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April 12, 2021PHILADELPHIA — The top lot in Freeman’s April 8 Asian Arts sale was set early in the auction when a Chinese carved and underglazed red “Dragons and Waves” Meiping vase roared past its estimate...
April 12, 2021BRANFORD, CONN. — An American folk art needlework on paper dated 1823 surpassed its $2,000 high estimate to bring $49,200 at New Haven Auctions’ April 10 sale. The paper was linen-lined and tacked...
April 12, 2021NEW YORK CITY — A six-fold Meiji period Japanese screen depicting a battle scene set the high mark at Keno Auctions’ Estates and Asian Works of Art sale on Wednesday, April 7. After considerable competition...
April 12, 2021SPARKS, MD.— “This delicately potted and decorated work ranks among the finest examples of Massachusetts stoneware known and the finest bearing a Boston maker’s mark,” wrote the Zipp family of Crocker...
April 12, 2021HUDSON, N.Y. — A boutique sale of garden ornaments was sold on April 8 at Stair, led by a $46,080 result for a wrought iron garden gate designed by William Adams Delano (1874-1960) for his home in Syosset,...
April 6, 2021By Larry Neumeister NEW YORK (AP) – A US appeals court sided with a photographer on March 26 in a copyright dispute over how a foundation has marketed a series of Andy Warhol works of art based on one of her pictures...
April 6, 2021Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Catalog Photos Courtesy Ahlers & Ogletree ATLANTA, GA. – During the two days Ahlers & Ogletree, Inc., devoted to its Spring Fine Estates & Collections...
April 6, 2021Review by Greg Smith, Images Courtesy Pook & Pook Inc DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. – Pook & Pook’s March 24 Native American Indian auction spread out over 596 lots to spotlight Indigenous art and artifacts...
April 6, 2021Review by Greg Smith, Images Courtesy Roland NY GLEN COVE, N.Y. – Brown wood was a good wood for Roland NY as the firm rolled through just over 700 lots in its March 27 sale. Many of the top selling...
April 6, 2021Review by Greg Smith, Catalog Photos Courtesy Brunea & Co CRANSTON, R.I. – “It was the best pop culture auction for my department that we’ve ever had,” gushed Travis Landry...
April 6, 2021Review by Greg Smith, Photos Courtesy Hess Fine Auctions ST PETERSBURG, FLA.- Hess Fine Auctions’ March 27 sale had a bit of everything. Vintage sports cards, American folk art, clocks, a Patrick...
April 6, 2021Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Catalog Photos Courtesy Stair Galleries HUDSON, N.Y. – Clocking in at less than 350 lots – 342 to be exact – the Ligonier, Penn., estate of Richard P. Mellon...
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