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February 7, 2023CRUMPTON, MD. - On January 26, Dixon's Auction at Crumpton conducted its first Americana & Decorative Arts auction of the year, selling 100 percent of the 363 lots offered with sales totaling...
February 7, 2023BLOOMFIELD, N.J. - Nye & Company Auctioneers hosted a three-day, online-only sale January 25-27, featuring American furniture, folk art and Native American art. The auction featured nearly 1,000 lots - a mix of fine...
February 7, 2023DALLAS — The Pursuit of Beauty: Art Nouveau, Art Deco & Art Glass Signature Sale occurred at Heritage Auctions on January 26, resulting in $1,104,172 for 242 sold objects. Tiffany topped the sale...
February 7, 2023Chief curator Naomi Slipp arrived at the New Bedford Whaling Museum (NBWM) in August 2021 - just as the organization was beginning to work its way out of the pandemic - from a role as an associate...
February 7, 2023LONDON — Art history brings history to life through art and art to life through history. In art history, art is both lens and subject, as is history. Sometimes, however, it is instructive to imagine...
February 7, 2023WARWICK, N.Y. — Collector Fine Art offered 106 lots of fine European and American paintings and furniture on February 4 during its First Annual Sale that included lots from Tuxedo Park, N.Y., estates....
February 7, 2023DALLAS — A playful copper, bronze and brass Sonambient sculpture by Harry Bertoia (1915-1978) led Heritage Auctions’ Design Signature auction on February 2, contributing $60,000 to the sale’s $824,883...
February 7, 2023SARASOTA, FLA. — Adam Forepaugh’s Great Show poster, an 1883 one-sheet by Strobridge Litho Co., turned in a solid performance at Freedom Auction Company’s online auction of circus posters on February...
February 7, 2023WOODBURY, CONN. — Characterized as an important single-owner sale of "Old World" Continental/European fine and decorative arts, Schwenke Auctioneers’ January 31 sale offered the collection...
February 7, 2023ST MICHAELS, MD. — The first cataloged sale for Guyette & Deeter’s recently launched sporting arms division got off to a good start on February 4 as a rare shotgun earned $126,000 a few minutes into...
February 7, 2023ASHEVILLE, N.C. — A pieced and appliqued cotton “Freedom” quilt by Jesse Bell Williams Telfair (Parrot, Ga., 1913-1986) made not only a bold graphic statement...
January 31, 2023MESA, ARIZ. — Saddles used by John Wayne and other movie stars, firearms owned by Roy Rogers and Dale Evans, and photographs of Buffalo Bill comprised just a part of Brian Lebel’s Old West Auction...
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