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April 28, 2025DALLAS — Heritage Auctions’ April 17 Sophisticated Palate auction presented fine and decorative arts from the collection of Frederick H. Schrader, Napa Valley, Calif.
April 28, 2025DOUGLASS, KAN. — Between April 25-26, Woody Auction saw more than 1,000 lots cross the block from the collection of Grady and Anette Hite.
April 28, 2025EAST GREENBUSH, N.Y. — In a white glove sale of New York stoneware from the collection of Arthur J. Dell, Jr, on April 18, Schillaci & Shultis sold 400 lots and realized more than $110,000.
April 28, 2025NEW YORK CITY — Designed by automative illustrator Walter Gotschke (1912-2000), a poster for the 1935 Brno Grosser Masaryk Preis raced to top-lot status in Swann Galleries’ Art Deco at 100: Iconic...
April 28, 2025BUFORD, GA. — Slotin Folk Art Auction closed out the month of April with a two-day sale of 736 lots, in an auction the firm titled Self-Taught Masterpieces.
April 22, 2025High-selling renderings of the human form came in a variety of media in recent auctions, ranging from a possibly ancient carved marble head at New England Auctions ($15,000) to a patinated and hammered...
April 22, 2025SPARKS, MD. — The 390-lot sale Crocker Farm held April 2-11, with the final phone bidding session on Saturday, April 12, resulted in all lots selling and an aggregate total of $972,930. Mark Zipp said...
April 22, 2025MARION, MASS. — Marion Antique Auctions conducted its April Adventure Sale on April 12, featuring 599 lots from the estate of Newport, R.I., collector and dealer Alan Gaines and other local collections.
April 22, 2025CAMBRIDGE, MASS. — When auctioneer Carl Nordblom was picking up items for CRN’s April 6 Annual Spring Auction, he saw a folky carved and painted deer and he told the consignor, who had not planned...
April 22, 2025SCARBOROUGH, MAINE — “This is a very special show for me.” We were chatting with Rachel Gurley a few minutes before the Scarborough High School Antique & Vintage show opened on April 5 when she made...
April 22, 2025NEW YORK CITY — Despite slate-gray skies, people began to line up at the Church of St Vincent Ferrer early on April 5, in anticipation of the eleventh annual Manhattan Rare Book and Fine Press Book Fair,...
April 22, 2025NEW YORK CITY — Despite the cool temperatures as of late, the weather in New York City on April 3 was calm, cloudy, yet pleasantly warm.
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