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  • Q&A: Nan & David Skier

    Books on portrait miniatures do not come out that often. When word spread that eye miniature collectors Nan and David Skier were publishing Lover’s Eyes: Eye Miniatures from the Skier Collect. Read Full Article.

  • Naval Battle Scene, Chinese Ritual Vessel Crush Estimates At Wiederseim

    PHOENIXVILLE, PENN. — They both had high estimates of $7,000, but a Civil War naval battle scene and a rare Chinese ritual tripod vessel topped out at $106,250 and $40,625, respectively and inclu. Read Full Article.

  • MLK’s Original ‘I Have A Dream Speech’ Donated To Villanova University

    VILLANOVA, PENN. — George Raveling was on the mall in Washington, DC on August 28, 1963, where he agreed to volunteer as security during the March on Washington. It was the day that Martin Luther. Read Full Article.

  • Spider-Man Beats Superman For New World Comic Record

    DALLAS — The world has a new leading superhero. After years of Superman reigning supreme among collectors, the new world record for a comic book now belongs to Spider-Man. On September 9, Heritag. Read Full Article.

  • Schroeders’ Mikado Rings Up For $288,000 At Bertoia

    VINELAND, N.J. — Kyser & Rex’s cast iron Mikado mechanical bank sold for $288,000, including buyer’s premium, at Bertoia Auctions’ September 10-11 sale offering the second installment o. Read Full Article.

  • Aboriginal Artwork Journeys To $112,500 At Clarke Auction

    LARCHMONT, N.Y. — Emily Kame Kngwarreye’s (Aboriginal-Australian, circa 1910-1996) grouping of five acrylics on canvas, collectively titled “Yam Dreaming,” 1996, exceeded the $20/30,000 est. Read Full Article.

  • Q&A: Martin Mahoney

    Following a nationwide search, Martin Mahoney, director of operations and collections at the Norman Rockwell Museum in Stockbridge, Mass., was recently named Bennington Museum’s next executive di. Read Full Article.

  • Toch Collection Talked, International Bidders Listened

    ALBANY, N.Y. – A single-owner sale – that’s auction house jargon for just one seller – offers the chance to see the breadth and depth of one focused collection. Often amassed over a lifetim. Read Full Article.

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White Mountains Paintings Lead Steenburgh Labor Day Sale
PIKE, N.H. – Josh and Archie Steenburgh sold a portion of the White Mountains paintings collection assembled over several decades by Dick Hamilton, their longtime friend. The September 5 sale ...
September 15, 2021
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Wooten & Wooten Find Southern Charm In Southern Estates
CAMDEN, S.C. – Wooten & Wooten Auctioneers spent Saturday of the Labor Day weekend bringing the gavel down on more than 525 lots in its “Southern Estates” auction. With the sale conducted on...
September 15, 2021
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Cowboy Art Leads Moran’s Art Of The American West Auction
MONROVIA, CALIF. – Moran’s Art of the American West auction conducted on August 31 featured collections of artwork, American Indian silver jewelry, sculpture in both bronze and silver...
September 15, 2021
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