full Article.
Across The Block
Artist Felix Gonzales Torres shone bright this week as an untitled work led the way across the block at Christie’s, sparking a final bid of $857,000. At Kaminski Auctions, a painting of a snail b. Read Full Article.
Toys Galore: Bertoia’s Signature Sale Takes $2.3 Million
VINELAND, N.J. – Four early toy collections converged in Bertoia Auctions’ March 9-10 Signature Sale. The auction, all 810 lots of it, was a colorful display of early paint, fine mechanisms and. Read Full Article.
DC Big Flea & Antiques Show Overflows Chantilly Halls
CHANTILLY, VA. – Joan Sides and her daughter Marthia Sides again filled the two connected halls of DC Expo at this Washington, DC, suburb with more than 700 booths of antiques, fine art, folk art. Read Full Article.
Cigar Store Indian Brings $47,500, Leads New Haven Auctions
NEW HAVEN, CONN. — A carved and paint decorated Indian Chief attributed to New York carver Samuel Robb led the March 17 sale at Fred Giampietro’s New Haven Auctions. The sale was the first publ. Read Full Article.
Compute This— Original Owner Machine Man Robot Takes $86,100 At Morphy
DENVER, PENN. — A Machine Man robot, the most sought-after member of Masudaya’s “Gang of 5” series, reached $86,100 at Morphy Auctions’ March 13–14 Toys, Dolls and Figural Cast Iron sal. Read Full Article.
Across The Block
Sometimes you stumble across an old penny and you can tell it’s been around from the wear & tear exhibited on its surface. But a hand-hammered ancient coin of Judean Rebellion flipped across . Read Full Article.
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TOLLAND, CONN. – It takes discipline to stick to one’s principles, as the Tolland Antiques Show has done for much of its 53 presentations. This small show in a bucolic but not inaccessible area of...
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March 20, 2019
THOMASTON, MAINE – The Winter Weekend Auction at Kaja Veilleux’s Thomaston Place Auction Galleries, March 1-3, grossed about $1.5 million with strong results in several categories. European, Ameri...
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