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December 7, 2021LONE JACK, MO. — Two lacquered Japanese inros soared high over their estimates in Soulis Auctions’ December 5-6 sale. An example depicting crayfish and signed Tsuishu Yosei sold for $29,520, while...
December 7, 2021PHILADELPHIA — An auction record was set for American illustrator Stevan Dohanos at $252,000 when Freeman’s sold his “Tying Flies,” a 1950 oil on Masonite completed for the Saturday Evening Post,...
December 7, 2021DALLAS — A circa 1900 hide cape with glass and brass beads, dyed porcupine quills, cloth and sinew, made by Oglala Sioux Julia Jordan for her daughter, Maria Julia, led Heritage Auctions’ Ethnographic...
December 7, 2021BOONTON, N.J. — Some of the surprisingly high results at Millea Bros’ three-day signature “Select” auctions December 1-3 were carpets, including the overall top lot, a Ziegler Sultanabad carpet...
December 7, 2021HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. — Fresh to the market, a Powell family North Carolina Chippendale Masonic walnut corner cupboard attributed to William Seay, circa 1792-96, found favor with bidders at Leland Little’s...
December 7, 2021Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Photos Courtesy Kaminski Auctions BEVERLY, MASS. – Frank Kaminski battled a head cold during Kaminski Auctions’ annual Thanksgiving two-day event November 27-28...
December 7, 2021SYRACUSE, N.Y. – Steve and Judy Allman greeted their exhibiting dealers and customers again after nearly two years absence at New York State Fairgrounds for the Salt City Holiday Antiques Show. The first...
December 7, 2021MEDIA, PENN. – The Decorative Arts Trust congratulates author Caitlin Meehye Beach, Historic Rock Ford and the New-York Historical Society on receiving Failey Grants. The Failey Grant program provides...
December 7, 2021Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy Flying Pig Auctions WESTMORELAND, N.H. – They hauled out the holly and filled up the stocking. Flying Pig Auctions presented its first annual holiday-themed...
December 7, 2021Review by Greg Smith, Photos Courtesy Schultz Auctioneers CLARENCE, N.Y.- Tucked into the 1,333-lot Thanksgiving Antique Auction at Schultz Auctioneers, held two consecutive days after the American holiday,...
December 7, 2021Auction highlights for our December 17, 2021 issue lead with a dozen Ward Bennett library chairs in good condition, crossing the block and closing at $11,213. Fox and Crane Online Auctions’ sold...
December 7, 2021If you have annual seasonal memories of visiting a historic site like Old Sturbridge Village to travel back in time to experience how holidays were celebrated ‘back in the old days,’ you will...
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