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July 26, 2022Review and Photos by Z.G. Burnett EAST HAMPTON, N.Y. – The day was ending, but the preview party was just beginning at the East Hampton Historical Society (EHHS) on July 15 as guests filed in through...
July 26, 2022Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Photos Courtesy Brunk Auctions ASHEVILLE, N.C. – Southern works of art and antiques were a powerhouse component of Brunk Auctions’ July 14-16 Emporium and Premier...
July 26, 2022Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack, Additional Photos Courtesy Copley Fine Art Auctions HINGHAM, MASS. – On July 14 and 15, Copley Fine Art Auctions put together a 676-lot sale with several...
July 26, 2022The trappings of gracious homes from gentler times past were up for auction this past week. Andrew Jones Auctions sold a Twentieth Century Queen Anne-style chinoiserie cabinet at five times its estimated...
July 26, 2022By Justin W. Thomas NEWBURYPORT, MASS. – There has been a lot of speculation through the years about the type of red earthenware made at the Dodge Pottery in Portland, Maine. Benjamin Dodge (1774-1838)...
July 26, 2022Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy Nadeau’s Auction Gallery WINDSOR, CONN. – Summer fine furnishings, art glass and more were on the bill of fare for Nadeau’s auction on July 16. The sale...
July 26, 2022Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy Roland NY GLEN COVE, N.Y. – There was something for everyone at the July 16 Roland NY estate sale, attested by the event’s two top selling lots, each...
July 26, 2022Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Photos Courtesy Kaminski Auctions BEVERLY, MASS. – “I’m totally exhausted” Frank Kaminski said when we reached him two days after he’d concluded...
July 26, 2022Reviews and Photos by Z.G. Burnett STURBRIDGE, MASS. – After seven years of skipping the July Brimfield week, new owners David Brockman and Brian Cohen decided to open the Sturbridge Show to summer...
July 26, 2022George W. McDaniel, PhD, president of organizational strategy firm McDaniel Consulting, for more than 25 years served as the executive director of Drayton Hall, a historic site of the National Trust for Historic...
July 26, 2022By Kristin Nord COTUIT, MASS. – The Cahoon Museum of American Art is brilliantly adorned with scrimshaw from the Age of Whaling this summer in a glorious exhibition of more than 250 decorative and utilitarian...
July 26, 2022TRUMBULL, CONN. — Block’s Marble Auction, the longest running marble auction, conducted its 1,133rd auction on Saturday, July 16. This live online auction featured several rare and high-quality antique,...
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