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May 24, 2021PITTSFIELD, MASS. – Featuring a selection of 700 items, Fontaine’s is highlighting the spring season with a two-day auction, the sessions occurring on back-to-back weekends each offering 350 lots....
May 24, 2021WILLOW, N.Y. – A painting by Jimmy Ernst (1920-1984) was featured in James Cox Gallery at Woodstock’s fourth online-only, fine art auction on May 23. The 1947 oil on canvas painting titled...
May 24, 2021BOONTON, N.J. – It was three days of New York City collections at Millea Bros.’ select auction, May 19-21, comprising ten individual single-owner collections, each devoted to a particular area...
May 24, 2021PHILADELPHIA – Of the nearly 750 lots that crossed Kamelot Auctions’ block on May 18 and 20, the top price realized was $11,875 for a late Nineteenth Century Italian carved marble well head...
May 24, 2021VINELAND, N.J. – An O-gauge Schlitz beer car by Marklin had bidders frothing when they pushed it to $40,800 at Bertoia Auctions’ May 21-22 sale featuring the train and toy collection of the late...
May 24, 2021DALLAS – An Apollo 11 Lunar Module flown American flag and embroidered Mission Insignia patch that was presented to and directly from the estate of NASA engineer and leader Chris Kraft soared to $137,500...
May 18, 2021Review and Photos by Greg Smith BRIMFIELD, MASS.- Just as a daffodil’s yellow bloom signals the end of a long, cold winter, the return of Brimfield Auction Acres May 12-15 marked the beginning of the end for a period...
May 18, 2021Review by Greg Smith, Photos Courtesy RSL Auction Co WHITEHOUSE STATION, N.J. – Following RSL Auction Co’s May 8 sale, auctioneer Leon Weiss said at least 30 auction records for individual...
May 18, 2021NEW YORK CITY – Pursued by five bidders, a large-scale version of one of Claude Monet’s iconic waterlilies works achieved $70,353,000 in Sotheby’s trio of sales conducted on May 12. “Le...
May 18, 2021Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy Blanchard’s Auction Service POTSDAM, N.Y. – “Eighty percent of the value was in 20 percent of the material,” said Kip Blanchard, who with...
May 18, 2021Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Catalog Photos Courtesy Stair HUDSON, N.Y. – “I’m not petrified now,” Colin Stair said the week after his May 6 auction, in which he offered 376 lots...
May 18, 2021Review by Greg Smith, Photos Courtesy Hudson Valley Auctioneers BEACON, N.Y. – Fine artist Louise Abrams (American, b 1941) began studying in the early 1960s at the Art Students League in New York...
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