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  • A Varied John McInnis Two-Day Auction Grosses $460,000

    AMESBURY, MASS. – On May 10-11, John McInnis conducted a varied sale with about 850 lots. There may not have been any five- or six-figure prices, but there were numerous interesting items that so. Read Full Article.

  • Q&A: Casey Rogers

    Casey Rogers is a specialist head of Christie’s Nineteenth Century furniture and decorative art department in New York. Rogers joined the department in 2003 and currently oversees business and cl. Read Full Article.

  • Across The Block

    A rare tool, horses, crafted works and decorative art crossed the block this week. An antique plane went straight to a final bid almost double its high estimate at Martin Donnelly Auctions, while a. Read Full Article.

  • Top Picks: Worth A Pretty Penny

    “In some respects, you could say this is the rarest cast iron bank to hit the market since the Coasting Bank was sold at Freeman’s in Philadelphia ($266,500, November, 2013),” said Steven Wei. Read Full Article.

  • Grogan’s $2 Million Sale Topped By Sapphire & Diamond Ring

    BOSTON – Grogan and Company’s May 5 sale was a strong one, grossing more than $2 million, led by a Kashmir sapphire and diamond ring that sold for $164,700. It may have been the firm’s larges. Read Full Article.

  • Daniel Ridgway Knight Painting Leans Toward $124,000 At DuMouchelles

    DETROIT — An oil on canvas painting by American artist Daniel Ridgway Knight (1839–1924) was the top lot of DuMouchelles’ May 17–19, 1,428-lot sale as it sold for $124,000. The 28-by-32-inc. Read Full Article.

  • Wood Polychrome Mask, $46,125, Tops Grievo Collection At Skinner

    BOSTON — On Saturday, May 18, Skinner sold the Native American collection of well-known Americana dealer Jim Grievo and his wife, Sheryl. Unexpectedly, the top two items in the sale were masks: a. Read Full Article.

  • Virginia Dressing Table Leads Brunk Auctions Three-Day Sale

    ASHEVILLE, N.C. — A rare Virginia Chippendale walnut dressing table from the Rappahannock area, circa 1760–80, made the top price of $55,200 at Brunk Auctions’ May 16–18 sale. Estimated at . Read Full Article.

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