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January 15, 2024VERO BEACH, FLA. — The Fine Art, Antiques & More Estate Auction took place on Saturday, January 13, at Vero Beach Auction. Living up to its name, the 312-lot sale featured many attractive works of art.
January 15, 2024BRANFORD, CONN. — Very few items were passed in Fred Giampietro’s New England Auctions’ January 10-11 sale, in which folk art was especially strong. The top price of the auction was a John Brewster...
January 15, 2024CAMDEN, S.C. — Wooten & Wooten Auctioneers’ January 13 Winter Estates & Collections Auction saw success with nearly 80 percent of the 523 lots of period furniture, fine art, silver and others sold.
January 9, 2024This week’s Across The Block focuses on lots that either closed out 2023 or got 2024 off to a rocking start. In the “last of 2023 category,” we give you a Queen Elizabeth II proof coin, a pair of Twenteith...
January 9, 2024NEW YORK CITY — Art Haz, which was established in 2005 by environmental artist and curator Suzanne C. Nagy, has been conducting regular auctions on LiveAuctioneers since 2013. The auction house’s most...
January 9, 2024COPAKE, N.Y. — “It got the year off to a great start, no doubt,” Seth Fallon enthused after Copake Auction’s 44th Annual New Year’s Day auction.
January 9, 2024PLANTSVILLE, CONN. — Nest Egg Auctions closed out 2023 and welcomed the new year with its annual Gala New Year’s Auction conducted on December 30. The sale consisted of 312 offerings, including fine...
January 9, 2024BEVERLY, MASS. — Kaminski Auctions, commissioned to sell the contents of several estates, presented its three-day annual New Year’s auction December 29, 30 and 31.
January 9, 2024HAMPTON, N.H. — It seems that many antique collectors and dealers do not take holidays off. Peter Mavris’ December 31 show at the Best Western hotel had 35 dealers and garnered an audience consistent...
January 9, 2024It’s been ten years since Matt Thurlow stepped into the role of executive director of The Decorative Arts Trust, a Pennsylvania-based nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting and fostering the appreciation...
January 9, 2024WASHINGTON DC — In 1901, connoisseur-collector Charles Lang Freer described James McNeill Whistler’s intimate city scenes as “superficially, the size of your hand, but, artistically, as large as a continent.”...
January 9, 2024CHICAGO & PHILADELPHIA — On January 9, the pioneering, full-service auction house Hindman announced that it will continue to expand its national footprint by merging with venerable 200-year-old Philadelphia-based...
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