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October 17, 2023MONMOUTH JUNCTION, N.J. — Bodnar’s Auction House said it is thrilled with the resounding success of the Kevin Smith comic art sale, conducted on September 27. The auction, curated in collaboration...-
October 17, 2023NEW YORK CITY — Blanche Greenstein passed away on Saturday, October 14, at the age of 84. A service took place on Tuesday, October 17, at Frank E. Campbell’s Funeral Chapel at 1076 Madison Avenue;...
October 17, 2023‘Diversity’ sums up this week’s auction highlights, with few categories repeating themselves. Opfer bidders closed the book at nearly $15,000 on a Baltimore album quilt while a Porky Pig store display...
October 17, 2023BERKELEY, CALIF. — Great Expectations by Charles Dickens in a finely bound first Riviere edition tripled its high estimate in PBA Galleries’ October 5 auction, selling for $15,000. The first edition...
October 17, 2023DALLAS — Heritage Auctions’ Movie Posters Signature auction took place September 30 and October 1. Featuring almost 1,150 lots, the sale of movie posters was presented by associate director of movie...
October 17, 2023DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. — Only a baker’s dozen of the 772 lots Pook & Pook sent across the block in it’s October 5-6 Americana & International Auction passed, giving the sale a sell-through rate of more...
October 17, 2023CINCINNATI, OHIO — Hindman Americana auctions have, with some recent regularity, presented the opportunity to acquire one of Andrew Clemens’ (American, 1857-1894) sand bottles, one of the current darlings...
October 17, 2023KNOXVILLE, TENN. — “Our October 6-7 auction was a successful sale, with 93 percent of the lots sold. Two of the top three lots — the Belle Epoque floral panels and the portrait of Anne Overton — came...
October 17, 2023BATH, MAINE — From early brass candlesticks to automobile license plates, from Eighteenth Century Delft to Staffordshire, from Roseville pottery to midcentury pottery, from ice cream scoops to candy...
October 17, 2023HAMPTON, N.H. — Peter Mavris’ October 1 show was the largest he’s ever had in Hampton and more than filled the available space. It was the first show of his 2023-24 monthly series, which usually...
October 17, 2023GREENWICH, CONN. — Contemporary art was again showcased on October 7-8, with white tents lining the Bruce Museum’s drive and parking area, as the newly expanded museum hosted the 42nd Outdoor Arts...
October 17, 2023Susan Jaffe Tane and her teenage grandchildren, Natalie Flaxman and Spencer Flaxman, are co-curators of the exhibition, “Presidents and Their Books: What They Read and What They Wrote,” on view at The Grolier...
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