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April 27, 2021Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Catalog Photos Courtesy Sworders STANSTED MOUNTFITCHET, ESSEX, UNITED KINGDOM – Sworder’s annual “Out of the Ordinary” sale, now in its fourth year,...
April 27, 2021Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Catalog Photos Courtesy Kinghams Auctioneers MORETON-IN-MARSH, UNITED KINGDOM – Kinghams Auctioneers inaugurated its new salesroom in Moreton-In-Marsh with 234 lots...
April 27, 2021NEW YORK CITY – A collection of 71 salt prints by William Henry Fox Talbot (1800-1877) sold for $1,956,000 at Sotheby’s April 21 sale. The lot sold to Hans Kraus Jr, a dealer. Sotheby’s...
April 27, 2021We were recently introduced to the YouTube videos that Asian art expert, advisor and dealer Peter Combs does for major sales of Asian art, in which he offers commentary on some of the sales’ top lots....
April 27, 2021By Kristin Nord FARMINGTON, CONN. – Construction workers were already well into their shift as walkers took advantage of the sun-dappled trails on a beautiful spring morning at Hill-Stead; tulips...
April 27, 2021Notable lots highlighted in our May 7, 2021 issue start with a Chinese white jade paperweight that soared to $48,750 at Clars Auction Gallery. American and Asian art flew high as well with a Paul Sample...
April 26, 2021SUDBURY, MASS. – Tremont Auctions conducted its annual spring auction on April 25 with a sale that included nearly 600 lots drawn from local estates and collections. More than 200 lots in that total...
April 26, 2021MAMARONECK, N.Y. – The top price realized in Shapiro Auctions’ April 24-25 International Fine & Decorative Art sale was $281,250, which was achieved by Alfons Walde’s (Austrian, 1891-1958)...
April 26, 2021NANTUCKET, MASS. – Rafael Osona Auction’s April 24 sale was conducted during Daffodil Weekend and colorful furniture saw particularly strong results. Of particular note was a Nineteenth Century...
April 26, 2021MOUNT CRAWFORD, VA. – Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates’ April 22-24 sale got off to a strong start with the collection of Carl Carter of Austin, Texas, that brought white-glove results with...
April 26, 2021DALLAS, TEXAS – The first dollar coin struck at the fledgling US Mint in 1794, an experiment in copper that would become the pattern for more valuable silver versions minted later, sold for $840,000...
April 26, 2021BUFORD, GA. – Slotin’s annual Spring Masterpiece sale produced a $44,400 result for “Caballero,” a 1930s graphite on paper by Martín Ramírez (1895-1963). The work measures 23¾...
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