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February 14, 2023SARASOTA, FLA. — The Important Fine Book & Manuscript Spectacular sale took place at Sarasota Estate Auction on February 12 with 144 lots looking for new shelves to fill. At the top of the listings...
February 14, 2023STANSTED MOUNTFITCHET, U.K. — Sworders conducted its Out of the Ordinary auction on February 7, offering 575 lots of unusual finds from estate collections. The largest of these, and the highest...
February 14, 2023SANTA FE, N.M. — The third highest auction price ever paid for a San Ildefonso inlay jar by Tony Da (1940-2008) capped Santa Fe Art Auction’s three-day sale on February 11, realizing $61,000, against...
February 14, 2023NEW HAMBURG, ONTARIO, CANADA — The 291-lot Canadiana & Folk Art sale offered by Miller & Miller Auctions on February 11 featured several marquee collections but the headliners of the sale were...
February 14, 2023OAKLAND, CALIF. — Six phone bidders battled against online competition for a Madoura pottery “Visage Masque” glazed ceramic plate by Pablo Picasso (Spanish, 1881-1973), which ultimately led Clars...
February 14, 2023BUFORD, GA — Slotin Folk Art’s February 11-12 sales saw more than 450 lots in its Folk Pottery Extravaganza, which featured Nineteenth Century ash-glazed stoneware from the Edgefield district of...
February 9, 2023WESTPORT, CONN. — The Contemporary Art Modern Project (CAMP) Gallery has announced its latest in gallery exhibition featuring artists Lydia Viscardi and Rita Valley in “The Not So Silent Witnesses,”...
February 7, 2023NEW YORK CITY - In pre-pandemic years, Americana Week was largely the province of the American furniture and folk art department, with contributions from Chinese export, silver and prints. It was not unusual...
February 7, 2023NEW YORK CITY - For the first time in three years, the Americana faithful gathered in Manhattan the week of January 16 for a full complement of auctions paired with the Winter Show...
February 7, 2023NEW YORK CITY - A festive Winter Show celebrated its 69th season with a return to its longtime venue, the Park Avenue Armory. Cancelled in 2021 and postponed in 2022...
February 7, 2023Decorative arts swept the block this past week. Lamps from Tiffany Studios and Daum Nancy lit up a scene that was cushioned by Turkish and Uzbekistani carpets. Art glass and luxury jewelry also commanded...
February 7, 2023NEW YORK CITY - On January 24, Bonhams hosted its "Cohen & Cohen: 50 Years of Chinese Export Porcelain" sale, offering 155 lots from the collection of Asian art dealers Michael and Ewa Cohen. The Cohens...
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