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March 28, 2023NEWTOWN, CONN. — Antiques and The Arts Weekly (A&AW), a Bee Publishing Company publication, announces the appointment of co-publishers Helen Smith and her daughter, Sherri Smith Baggett...
March 28, 2023Bidders Abuzz At Michaan’s Auctions ALAMEDA, CALIF. – On March 17, Michaan’s March gallery auction featured more than 500 lots ranging from the Seventeenth to the Twentieth Century. The top lot was a Nineteenth...
March 28, 2023Auction Action In Peterborough, N.H. PETERBOROUGH, N.H. – On March 18, Molly Williams and Nick Prior conducted their third auction under the name of Peterborough Auctions. Their first two auctions...
March 28, 2023Auction Action In St Louis, Mo. ST LOUIS, MO. – “We’re feeling very good. There were a lot of strong results and we’re very happy overall,” observed Susan Kime, president...
March 28, 2023Auction Action In New York City NEW YORK CITY – The Doyle + Design auction on March 15 brought a catalog of 315 lots that would have cohesively filled any of the best galleries in the business. Prominent...
March 28, 2023NEW YORK CITY — How do we know the name Juan de Pareja? Is it because he was a renowned painter of Seventeenth Century Spain? Or is it because he was the subject of a portrait by an even more...
March 28, 2023Auction Action In Oakland, Calif. OAKLAND, CALIF. – A work on paper by American Pop art icon Andy Warhol (1928-1987) was a top highlight at Clars Auction Gallery’s March 17-18 auction. Offered...
March 28, 2023WOODBURY, CONN. — On March 21, Schwenke Auctioneers conducted a spring estates auction comprising more than 600 lots of estate property. A pair of large Continental antique, near life-size depictions...
March 28, 2023It came to our attention that the Maine Historical Society (MHS) is the third oldest historical society in the United States but perhaps the least known, at least to people outside of Maine…and a committed...
March 28, 2023DALLAS — An original full-size, nine passenger Overland Stagecoach that evokes the “Rainbow Mountain Stagecoach” ride from Disneyland’s earliest years sold for $84,000 to lead Heritage Auctions’...
March 28, 2023by Jessica Skwire Routhier NEW YORK CITY – How do we know the name Juan de Pareja? Is it because he was a renowned painter of Seventeenth Century Spain? Or is it because he was the subject of a portrait...
March 28, 2023ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Top lot honors in Brunk Auction’s March 24-25 Premier Auction went to “View of West Point from Fort Putnam” by David Johnson (American, 1827-1908), which sold for $405,900...
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