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November 8, 2022Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy Woody Auction DOUGLASS, KAN. – Woody Auction has focused on selling Victorian antiques for more than 75 years. So when the collection of Victorian antiques,...
November 8, 2022DALLAS — Super Mario Bros – Wata 9.6 A Sealed [Hangtab, 3 Code, Mid-Production], NES Nintendo 1985 USA drew a winning bid of $720,000 to lead Heritage Auctions’ Video Games Signature® Auction on November...
November 8, 2022ATLANTA, GA. - While Ahlers & Ogletree's October 28-29 Fall Fine Estates & Collections sale was smaller than previous ones with less than 1,000 lots offered in the course of the two days, it achieved $1,090,736...
November 8, 2022PLAINVILLE, N.H. — Estimated just $200/400, a colorful wood carving street scene of Key West, Fla., sold for $56,250, including buyer’s premium, at William Smith’s live auction on November 2.
November 8, 2022RICHMOND, VA. - If guitars could tell their stories, oh, what sagas they might relate - "In life I was silent, in death I sing," they might say, bringing to mind the incredible journey of the late Tony...
November 8, 2022CAMBRIDGE, MASS. — Perhaps unique, 15 watercolor portraits of a single African American family, painted by a descendant of a slave, sold as a lot for $73,200 at CRN’s November 6 sale.
November 8, 2022DENVER, PENN. — Morphy Auctions marched more than 1,600 lots of coin-operated and advertising antiques and collectibles across the block November 3-5, with the top result of the event coming at $246,000...
November 8, 2022NEW YORK CITY — A public institution paid $189,000 — the highest price in Doyle’s American Paintings and Print sale — for Martin Johnson Heade’s (American, 1819-1904) “Sunset on the Marshes”...
November 8, 2022DENVER, COLO. — On November 1, Western and contemporary Native American art came to auction at Hindman, featuring fine art created from the height of American westward expansion through the present.
November 8, 2022NEW YORK CITY — Swann Galleries assembled a sale of Old Master through Modern prints, offering a selection of 482 lots on November 3. The top lot at $87,500, including premium, was Pablo Picasso’s...
November 8, 2022BOSTON — Dozens of paintings and pieces of fine jewelry sold for more than $10,000 each at Grogan’s November 5-6 sale but Gaston Lachaise’s 1918 bronze, “Equestrienne,” earned the top price at $200,000.
November 8, 2022DALLAS — One of just two known examples of the Maxentius (307-312 CE) AV quaternio or medallion of 4-aurei (33mm, 21.12 gm, 1h), NGC MS 5/5 - 2/5, Fine Style, smoothing added $312,000 to the $5,690,336...
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