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October 30, 2023PHILADELPHIA — A Chinese embroidered surcoat, late Nineteenth Century, led Material Culture’s October 23 sale of the Yosi Barzilai collection, selling for $7,800, including buyer’s premium. The elegant...
October 30, 2023NEW WINDSOR, N.Y. — The two lots that topped Mid-Hudson Auction Galleries’ October 28 could not have been more dissimilar. A complete graded set of 1941 baseball cards that included Ted Williams, Dickey,...
October 30, 2023NEW YORK CITY — Hindman offered a boutique sale of just 91 lots of late Nineteenth and Twentieth Century American art and pottery in “Canvas & Clay: The Collection of Judith and Philip Sieg, Bellefonte,...
October 30, 2023MILFORD, CONN. — Shannon’s Fine Art Auctioneers presented a fine art auction on October 26, showcasing fresh-to-the-market artworks offered from numerous private collections, including prized pieces...
October 30, 2023PIKE, N.H. — Steenburgh Auctioneers' Petroliana auction on October 29 brought well over 200 buyers to the outdoor sale. Despite poor weather, the very first lot — a flanged Boyce MotoMeter double-sided...
October 30, 2023WHIPPLE, OHIO — Items from the personal collections of Ohio folk art dealer Chuck Auerbach, and his Grammy-award winning son and member of The Black Keys, Dan Auerbach, were offered for auction by Meander...
October 30, 2023DALLAS — On October 26, Heritage Auctions presented two sessions — one live, one online only — of 474 lots of Art Nouveau, Art Deco and art glass in a sale that achieved a total of $1,085,717. Bringing...
October 30, 2023NEW YORK — On October 18, Hindman’s first ever New York auction, “Time & Space: Watches from the Collection of Glen de Vries,” achieved a total of $3,017,511 surpassing the low estimate with 95 percent...
October 24, 2023ATLANTA, GA. — Ahlers & Ogletree’s October 13-14 auctions presented more than 900 lots of Modernism, art glass, folk art, Jewish art, and European, American and Asian art and antiques. More than 91 percent...
October 24, 2023From Pop culture to Old Masters, Asia to Hollywood, traditional to Modern, this week’s Across The Block reflected the broad interests of buyers around the country. An Eighteenth Century French commode...
October 24, 2023CHICAGO — “I’m happy with the sale overall,” noted Corbin Horn, vice president, senior specialist, European furniture and decorative arts commenting on Hindman’s 427-lot sale of European furniture...
October 24, 2023SOUTH GLASTONBURY, CONN. — Connecticut River Book Auction, which began business in 2009 as CFA Book Auction, ostensibly to raise funds for Child and Family Agency of Southeast Connecticut, evolved into...
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