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October 31, 2023VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. — Blue Box Gallery opened up a treasure trove for antiques enthusiasts on October 19, presenting a range of items in its Antique Autumn Showcase, a live, in-person and simulcast online...
October 31, 2023SAVANNAH, GA. — Everard’s October 17-18 auction was led by a Peter Gordon (1697-1740) Map of Savannah, 1734, which rose to $80,000. This rare map represents the first known printed view of Savannah,...
October 31, 2023DOUGLASS, KAN. — It was art glass, Wave Crest and more when Woody Auction assembled 363 lots to be offered online and live in the firm’s auction hall on October 14. An automated online-only auction...
October 31, 2023SUDBURY, MASS. — On October 22, Tremont Auctions presented more than 550 snuff bottles from the collection of Mitchell Bistany, who began collecting them beginning in the 1960s. The majority of the bottles...
October 31, 2023SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. — October 21 proved to be a day of contrasts for Turner Auctions & Appraisals, which presented two named single-owner collections in back-to-back auctions. First up, with...
October 31, 2023COPAKE, N.Y. — Copake Auction conducted its 31st annual bicycle auction on Saturday, October 21. Father and son co-owners Michael and Seth Fallon conducted the sale, which included a pre-sale swap meet...
October 31, 2023LAMBERTVILLE, N.J. — In previous years, David Rago has offered Art Nouveau and Art Deco glass and lighting alongside ceramics and later glass in large two-day Twentieth Century Design auctions. For the first...
October 31, 2023ONLINE — Returning for its fourth year, the 49th annual Fall Fox Valley Antiques Show, an online-only venue, was conducted the weekend of October 21-22. It’s hosted by the Chicago Suburban Antiques...
October 31, 2023BOXBOROUGH, MASS. — Prior to – and during – the initial hours of Rachel and Josh Gurley’s October 22 show in Boxborough, two words heard over and over again were “great stuff.”The Gurleys conducted...
October 31, 2023The New York Times has called TriBeCa “New York’s Most Vibrant Art Scene,” so it is perhaps unsurprising that familiar faces are moving into the area to benefit from its mood and scene. One of the latest...
October 31, 2023MILWAUKEE, WIS. — Jonathan Prown, executive director and chief curator of the Chipstone Foundation, recalls a time around 20 years ago when a New York Times reporter remarked that Prown and former Chipstone...
October 30, 2023WILLOUGHBY, OHIO — “Elmer’s place,” formally known as Elmer’s Auto and Toy Museum in Fountain City, Wis., was a unique repository for vehicles and automotive toys of all types. Elmer Duellman...
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