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June 19, 2007On May 27, Thomaston Place Auction Galleries†sale of the Irving Bernstein Collection of ancient pottery and Roman glass attracted aggressive bidding from buyers around the world.
June 19, 2007Litchfield County Auctions (LCA) saw its online sale, which began on April 18 and ended May 2, breach the million-dollar mark for the first time in the company history. The event included major paintings...
June 19, 2007Christie Twentieth Century decorative art and design sale on June 5 and 6 totaled $17,610,320. The highlight of the auction was the prototype Maison Tropicale by Jean Prouvé, a visionary prefabricated...
June 19, 2007Collectors were expecting great results, but were stunned by record prices, totaling $8.7 million, on Nineteenth and early Twentieth Century baseball cards and memorabilia at Robert Edward Auctions.
June 19, 2007They came from all over to have a look at the Salem Federal mahogany sofa carved by Samuel McIntire that went on the block at Landry Auctions on June 12.
June 19, 2007Burden and Izett announces the passing of its partner, friend and colleague Ben Izett, who was known first in the art world, and then moved into art and antiques dealing.
June 19, 2007Richard Pionk, president of the Salmagundi Club, died Tuesday, June 5, at the age of 71. Pionk, a talented artist, a revered teacher and engaging wit, guided the club for the past 13 years.
June 12, 2007Imagine starting the day with a champagne brunch amid erotically provocative sculpture. That was the plucky attraction for patrons attending the Saturday morning opening of the annual New York International...
June 12, 2007In a hushed and standing-room-only salesroom at Sotheby on June 7, auction history was made when a bronze figure of ⁁rtemis and the Stag,†circa First Century BC/First Century AD, fetched $28.6 million,...
June 12, 2007Christie sale of Russian paintings and works of art on April 18 presented collectors with a wide range of works from the great masters of Russian painting, as well as a strong selection of top decorative...
June 12, 2007The contents of the estate of well-known Williamstown, Mass., antiques dealer John Robinson crossed the auction block on May 31, during a highly anticipated sale conducted by Ron Bourgeault of Northeast...
June 12, 2007On April 21, Mike and Seth Fallon of Copake Auction held their 16th annual antique bicycle auction. The top lot was a Carroll chainless that had reportedly once belonged to ⁄iamond Jim†Brady and attained...
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