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September 25, 2023DUXBURY, MASS. — Willis Henry’s September 23 sale was advertised as “Eclectic,” and it was, with the sale’s highest prices earned by unrelated items. The top price was reached by a mid- or late...
September 25, 2023THOMASTON, MAINE — On September 22 and 23, Thomaston Place Auction Galleries hosted a two-day sale of primitive art, relics and cultural artifacts from around the globe. Presented were more than 400 African...
September 25, 2023BEACON, N.Y. — Hudson Valley Auctioneers’ Spectacular Unreserved Fall auction on September 18 featured more than 550 fresh-to-market lots from several local estates. Bidding for a Tiffany Studios,...
September 25, 2023PORTSMOUTH, N.H. — On September 24, Derin Bray’s auction company, Bray Co., conducted its inaugural sale with 214 lots focused on tattoo history, circus and sideshow memorabilia and other sundry curiosities...
September 25, 2023WHIPPLE, OHIO — Meander Auctions – formerly Ohio Company Antiques – inaugurated its new venue and company name with the 235-lot coin collection of John McLaren of Portland, Ore. All lots sold and the sale...
September 19, 2023LOS ANGELES — David Campbell Killen, auctioneer and owner of David Killen Gallery in New York City, passed away tragically in a multi-car accident at age 64 on August 11, 2023, in Los Angeles, while...
September 19, 2023PALM BEACH, FLA. — On September 9, the Auction Gallery of Palm Beaches conducted its September Discovery Auction, featuring objects from the collection of Mortimer Howell Cobb, Palm Beach, Fla. Cobb,...
September 19, 2023STURBRIDGE, MASS. — David Straight closed out summer on September 9 by offering exactly 448 lots in his “Summer Americana” auction, which saw more than 85 percent of which find new homes. When we reached...
September 19, 2023PLAINFIELD, N.H. — September 8 was in the middle of Brimfield week, perhaps an unexpected time for W.A. “Bill” Smith’s Important 56th Post Labor Day Auction. Prior to the sale, Smith said “I...
September 19, 2023BRIMFIELD, MASS. — The US Postal Service creed, which begins “neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night,” might be the unofficial motto for the Brimfield Antiques Flea Markets that take place...
September 19, 2023A light in “our world” has gone out with the absence of Stephen Score. He was an icon in the folk art field and will be greatly missed!
September 19, 2023Fine jewelry shone the brightest on the block this week, with diamonds topping three of our featured auctions. The rest were somewhat of a mixed catalogue, with prominent names like Picasso and Louis Vuitton...
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