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July 29, 2025Fur and feathers were a repeated theme in recent auctions, the latter demonstrated in full form in two decoys that flew high at Sandwich Auctions, and a set of Tiffany & Co sterling silver flatware in the Audubon...
July 29, 2025WILTON, CONN. — This year’s Fourth of July celebrations were a reminder that the nation’s semiquincentennial is now less than one year away. University Archives continued the patriotic excitement...
July 29, 2025REHOBOTH, MASS. — Summer at Americana Auctions was in full swing on July 20, when the firm conducted its 521-lot Splendid Summer Estates Auction, which featured fine art, silver, jewelry, coins, scrimshaw...
July 29, 2025PORTSMOUTH, N.H. — In only his third auction dedicated solely to Tattoo, Circus, Sideshow & Curiosities, Derin Bray assembled nearly 270 lots that, when it was conducted on July 13, was nearly 99 percent...
July 29, 2025DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. — More than 500 lots of modern and post-war posters, paintings, prints, sculpture and more sold for the benefit of an East Coast educational institution made up the contents of Pook...
July 29, 2025PEMBROKE, MASS. — “In my 30 years in the sporting art field, I have never seen more interest. The number of new buyers was rather staggering. At one point, there were so many bids coming in that our pace...
July 29, 2025EAST HAMPTON, N.Y. — The East Hampton Historical Society celebrated its 19th annual Antiques and Design Show at the historic Mulford Farm on July 12-13, with a preview cocktail party on Friday evening,...
July 29, 2025On April 28, the New York Academy of Art’s (NYAA) newest president, Paul R. Provost, PhD, began his tenure. With previous experience as the CEO of Art Bridges Foundation, as well as numerous years at Christie’s...
July 29, 2025BERKELEY, CALIF. — African American quilts — both contemporary and earlier examples — have been the subject of a few recent landmark exhibitions, including “We Gather at the Edge: Contemporary...
July 28, 2025WOODSTOCK VALLEY, CONN. — Norman C. Heckler & Company’s 249th auction, which closed on July 16, featured “an eclectic mix of 74 lots featuring early glass, pottery and antique objects.”
July 28, 2025LAMBERTVILLE, N.J. — A Tiffany Studios jeweled Dragonfly table lamp, described in Rago Auctions’ catalog as “exceptional,” surpassed its $150/200,000 estimate and sold for $241,300 to lead the firm’s...
July 28, 2025EAST DENNIS, MASS. — Nearly 1,000 lots went under Eldred’s gavel during the firm’s four-day Americana Week, July 22-25, which included three single owner collections: those of Martha Hamilton, Peter...
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