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December 28, 2021Review by Greg Smith, Photos Courtesy Milestone Auctions WILLOUGHBY, OHIO – More than 900 lots of space toys and robots sprung to life at Milestone Auctions on December 18. Many of the robots came...
December 28, 2021Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Photos Courtesy Nye & Co. BLOOMFIELD, N.J. – “It was a very unexpectedly good sale with a nice strong result going into the end of the year, which...
December 28, 2021Notable lots for the January 7, 2022 edition includes Steph Curry’s 2009 Topps Chrome Rookie card that broke $1 million, meanwhile the personal iMac computer Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales used to create...
December 28, 2021In recent years, auction houses have blurred interdepartmental lines, offering – for example – a $450 million Leonardo Da Vinci in an Evening Sale of Post-War and Contemporary Art, or a $43 million...
December 28, 2021By Kristin Nord WORCESTER, MASS. – As we move into the bleak midwinter, literally and figuratively, “Love Stories from the National Portrait Gallery, London,” has arrived as a spiritual...
December 21, 2021NEW YORK CITY— Louis Comfort Tiffany’s “Medusa” Pendant sold for $3,650,000 in Sotheby’s December 7 Magnificent Jewelry sale, establishing a record for works made by the artist, but not by his studio....
December 21, 2021SACRAMENTO, CALIF. — Part 1 of the Mel Hammer bottle collection — gathered over a 50-year span by a man who dedicated much of his adult life to the acquisition and study of antique glass — was sold...
December 21, 2021DANIA BEACH, FLA. — Following the successful sale of one of the world’s largest and rarest collections of Steuben glass items in July, Akiba Antiques returned on December 16 to present what it titled...
December 21, 2021OAKLAND, CALIF. — An ink on paper original illustration artwork by Charles Schulz for his daily comic “Peanuts” soared over its $10,000 high estimate to take $43,750 at Clars Auction Gallery’s...
December 21, 2021DALLAS — Nearly four dozen bids poured in for a magnificent 1879 $4 Flowing Hair until it reached $264,000 to lead Heritage Auctions’ US Coins Signature® Auction December 16-19. The 1879 Flowing Hair...
December 21, 2021The Wisconsin Historical Society, founded in 1846, recently selected Ralph Appelbaum Associates (RAA) as the exhibit designer for the state’s new history museum project on the Capitol Square in Madison,...
December 21, 2021WILLOUGHBY, OHIO — The Flying Spaceman, a friction toy from Japanese maker Bandai, sold for $21,850 at Milestone Auctions’ December 18 sale of robots and space toys. The company said the toy came with...
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