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May 9, 2023PHILADELPHIA — Freeman’s May 3 books and manuscripts auction was marked by fierce bidding competition...
May 3, 2023HUDSON, N.Y. — Before fashion designer Tommy Hilfiger and Susie Hilfiger, his wife of 20 years, called it quits, they shared the country house Denbigh Farm in Greenwich, Conn. The collection of Susie...
May 3, 2023NEW YORK CITY — In our auction coverage over the years, we have often quoted auctioneers observing that masterpieces will always bring high prices. So, when the family of Erving (1926-2018) and Joyce...
May 3, 2023WHEELING, W.VA. — After a three-year hiatus, West Virginia’s largest and longest-running antiques show...
May 2, 2023CINCINNATI, OHIO — Hindman’s Native America art sale on April 21 offered early material of the Eastern Woodlands and Great Lakes, Nineteenth Century ledger art, weaponry, beadwork, historic and modern...
May 2, 2023It was an odd game of sports and surrealism at auction this past week. Baseball treasures such as a World Series ring and a Lou Gehrig rookie card hit home runs, and stars of the strange art movement that...
May 2, 2023BRANFORD, CONN. — Fred Giampietro’s New England Auctions conducted the Americana Collection of Jeannine...
May 2, 2023CAMBRIDGE, MASS. — The variety of offerings at CRN’s April 23 sale was demonstrated by the fact that the six...
May 2, 2023NEWBURYPORT, MASS. — The second book in my New England pottery book series, The Moses B. Paige Company:...
May 2, 2023SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ. — Though Scottsdale Art Auctions’ (SAA) annual April auction was slightly smaller than it...
May 2, 2023In a love affair with New York City’s subway system, Philip Coppola, or Copp as he was known until August 2021, for the past 40 years has been painstakingly hand-drawing details from each and every station...
May 2, 2023CORNING, N.Y. — While the basic needs of humanity started with something to nourish and clothe the body...
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