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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, 2023DALLAS — A Magic: The Gathering artist proof Black Lotus signed by its artist, Christopher Rush, sold on March 24 at Heritage Auctions for $615,000. That card, graded Near Mint/Mint+ 8.5 by Certified...
March 28, 2023YORK, PENN. — Hake’s March 21-22 auction presented fresh collections, prototypes and rarities as the firm launched into the 2023 auction season with an offering of more than 1,900 choice lots...
March 28, 2023EAST DENNIS, MASS. — More than 200 paintings, works on paper, prints, sculpture, photographs, books, maps, decorative arts and furniture made by women in the past two 200 years were celebrated...
March 28, 2023VINELAND, N.J. — Rare toys in fine condition brought out the bidders at Bertoia’s March 24-25 Annual Spring sale. Expected to be the star of the sale, and it was, a rare Ives Uncle Sam perambulator...
March 28, 2023BEDFORD VILLAGE, N.Y. — Leading Butterscotch Auction Gallery’s March 26 auction was a 7½-inch-tall alkaline glazed face jug that had descended in the Tappan, N.Y., family of Martha Buell Plum Munn...
March 28, 2023NEW YORK CITY — The 89th Rare Posters Auction from Poster Auctions International on March 26 featured rare and iconic images from a century of poster design. The collection included Art Nouveau...
March 21, 2023HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. — Leland Little’s Signature Spring Auction brought a strong start to the season on March 11. Out of 238 lots only three went unsold, with the most successful achieving five and six-figure...
March 21, 2023LOUISVILLE, COLO. — “The demand for well-provenanced antiquities continues to drive prices. Too many auction houses can not provide verifiable history about the pieces that they’re offering, putting...
March 21, 2023BRANFORD, CONN. — Some of the more unusual items Antiques and The Arts Weekly has reviewed recently were sold on March 8, at Fred Giampietro’s New England Auctions (NEA), when they sold the...
March 21, 2023Aside from the headliner sale of a George Washington portrait after Rembrandt Peale, Haitian art and antique firearms took up the most space on the podium this past week. Sculptures by Georges Liautaud...
March 21, 2023SARASOTA, FLA. — On March 12, Freedom Auction Company unloaded a treasure trove of goods from the inventory of The Sea Hagg, a nautical-themed shop in nearby Cortez, Fla. The shop operated for...
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