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August 16, 2022Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack, Additional Photos Courtesy W.A. Smith PLAINFIELD, N.H. – Bill Smith timed this sale perfectly. The sale did not have items that were expected to sell for five...
August 16, 2022Why do we go to museums? Some of us want to learn about the past, some of us want to scratch an itch of a collecting passion, while others may just be curious about art and culture or merely want to be entertained....
August 16, 2022By Kristin Nord BRUNSWICK, MAINE – Most of us in our lifetimes, if we are lucky, find a place that becomes our spiritual True North. For many artists over two centuries that place has been Maine....
August 16, 2022POSTDAM, N.Y. — Blanchard’s Auction Services conducted its Premier Adirondack online auction on August 12, offering more than 650 lots of rustic charm where form truly meets functionality. The highest...
August 16, 2022MARLBOROUGH, MASS. — Many of the items in the August 13 Bonhams Skinner Americana sale were from the family collections of Nina Fletcher and Bertram Little. Leading the day, from that collection and selling...
August 16, 2022SANTA FE, N.M. — Santa Fe Art Auction’s American Indian arts sale on August 12-13 coincided with Indian Market to celebrate diverse Native American arts. Featuring more than 500 lots from Nineteenth...
August 16, 2022VALATIE, N.Y. — On August 9 and 10, Old Kinderhook Auction Company conducted a two-day marathon sale, August Or Bust 2022, offering almost 1,100 lots. The top lot of both auctions was a grouping of a Benjarong...
August 16, 2022FREEPORT, MAINE — Of the 537 lots offered in Casco Bay Auctions’ August 13 Summer Americana Auction, a rare sailor-themed hooked rug sailed into first place, achieving $10,200 against an estimate of $1,2/1,800....
August 16, 2022BUFORD, GA. — “In the Beginning…” of Slotin Folk Art’s August 6-7 Fun Folk Art & Paradise Garden Fundraiser auction were a favorite biblical couple. Levent Isik’s Adam and Eve were presented...
August 9, 2022Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy of Hake’s YORK, PENN. – A veritable six-pack of original artworks from Star Wars’ earliest days combined to post impressive results at Hake’s...
August 9, 2022Review by Marty Steiner, Photos Courtesy Holabird Western Americana RENO, NEV. – Back when you could just drop your kids off on Saturday morning, they went to their Wild West matinee at the local...
August 9, 2022Review by Rick Russack, Photos Courtesy of Guyette & Deeter ST MICHAELS, MD. – The Guyette & Deeter sale on July 29 and 30 at the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum, as one would expect, included...
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