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December 14, 2018NEW YORK CITY — The top lot of Christie’s December 13 design auction was a rare Tiffany Studios Pond Lily lamp, circa 1903, which sold for $3,372,500, establishing a new world auction record for Tiffany...
December 14, 2018BOSTON, MASS. — A rare Marblehead vase sold at Skinner’s 20th Century sale December 14 for $307,500 including buyer’s premium. Circa 1909 and decorated with a marsh landscape in the style of Arthur...
December 12, 2018SOUTH THOMASTON, MAINE. — Andrew Flamm, an artist, polymath, loving and steadfast husband, peerless dog lover and great friend to many, died November 23 in his home in South Thomaston. He had just turned...
December 12, 2018We are shocked and saddened to learn of the sudden passing of Robert J. Perry, an Orchard Park, N.Y., antiques dealer beloved by his family and colleagues in the trade and known for early Americana, folk...
December 11, 2018NANTUCKET, MASS. – The Nantucket Historical Association (NHA) is launching Holiday Houses this season at three of its upper Main Street properties: the Hadwen House, the Thomas Macy House and Greater...
December 11, 2018DOWNINGTOWN, 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, ending on Saturday...
December 11, 2018DENVER, 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 in sales,...
December 11, 2018NEW 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 ahead...
December 11, 2018NASHVILLE, 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...
December 11, 2018By Laura Beach 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...
December 11, 2018Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack ROCKLAND, MASS. – On December 2, Willis Henry’s sale offered everything from Rodin bronzes to Fritz Vogt drawings. He included a selection of painted...
December 11, 2018In the fall of 2017, James Russell joined the Nantucket Historical Association (NHA) as its new Gosnell executive director. Russell came to NHA from the New Bedford Whaling Museum, where he had served...
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