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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.
Across The Block
Beautiful things for the home topped this week’s ‘Across The Block’ as a 1994 print by Roy Lichtenstein led the way at $112,500. We might imagine the same bidder adding to their collection as. Read Full Article.
Jewish Museum Accumulates Hanukkah Lamps
NEW YORK CITY – The Jewish Museum presents “Accumulations: Hanukkah Lamps” through February 9, featuring more than 80 Hanukkah lamps representing four continents and six centuries of artistic. Read Full Article.
New England Historic Homes Celebrate Christmas
YONKERS, N.Y. — This season, the six period rooms of Glenview, the museum’s Gilded Age home on the National Register of Historic Places, are decked out for the holidays in full Victorian splendor . Read Full Article.
Feeling The Heat, Two Auction Houses Pull Rhino Horn Lots From Their Sales
On October 29, the government of China published a notice that it was reopening domestic trade in rhino horn and tiger bones. In its notice, it stated that “rhino horns and tiger bones” must be. Read Full Article.
Top Picks: Contemplating Wendell
I am undeniably partial: Wendell Castle was the greatest furniture maker of the Twentieth Century. Better than Diego Giacometti, either Lalanne, Esherick, Nakashima, Evans or Noguchi, any of the It. Read Full Article.
Asa Ames Figure Stands Tall At Rago
LAMBERTVILLE, N.J. — A 43-inch-tall pine figure of a boy by Nineteenth Century Evans, N.Y., carver Asa Ames was the top lot at Rago’s December 1 Curiouser and Curiouser sale, selling for $53,12. Read Full Article.
Two Paintings Of Women Tie For Top Lot At Heritage
BEVERLY HILLS — Tom Wesselmann’s (1931–2004) 1989 “Monica Nude with Cezanne” and Fernando Botero’s (b 1930), “Woman with her Purse” drew numerous bids before selling for $275,000 ea. Read Full Article.
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