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Antiques Shows & Auctions Are Cancelling Or Rescheduling As States Ban Large Gatherings Across America: A Running List
The antiques will survive. They’ve been around for 100 years or more. Auctioneers, show promoters and curators, however, are not as sanguine about their patrons — or the prospects that enough p. Read Full Article.
Hartzell’s Fires Off Over 1,000 Lots Online
BANGOR, PENN. – Over 1,000 lots crossed the block at Hartzell’s Auction Gallery’s online sale March 28-29, finding a new era of owners for a quality mix of merchandise. The two-day sale sold . Read Full Article.
Carbone & Sons Sells Eclectic Designer’s Connecticut Estate
BROOKLYN, CONN. – Carbone & Sons’ Sunday, March 29 auction was billed as the sale of an “eclectic designer’s Connecticut estate,” and that was the right word, with the auction of just. Read Full Article.
S&S Proves Victorian Furniture Is Here To Stay
REPAUPO, N.J. – Fine art and Victorian furniture reigned at S&S Auction Inc’s 453-lot March 26 sale. “We’re all in uncertain times, and we were probably a lot more nervous about this sa. Read Full Article.
Q&A: Andrew Young
Andrew Young is a craftsman and restorer of antiques and historical structures near Washington DC. His family history, which goes back to Seventeenth Century America, contributed to a lifelong wish. Read Full Article.
Butterscotch Auction’s ‘Spring Estates’ Sale
BEDFORD VILLAGE, N.Y. – Butterscotch Auction’s March 29 “Spring Estates” sale featured 667 lots, including couture and collectibles from Bedford resident and actress, Glenn Close. With the . Read Full Article.
Sarasota Estate Auction Pulls Good Sales With Internet Bidding
SARASOTA, FLA. – Andrew Ford kept his gavel pounding at Sarasota Estate Auction for the two-day sale March 28-29, with more than 1,100 lots moving across the dais through the internet. Using Live. Read Full Article.
Fab Four Poster Sets Fab $137,500 Record For Heritage
DALLAS – A highly coveted, 1966 concert poster from The Beatles’ performance at New York City’s Shea Stadium set a world record for the most expensive concert poster ever sold at public aucti. Read Full Article.
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