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October 11, 2022NEW YORK CITY — With a combination of five live and online sales that took place September 20-27, Sotheby’s Asia Week realized a total of $19,544,742. Kicking off the week on September 20 was “Power/Conquest:...
October 11, 2022DALLAS & NEW YORK CITY — Heritage Auctions simultaneously conducted its Fine & Decorative Asian Art Signature® Auction in Dallas and New York City on September 20 and 21, achieving $1,480,866 with 423 lots...
October 11, 2022NEW YORK CITY — Christie’s Asian Art Week achieved a total of $35,378,754 with almost 80 percent sold by lot and 117 percent hammer above low estimate. There was global participation with bidders from...
October 11, 2022NEW YORK CITY — Doyle’s auction of Asian Works of Art on September 21 saw determined competition driving exceptional prices throughout the sale. Part of Asia Week New York, this highly anticipated...
October 5, 2022Ryan Matthew Cohn and Regina Marie Cohn are the founders and operators of the Oddities Flea Market. Ryan is known as a host on the television series Oddities (2010-14) and has since expanded his career...
October 5, 2022OAKLAND, CALIF. — Clars’ Fall Modern + Contemporary / Art + Design sale on September 16 started off the season with impressive results having 230 lots achieve a little more than $1.3 million. Fine...
October 5, 2022The Chelsea Keramic Art Works is one of the first American ceramics firms to designate itself as an art pottery company. Located just north of Boston in Chelsea, Mass., the company was established by the Robertson...
October 4, 2022LAMBERTVILLE, N.J. - It was time to bring out modern design at Rago Arts & Auction Center on September 23 with a sale featuring American and European furnishings, decorative arts, studio ceramics and contemporary...
October 4, 2022NEW BEDFORD, MASS. - The Antique Scrimshaw Collectors Association hosted its 32nd Annual Scrimshaw & Nautical Antiques Weekend September 23-25, returning with great success after a three-year hiatus. Presented...
October 4, 2022YORK, PENN. - In recent weeks and months, antiques shows and markets covered by this publication have featured an increasingly larger number of vendors who sell modern or contemporary handmade crafts in their...
October 4, 2022NEW YORK CITY - Private collectors turned out in force and dominated the buyers list at the sale of the collection of Dr Larry McCallister, which Sotheby's offered on September 22. The sale offered works...
October 4, 2022Decorative arts were dominant in this week’s top lots, from a Grecian-style recamier attributed to the workshop of Duncan Phyfe to a ‘Cityscape’ credenza by Paul Evans. Chippendale appeared in a tall...
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