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April 11, 2023GENESEO, N.Y. - Cottone Auctions' timepieces and decorative arts auction on March 31 came in at $3 million for the 218 lots offered with unsold items in the low single digits. With about 2,000...
April 11, 2023NEW YORK CITY - On March 30, Swann Auction Galleries conducted its Printed & Manuscript African Americana sale, with 94 percent of 300 lots sold that resulted in $1,377,463. The catalog included photographs,...
April 11, 2023ASHEVILLE, N.C. - Brunk Auctions welcomed spring with three days of auctions March 23-25, offering 1,236 lots that saw a sell-through rate of 90 percent and a total tally of $3,587,636. Trade bidders were...
April 11, 2023The assembled upper lots of the past few weeks appeared to be found in the country estate of an eccentric member of the gentry. Fine art and antique furniture intermingled with luxury luggage and carpets....
April 11, 2023SARASOTA, FLA. - Amero Auctions' Spring 2023 Spectacular sale on March 26 was just as its title promised, offering more than 450 lots of fine art, decorative arts and antique furnishings consigned...
April 11, 2023PITTSFIELD, MASS. - Fontaine's Auction Gallery conducted its American & European Timepieces sale on April 1, counting down 445 lots of antique clocks of all kinds. Each of the upper lots sold within or above...
April 11, 2023SARASOTA, FLA. - The results of Helmuth Stone's Modern, Fine Art, Antique Auction on April 2 weighed heavily in paintings and jewelry. Artwork in the upper lots ranged from the Nineteenth Century to the Twenty-First...
April 11, 2023We've all heard about - and in some cases may know - a "corporate refugee," someone who parachuted from a boring desk job or perhaps was pushed out in a downsizing, only to reinvent himself...
April 11, 2023ATLANTA, GA. - Portraits are the focus of Evelyn Hofer's work. Portraits of people, yes - and her portraits of people are like no others - but those people portraits are often embedded within larger portraits...
April 11, 2023NEW YORK CITY — On April 4, Doyle conducted the landmark auction of The Joan Stacke Graham Majolica Collection: Part II. Exceptional examples from the extensive collection were assembled by the...
April 11, 2023EAST DENNIS, MASS. — The top lot of the first day of Eldred’s April 6-7 Spring Sale was a 9-inch-long gold and silver mounted dress Bowie knife with a bone and silver coffin-form handle and sheath...
April 11, 2023NEW YORK CITY — Doyle’s Fine Art auction on April 5 showcased affordable paintings, drawings and prints by prominent artists spanning the late Nineteenth through Twentieth Centuries...
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