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  • Decorative Arts Center Of Ohio Invites Visitors Into ‘Lilly’s World’

    LANCASTER, OHIO – The Decorative Arts Center of Ohio is hosting its first exhibition of the season – “Lilly’s World: Decorative Arts and the Art of Lilly Martin Spencer, 1840-1900,” will . Read Full Article.

  • Prominent Art Dealer Sentenced To Prison For Tax Fraud

    NEW YORK CITY (AP) — A prominent New York City art dealer once accused by Alec Baldwin of fraud was sentenced to 2½ years in prison on February 14 for evading more than $3 million in federal tax. Read Full Article.

  • Copley Posts $2.3 Million Winter Sale

    CHARLESTON, S.C. — On February 15–16, Copley Fine Art Auctions made its annual sojourn to the Southeastern Wildlife Expo (SEWE) with its Winter Sale, conducted at the Charleston Marriott. The s. Read Full Article.

  • Setter And Her Six Pups Bark Up Top Lot At Doyle

    NEW YORK CITY — A warmhearted scene by Edmund Henry Osthaus (American, 1858–1928) was the top lot of Doyle’s Dogs in Art sale February 13. At 30 by 40 inches, “The First Lesson — A Setter. Read Full Article.

  • Spenger’s Diamond, Japanese Vase Attract Headlines, Bids For Clars

    OAKLAND, CALIF. — A 34-carat mine diamond with a storied history, and a monumental Japanese cloisonné vase made for the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition, made headlines when Clar’s Auction . Read Full Article.

  • Top Picks: Drinking With A Lincoln

    Robert Todd Lincoln, the firstborn son of Abraham Lincoln and Mary Todd, rose to the rank of Secretary of War under Presidents James Garfield and Chester Arthur. Following this, he pivoted to diplo. Read Full Article.

  • Across The Block

    An interesting mix of lots cross the blocks this week! Lelands scored a homer with the sale of a 1950-51 Joe DiMaggio New York Yankees game-worn Two Home-Run uniform that brought the gavel down at . Read Full Article.

  • Q&A: Jonathan Snellenburg

    Jonathan Snellenburg has been the director of clocks and watches at Bonhams since 2009, capping a career that began with an education in history, geology and geochemistry. After heading the jewelry. Read Full Article.

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