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September 11, 2023SANDWICH, MASS. — On September 9, folk art dealer Stephen Score lost his fight with cancer while in hospice. Score, who had been a prominent presence in his Beacon Hill shop and at antiques shows throughout...
September 11, 2023HANOVER, PENN. — On September 8, Ryan and Elyse TreDenick and Fire Antiques conducted their first ever auction, offering 379 lots of fire antiques and memorabilia on the HiBid platform. Earning a strong...
September 11, 2023STURBRIDGE, MASS. — David Straight presented nearly 450 lots of material in his September 9 Summer Americana sale. At the top of the sale and earning a price of $3,584, including buyer’s premium, was a 62-inch-tall...
September 11, 2023COPAKE, N.Y. — Among the partial contents of Sugar Maple Stallion Farm in Poughquag, N.Y., a pair of large still life paintings depicting rabbits in a landscape crossed the finish line in first place...
September 11, 2023PITTSBURGH, PENN. — Heraldic knights created by master sculptor Richard Courtenay galloped across the block in Old Toy Soldier’s September 8 auction. Courtenay was widely considered to be the premier...
September 11, 2023PLAINFIELD, N.H. — Far exceeding the presale estimate, a set of four framed Chinese painted porcelain panels, signed Zhu Shan Ba Yu, realized $190,000 at William A. Smith’s Post-Labor Day Sale on September...
September 11, 2023PALM BEACH, FLA. — On September 9, the Auction Gallery of Palm Beaches’ September Discovery Auction presented almost 200 lots, including objects from the Cobb Family collection. This included the top lot,...
September 11, 2023CHEVY CHASE, MD. — Sloans & Kenyon’s Auction of Fine Estate Jewelry, Coins and Silver took place on September 7, bringing more than 100 lots of fine jewelry, watches, flatware, serving ware and numismatics....
September 11, 2023DÜSSELDORF, GERMANY — The Fine Art & Antiques | Jewelery auction at Hargesheimer Art Auctions Düsseldorf was conducted from September 6 to 9, presenting more than 4,000 lots within those four days....
September 5, 2023HARTFORD, CONN. — It’s hard to believe but Papermania at the Hartford Civic Center (which in 2007 was renamed the XL Center) is well past its 45th birthday. Arlene Shea told Antiques and The Arts Weekly...
September 5, 2023HARMONY TOWNSHIP, N.J. — “It’s already been one of our best years,” said Warren County Antiques Show manager Chris Beatty, when Antiques and The Arts Weekly stopped by her booth in the early afternoon...
September 5, 2023SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ. — Scottsdale Art Auction conducted its first annual online auction on August 26, offering 375 lots of fine and decorative art that primarily focused on every subject pertaining to the American...
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