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  • CRN Sale Lives Up To Its Billing & Grosses $500,000

    CAMBRIDGE, MASS. – Carl Nordblom and Karin Philips of CRN Auctions advertise their sales as “varied,” and the October 6 sale was exactly that. It included American formal and painted furnitur. Read Full Article.

  • Pridham’s Auctions The Burney Collection Of Canadiana

    OTTAWA, ONTARIO, CANADA – Peter Baker, who readers may know from his annual stand at Midweek in Manchester, began dealing in early rural Canadian furnishings and accessories in 1976. He lives in . Read Full Article.

  • Bonhams Sells Virginia House Contents In Los Angeles

    LOS ANGELES — One of the top lots of Bonham’s sale of The Contents of a Virginian Country House was this large pair of Chinese cloisonné horses, which sold for $37,575 against an estimate of $. Read Full Article.

  • Low Production Rolex Means High-Priced Collectible For Skinner

    MARLBOROUGH, MASS. — Skinner’s October 11 Clocks, Watches and Scientific Instruments sale was led by a Rolex “Padellone” Triple Calendar stainless steel wristwatch that sold at $135,000. Th. Read Full Article.

  • Elizabeth Catlett Leads Swann Auction, Achieving Record $389,000

    NEW YORK CITY — In its African American fine art auction on October 8, Swann Galleries set a new artist auction record for Elizabeth Catlett at $389,000. The scarce example of Catlett’s early 1. Read Full Article.

  • Trade Figure Stands Tall At Levin Folk Art Sale At Sotheby’s

    NEW YORK CITY — In Sotheby’s October 10 sale, “Sculptural Fantasy: The Important American Folk Art Collection of Stephen and Petra Levin,” a carved and paint-decorated tobacconist theatrica. Read Full Article.

  • Two Marklin Trolleys Pull Ahead For Annese Collection At Bertoia

    VINELAND, N.J. — Pulling into the lead at Bertoia Auction’s October 11 sale of the Gentleman’s Collection of Tony Annese was a Märklin Third Avenue electric O-gauge trolley set described in . Read Full Article.

  • Q&A: Kory Rogers

    As duck hunting season gets underway, there are a few decoys – long retired from their duties – that won’t be joining their brethren out on the water. And that’s fine, because their owner w. Read Full Article.

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Folk And Modern Art Masters Shine Bright At New Haven Auctions
NEW HAVEN, CONN. – An eclectic sale of approximately 350 lots filled the small sunny warehouse space Fred and Kathy Giampietro call home to New Haven Auctions. The saleroom is small enough that 30 c...
October 16, 2019
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Auction House Theater: Dionysos, Peter Tillou Collection Ignite Applause At Cottone
GENESEO, N.Y. – Sometimes a string of occurrences will go on to define a period of time. For Matt Cottone and Cottone Auctions, 2019 will be heads and shoulders above the rest, perhaps the “Year T...
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Hap Moore’s Varied Auction Is Satisfying, Well-Attended
YORK , MAINE – On September 28, Hap Moore’s varied sale included a wide selection of artwork, silver, some important historical ephemera, country and formal furniture, folk art, vintage woodenware...
October 16, 2019
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