Home

Headline News

  • Across The Block

    A buyer at Mid-Hudson Auction Galleries got ahead of other bidders with a purchase of $610 for a medical school study skull which featured mouth articulation and a removable top. Other heady sales . Read Full Article.

  • Back At It, Amelia Jeffers Offers Peter Chillingworth Collection

    SCENERY HILL, PENN. – “He called me and told me that his van was in the shop, he’s driving a Subaru, and we need to have an auction,” said Amelia Jeffers, who offered more than 1,300 lots f. Read Full Article.

  • Q&A: Justin Thomas

    Those who bemoan the lack of “young blood” in the antiques field will be pleased to know Justin Thomas, whose energetic interest in early American pottery puts to shame all but the most seasone. Read Full Article.

  • Top Picks: Out, All Of You

    There is always a dog or three at Thanksgiving, and they all seem to follow the same person every year for one entirely obvious reason: that is who feeds them. The only problem there is that the do. Read Full Article.

  • Jewelry & Watch Show Brings Bling To Metro Pavilion

    NEW YORK CITY – If you are in New York City in late October and in need of a little bling, or even a lot of bling, you need look no further than the New York City Jewelry and Watch Show (NYCJAWS). Read Full Article.

  • 600 Booksellers Unite To Pull 4 Million Titles Off AbeBooks As Platform Relents To Protest

    VICTORIA, CANADA — Antiquarian booksellers triumphantly united against bookselling giant AbeBooks this week after the retail platform said it was going to drop five countries from selling on the . Read Full Article.

  • Christie’s Smashes Records With $91.9 Million Hopper

    NEW YORK CITY – Among the cognoscenti, the only question was whether Edward Hopper’s “Chop Suey” would surpass the $100 million mark. Vividly calling to mind the artist’s beloved “Night. Read Full Article.

  • G. Harvey’s Cowboys Ride To Top & Set Artist Record At Heritage

    DALLAS — G. (Jerald Harvey Jones) Harvey’s “When Cowboys Don’t Change,” 1993, sold for $516,500 to claim top-lot honors in Heritage Auctions’ American art auction on November 8. This wa. Read Full Article.

Read Our Current Issues Online

 

Featured Articles

Kaminski Hosts Art Show-Style Sale Of Cape Ann Art Collection
GLOUCESTER, MASS. – The first fitful raindrops ahead of an early fall nor’easter were falling as the parking lot outside the North Shore Art Association began filling up with cars carrying patrons...
November 14, 2018
Read more.....
In Dingman Collection, Common Denominator Is Quality
HAMPTON, N.H. – It was a most unusual single-owner auction, and it grossed $856,000. On October 27-28, Northeast Auctions sold some of the antiques and decorative arts collected by Elizabeth Dingman...
November 14, 2018
Read more.....
Allentown Antique Toy Show & Sale
ALLENTOWN, PENN. – Ask any devoted toy collector to rattle off his or her favorite days of the year and it is a safe bet that the first Saturday of November will be mentioned. That day has been for ...
November 14, 2018
Read more.....

Special Sections

THE SOCIAL HUB

    Calendar of Events

    • Featured Events