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April 29, 2025Collectibles such as stamps, coins, comic books and sports memorabilia proved to make an impression with bidders in this week’s round-up of auction results across the country. Leading those finishes...
April 29, 2025BAILEY ISLAND, MAINE — James Albert Glazer passed away on April 23, 2025, at his home on Bailey Island, Maine, at the age of 84.
April 29, 2025COPAKE, N.Y. — Copake Auction kicked off Easter weekend celebrations with two sales: April 18th’s Garden Outdoor Patio Auction, and April 19th’s Estate Auction. Collectively, the two sales saw 1,160...
April 29, 2025DETROIT — In a two-day auction, April 17-18, DuMouchelles offered nearly 660 lots of luxury watches, jewelry and fine and decorative arts. The Friday session, April 18, featured an exceptional selection...
April 29, 2025WINCHESTER, VA. — On April 19, Early American History Auctions (EAHA) conducted a 218-lot sale of rare historic autographs, Americana and additional items from various periods of early American history,...
April 29, 2025NEW YORK CITY — Approximately 400 lots of American fine art, furniture and decorative art were in focus in Doyle’s April 16 American Painting, Furniture, Silver & Decorative Arts auction. Included...
April 29, 2025BELLOWS FALLS, VT. — Augusta Auctions hosted the first round of deaccessioned textiles, antique garments and vintage couture from the Brooklyn Museum’s collection on April 16.
April 28, 2025SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ. — The team at Scottsdale Art Auction (SAA), led by co-partners Brad Richardson and Michael Frost, launched the first of its two annual sales April 11-12.
April 28, 2025WHEELING, W.VA. — Oglebay Institute’s 68th Annual Antiques Show and Sale took place April 4-6 at Oglebay Resort’s Wilson Lodge.
April 28, 2025In late January, Pook & Pook announced that Beth Pook, the auction house’s longtime gallery exhibition designer, was retiring. While online shopping has been on an upward trend, most auction houses still...
April 28, 2025NEW YORK CITY — I never thought of amnesia as an essential component of architecture, but it actually makes sense, especially in those instances where beloved structures are being replaced or, as in the case...
April 28, 2025LOMBARD, ILL. — Guyette & Deeter’s April 24-25 sale included the first part of the decoy collection of Ted and Judy Harmon, whose passion was decoys made in Massachusetts.
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