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Crowd Fills The Salesroom: Will Henry Offers Wide Variety
ROCKLAND, MASS. – On December 2, Willis Henry’s sale offered everything from Rodin bronzes to Fritz Vogt drawings. He included a selection of painted woodenware that brought strong prices, a co. Read Full Article.
Scott Antiques Market, Atlanta At Christmas
ATLANTA, GA.- Scott Antiques Market nearly every month fills its two huge buildings with about 2,500 exhibitors offering antiques from around the world to fill the home – furniture, textiles, acc. Read Full Article.
For Wunsch Americana Foundation, The Word Is Relevance
NEW YORK CITY – Directed by Eric, Peter and Noah Wunsch, the Wunsch Americana Foundation pursues an agenda both ambitious and ambient, developing programming that reaches into the auction arena w. Read Full Article.
Life & Love In Italian Renaissance Marriage Chests
NASHVILLE, TENN. – The Frist Art Museum presents “Life, Love & Marriage Chests in Renaissance Italy,” an exhibition that offers an intimate view of life in the Renaissance through art com. Read Full Article.
Toys Reign At Pook & Pook/Noel Barrett
DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. — Pook & Pook, together with Noel Barrett, Antiques & Auctions, put together an antique toy auction that ran for two sessions, on December 7 at 6 pm with 282 lots, endi. Read Full Article.
Fine & Decorative Arts At Morphy Auctions
DENVER, PENN. — December 5 and 6, two long, but highly successful days at Morphy Auctions, when 1,613 lots were offered breaking the $4 million mark. The bank of phones accounted for $1.7 million. Read Full Article.
Einstein’s ‘God Letter’ Achieves Record $2.8 Million At Christie’s
NEW YORK CITY — Christie’s December 13 sale of printed books and manuscripts realized a total of $5,425,625, achieving 75 percent by lot and 81 percent by value. Selling in a standalone sale ah. Read Full Article.
Q&A: Lucy Grogan
Thirty-one-year-old Lucy Grogan is vice president and director of the jewelry department of Grogan & Company, a well-established, family-owned auction house that has been in business since 1987. Read Full Article.
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