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May 10, 2022Review by Z.G. Burnett, Photos Courtesy Eldred’s EAST DENNIS, MASS. – Eldred’s conducted a weekend-long auction April 27-29 full of Asian treasures in every medium and scale, from a multitude...
May 10, 2022Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Photos Courtesy Andrew Jones Auctions LOS ANGELES – For the fourth time in as many sales, Andrew Jones Auctions has achieved “white glove” results for lots...
May 10, 2022Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy Nadeau’s Auction WINDSOR, CONN. – Ed Nadeau always packs his spring auction with items representing a broad swath of collecting sensibilities, and his April...
May 10, 2022Review by Z.G. Burnett, Photos Courtesy Doyle NEW YORK CITY – On April 27, Doyle Galleries conducted the sale of an estate that encapsulated far more than 15 minutes of fame. Brigid Berlin (1939-2020)...
May 10, 2022After a lengthy search for an assistant curator, Historic New England appointed Dr Erica Lome to the position last March. Lome has not stopped working since her graduation from the Bard Graduate Center...
May 10, 2022By Laura Beach WINTERTHUR, DEL. – In a fragmented media landscape riven by political rancor, it is hard to imagine an event as unifying as Jacqueline Kennedy’s televised White House tour, broadcast...
May 10, 2022GENESEO, N.Y. — Two days of antiques and fine art across the block at Cottone Auctions, May 5 and 6, resulted in more than 300 lots finding new homes, including paintings and prints, decorative arts,...
May 10, 2022NEW YORK CITY — Thomas Sully’s (American, 1783-1872) 1839 portrait of Commodore James Biddle, sold as part of the Christine Biddle Wainwright Collection that was offered during Doyle’s May 3-4 sales...
May 10, 2022PHILADELPHIA — A mahogany sideboard table that descended in the Pemberton, Morris and Lloyd families of Philadelphia and was attributed by tradition to Thomas Affleck stretched its $40/60,000 estimate...
May 10, 2022ALEXANDRIA, VA. — The Potomack Company was selected by the Kennedy Center to present the personal ephemera, clothing and artwork owned by the late Supreme Court Justice, to benefit her beloved Washington...
May 10, 2022DALLAS — An extraordinary 1863 $20 gold coin, graded PR65+ Cameo by PCGS, from the collection of Bob R. Simpson — ranked by Professional Coin Grading Service as one of the best ever amassed — and one of just...
May 10, 2022MARLBOROUGH, MASS. — On April 23, an unlikely lot swam to the top of Skinner’s American furniture and decorative arts online sale. This Nineteenth Century glazed redware fish-form flask with molded...
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