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September 20, 2022Review by Z.G. Burnett, Photos Courtesy Hargesheimer Art Auctions DÜSSELDORF, GERMANY – Hargesheimer Art Auctions conducted four successive auctions, September 7-10: Jewelry; Works of Art, Porcelain,...
September 20, 2022Evan Woodard is an explorer, photographer and historian based in Baltimore, Md., who founded the excavation company Salvage Arc in 2020. Woodard and his team dig through forgotten homesteads, rubbish dumps...
September 20, 2022BELLOWS FALLS, VT. — Augusta Auctions conducted its annual Autumnal Elegance Auction on September 14, offering 250 lots of fashion and textile history with many fresh-to-market garments from the Eighteenth...
September 20, 2022By Jessica Skwire Routhier NEW YORK CITY – In the study of art history, there is a kind of accepted trajectory for a self-taught artist: years of puttering about within a limited social, economic...
September 20, 2022STAMFORD, CONN. — In his first annual auction dedicated to painting and artwork, Sam Pizzichillo and 5th Avenue Auctions offered 110 lots of unreserved fine art from homes and clients in New York...
September 20, 2022CINCINNATI, OHIO — Two sand bottles by Andrew Clemens (American, 1857-1894) were the first and second place finishers in Hindman’s September 14-15 auction of American furniture, folk art and decorative...
September 20, 2022BRANFORD, CONN. — On September 13, New Haven Auctions, now New England Auctions, by Fred Giampietro, conducted its online-only Americana, Antiques & Fine Art Discovery Auction, offering 446 lots...
September 16, 2022Collection Of Jay I. Kislak, Part II, Sold At Doyle NEW YORK CITY – Doyle auctioned part two of the collection of Jay I. Kislak to benefit the Kislak Family Foundation in a timed online auction that...
September 13, 2022Review by Marty Steiner, Photos Courtesy New Frontier Western Auctions CHEYENNE, WYO. – Many Americans have only a bare knowledge of history. What education they do have has come from questionable...
September 13, 2022Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy Norman C. Heckler & Company WOODSTOCK VALLEY, CONN. – Norman Heckler presented more than 70 choice examples of glass bottles in his firm’s Premier...
September 13, 2022Review & Onsite Photos by Tania Kirkman PHILLIPSBURG, N.J. – Nestled in the picturesque rural hills of northern New Jersey, the annual Warren County Antiques Show & Vintage Marketplace took...
September 13, 2022Review & Onsite Photos by Madelia Hickman Ring STORMVILLE, N.Y. – Six times a year – twice in the spring, twice in summer and twice in the fall, collectors, dealers and craftspeople make...
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