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January 11, 2022Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Photos Courtesy Copake Auction Inc. COPAKE, N.Y. – “It was a good sale, about as strong a sale as any I’ve had,” Seth Fallon of Copake Auction said...
January 11, 2022Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Photos Courtesy Forsythes’ Auctions CINCINNATI, OHIO – Two days after Forsythes’ Auctions January 2 sale, Frank Forsythe spoke the words everyone in this business...
January 11, 2022Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Photos Courtesy Bruneau & Co. CRANSTON, R.I. – A comic book collector who first became a follower of Travis Landry through the Pop Culture appraiser’s appearances...
January 11, 2022Auction highlights in our January 21, 2022 issue lead with a Nineteenth Century mahogany bar that was removed from the Miramar Mansion in Newport, R.I., crossing the block for $19,200 at Bruneau &...
January 11, 2022The plight of artworks seized from Jewish owners by the Nazis during World War II has been glorified in movies such as The Monuments Men (2014) and Woman in Gold (2015), but the business of restituting...
January 11, 2022By Laura Beach NEW YORK CITY – By the time the First International Antiques Exposition opened in the Grand Ballroom of the Hotel Commodore on March 25, 1929, the prototype of what much later would...
January 4, 2022COPAKE, N.Y. — Copake Auction’s 42nd Annual New Year’s Day auction of 745 lots, which was held online, was led by a nighttime landscape with a lake and figures that had been attributed to Albert...
January 4, 2022CINCINNATI, OHIO — Of the more than 450 lots that crossed the block at Forsythes’ Auctions on January 2, an 1819 silk on linen sampler worked by Blanch Welch of Baltimore took top-lot honors. Consisting...
January 4, 2022WINDSOR, CONN. — Nadeau’s Auction Gallery’s annual New Year’s Day auction of 714 lots included 113 lots of artwork, some of the best that has ever come through its doors to include John Singer...
January 4, 2022GLEN COVE, N.Y. — The Hundred Deer motif in Chinese iconography represents a wish for great wealth and success. Fittingly, as Roland NY conducted its annual sale on the first day of the New Year, a Nineteenth...
January 4, 2022CRANSTON, R.I. — Bruneau & Co., kicked off the New Year marvelously, netting white-glove results for a 20-lot single-owner sale of Marvel Comics on Saturday, January 1. The fourth volume to cross...
January 4, 2022Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy Michaan’s ALAMEDA, CALIF. – Michaan’s said that it is the first California auction house to offer Banksy’s “Girl with Balloon,” which,...
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