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Q&A: Les & Sue Fox
We still don’t know everything about Fern Coppedge, but one thing we do know is that the Pennsylvania Impressionist was hard as ice. And now we know a lot more about her since Les and Sue Fox hav. Read Full Article.
Tin Tableau: Milestone Sets Records For Marx
WILLOUGHBY, OHIO – Auctioneer Miles King of Milestone Auctions looked at the $21,850 twice paid by bidders for prototype tin motorcycle toys by Marx and smelled a record. He was right. Milestone. Read Full Article.
Printed & Manuscript Americana Puts In A Good Word At Swann
NEW YORK CITY – Printed and manuscript Americana held forth at Swann Galleries on September 30, filling the space with manuscript diaries, religious tracts, periodicals, historical prints and mor. Read Full Article.
Two Choice Estates Combine For Great Result At Kimballs
HATFIELD, MASS. – On October 3, Kimballs Auction and Estate Services presented a huge assortment of antiques from a Sag Harbor, Long Island, N.Y., estate with select additions from homes from all. Read Full Article.
Philip W. Bradley, Dealer, 65
Philip Wells Bradley, late of Downingtown, Penn., passed away at the age of 65 on October 3, at the historic house near Sumneytown, Penn., that he restored and shared with his beloved wife Lisa Minard. Read Full Article.
Capone’s Favorite Gun Caps Estate Sale
SACRAMENTO, CALIF. – Witherell’s October 8 sale, “A Century of Notoriety: The Estate of Al Capone,” featured 175 lots of photos, personal effects and furnishings crossing the block, but it was. Read Full Article.
Lady White Collection Sees Money For Munnings At Andrew Jones
LOS ANGELES – Nearly 400 lots from the Beverly Hills, Calif., collection of Lady Victoria White crossed the block at Andrew Jones on Sunday, October 10, with all lots selling. The white glove sale w. Read Full Article.
Barney Bellinger Leads Blanchard’s Adirondack & Western Auction
POTSDAM, N.Y.- Two works from Adirondack artist Barney Bellinger were the far-away favorites in Blanchard’s Auction Service’s October 10 sale. Going out at $58,650 was a pool table from the art. Read Full Article.
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