In late January, Pook & Pook announced that Beth Pook, the auction house’s longtime gallery exhibition designer, was retiring. While online shopping has been on an upward trend, most auction houses still...
NEW YORK CITY — I never thought of amnesia as an essential component of architecture, but it actually makes sense, especially in those instances where beloved structures are being replaced or, as in the case...
LOMBARD, ILL. — Guyette & Deeter’s April 24-25 sale included the first part of the decoy collection of Ted and Judy Harmon, whose passion was decoys made in Massachusetts.
DALLAS — Heritage Auctions’ April 17 Sophisticated Palate auction presented fine and decorative arts from the collection of Frederick H. Schrader, Napa Valley, Calif.
EAST GREENBUSH, N.Y. — In a white glove sale of New York stoneware from the collection of Arthur J. Dell, Jr, on April 18, Schillaci & Shultis sold 400 lots and realized more than $110,000.
NEW YORK CITY — Designed by automative illustrator Walter Gotschke (1912-2000), a poster for the 1935 Brno Grosser Masaryk Preis raced to top-lot status in Swann Galleries’ Art Deco at 100: Iconic...
BUFORD, GA. — Slotin Folk Art Auction closed out the month of April with a two-day sale of 736 lots, in an auction the firm titled Self-Taught Masterpieces.
High-selling renderings of the human form came in a variety of media in recent auctions, ranging from a possibly ancient carved marble head at New England Auctions ($15,000) to a patinated and hammered...
SPARKS, MD. — The 390-lot sale Crocker Farm held April 2-11, with the final phone bidding session on Saturday, April 12, resulted in all lots selling and an aggregate total of $972,930. Mark Zipp said...
MARION, MASS. — Marion Antique Auctions conducted its April Adventure Sale on April 12, featuring 599 lots from the estate of Newport, R.I., collector and dealer Alan Gaines and other local collections.