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February 16, 2021Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Catalog Photos Courtesy Kodner Galleries DANIA BEACH, FLA. – On February 3, Kodner Galleries offered 298 lots of jewelry, couture and the collection of Phil Collins’...
February 16, 2021Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Catalog Photos Courtesy Akiba Antiques DANIA BEACH, FLA. – In its second sale of the year, Akiba Antiques offered approximately 500 lots in a sale titled “Eclectic...
February 16, 2021By Karla Klein Albertson WORCESTER, MASS. – Finally, a pair of harmonious exhibitions you can slip your arms into and feel the rush of silk against the skin. Walking through “The Kimono in Print:...
February 15, 2021Notable sales in our February 26, 2021 issue offer a mix of artistic styles: from fine to modern to pin-up. A colorful 1964 still life with flowers by Bernard Cathelin drew active bidding to five figures...
February 15, 2021Slated to open this year as the freshest extension of The Riverside Art Museum is the Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art, Culture & Industry, to be better known as The Cheech. Its namesake is Cheech,...
February 15, 2021ASHEVILLE, N.C. – The top price of $159,900 in Brunk Auctions’ February 12-13 Premier Auction was realized by a circa 1760 Irish George II carved mahogany side table with boldly carved stand,...
February 15, 2021EAST DENNIS, MASS. – A lot of two framed works by Jack Butler Yeats (Ireland, 1871-1957) led Eldred’s February 11 Winter Market Auction, bringing $5,312 from an international buyer bidding...
February 15, 2021BELLOWS FALLS, VT. – A fuchsia silk evening cape by Gabrielle Chanel sold for $21,250 at Augusta Auctions’ February 10 sale. The cape, circa 1923, featured embroidered leaves in ombre silk...
February 15, 2021SOUTH PORTLAND, MAINE – Louise Nevelson’s (American, 1899-1988) “Moon Zag III,” a 1984 wooden sculpture painted black, 56 by 79 by 23½ inches, topped Barridoff Galleries February...
February 15, 2021POTSDAM, N.Y. – Blanchard’s winter antiques auction was a special affair, presenting the historic “Camp Manor” Sackets Harbor, N.Y., estate that was built for Col. Elisha Camp,...
February 9, 2021MONTGOMERY, PENN. – American antiques dealer Chris Rebollo passed away February 3 following a long battle with cancer. He was 57 years old. Chris was born in Chestnut Hill, Penn., and remained close...
February 9, 2021Review by Laura Beach, Photos Courtesy The Winter Show NEW YORK CITY AND ONLINE – However commonplace it has become to describe the last ten months as a time of paradigm shift, it is hard to overstate...
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