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June 22, 2021ALAMEDA, CALIF. – On June 18, a painting by Paul Henry (Irish, 1876-1958) sold for $230,850 with buyer’s premium at Michaan’s summer sale. It is the highest price paid for the artist’s...
June 22, 2021DALLAS – A derringer once owned by George Armstrong Custer, the lieutenant colonel who died at the 1876 Battle of Little Bighorn in Custer’s Last Stand, sold for $40,000 at Heritage Auctions’...
June 22, 2021MARLBOROUGH, MASS.- A “Dragon Table” by Judy Kensley McKie (American, b 1944) sold for $62,500 at Skinner’s Twentieth Century Design sale on June 8. In cast bronze and a glass top, the coffee...
June 22, 2021NEW YORK CITY – A Tiffany Studios reticulated bronze and leaded glass turtleback table lamp with pineapple base sold for $81,900 at Doyle’s Dolye+Design sale June 16. The example had once been...
June 22, 2021CAMBRIDGE, MASS. – Queen Anne dressing tables with scalloped tops are extremely rare, with perhaps fewer than three dozen known to exist. One very similar to the example offered in CRN’s June...
June 15, 2021By Karla Klein Albertson NEW YORK CITY – What could be new in the world of rocks? Not that grey boulder by the road, but one of the world’s finest collections of gems and minerals at the American...
June 15, 2021Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Catalog Photos Courtesy Copake Auction COPAKE, N.Y. – Sailing into the lead at Copake Auction’s June 5 unreserved estate auction was an American school oil on canvas...
June 15, 2021Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Photos Courtesy Exhibitors ONLINE & PENNSBURG, PENN. – Take a comparatively small show with a relatively narrow focus, add in a global pandemic and watch change...
June 15, 2021Review by Greg Smith, Photos Courtesy Freeman’s PHILADELPHIA – Outside the confines of the artist’s lifetime representative, Davis Galleries, which would later rename to Davis & Langdale...
June 15, 2021Review and Photos by Rick Russack CONCORD, N.H. – It’s not an exaggeration to say that whatever your interests in printed items or early manuscripts, you probably could have found it at Richard...
June 15, 2021Review by Greg Smith, Photos Courtesy Hyde Park Country Auctions POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. – Americana, primitives, garden fare and early glass were on tap at Hyde Park Country Auctions on June 6. The most...
June 15, 2021Review by Greg Smith, Photos Courtesy American Bottle Auctions SACRAMENTO, CALIF. – Serendipity was bottled and sold at American Bottle Auctions on June 6 when the firm’s timed online-only...
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