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April 22, 2024DALLAS — Heritage Auctions’ April 18 Pursuit of Beauty sale comprised 454 lots of Art Nouveau, Art Deco and art glass.
April 22, 2024DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. — Spanning two days, April 18-19, Pook & Pook’s latest Americana & International auction offered a total of 824 lots, including stoneware, paintings, timepieces, folk art and furniture.
April 16, 2024NEWTOWN, CONN. — Antiques and The Arts Weekly is delighted to welcome Kiersten Busch to its editorial staff as our new assistant editor.
April 16, 2024Landscapes beckoned to auction shoppers this week with three making top prices at recent auctions. A view that drew comparisons to Thomas Cole’s “Ruined Tower” soared to $5,700 from a $50-100 estimate...
April 16, 2024GLEN COVE, N.Y. — At $510,000, Roland NY’s April 6 auction was the firm’s highest grossing sale of the year.
April 16, 2024EAST DENNIS, MASS. — Eldred’s first sale of spring was, appropriately, its two-day Spring Sale April 4-5. Nearly 550 lots were gaveled down with a success rate of 86 percent; more than $710,000 were...
April 16, 2024DALLAS — Offering maps, letters, printed publications, documents, records, autographs and other historical papers, Heritage Auctions’ April 5 Historical Manuscripts auction realized a total of $1,161,760.
April 16, 2024RUSSELLVILLE, OHIO — The auction of the Norman R. Ross estate took place at Forsythes’ Auctions on Wednesday, April 3.
April 16, 2024DOVER, N.H. — The Dover Elks Lodge has hosted an antiques show for decades, though it was called the Dover Flea Market when the brother-sister team of Josh and Rachel Gurley bought it from Deb Hayes...
April 16, 2024NEW YORK CITY — The ABAA New York International Antiquarian Book Fair (NYIABF) — officially sanctioned by Antiquarian Booksellers’ Association of America (ABAA) and International League of Antiquarian...
April 15, 2024Through more than 50 years at Skinner’s and then Bonhams Skinner, recently retired executive vice president Stephen “Steve” Fletcher has been a major, trustworthy force in the world of buying and selling...
April 15, 2024WASHINGTON, DC — The women featured in “Brilliant Exiles: American Women in Paris, 1900-1939” were an astonishing lot...remarkably creative and innovative, and eager to proclaim their independence...
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