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July 15, 2025GLEN COVE, N.Y. — Roland Auctions NY conducted its first auction of the summer season on June 28, with a rare Pablo Picasso earthenware pitcher getting a lot of pre-auction attention. The pitcher was part...
July 15, 2025Games were a recurring theme at auctions this week, from a Super Nintendo console and games that realized $2,875 at JMW Auction Service, to $96,875 for a booster box copy of Pokémon Skyridge that led Heritage...
July 15, 2025PLAINFIELD, N.H. — Summer evenings are a great time for antique and vintage car rallies, so the time was right for William Smith Auctions to offer 14 vehicles from the Lebanon, N.H., antique vehicle...
July 15, 2025LARCHMONT, N.Y. — Clarke Auction Gallery closed out the month of June with its June Estates Auction, conducted on the 29th of the month.
July 15, 2025ZOAR, OHIO — Andrew Richmond and Hollie Davis are Meander Auctions; the couple’s most recent auction on June 28 featured more than 200 lots from the collection of Jo Louise Brown, who the sale catalog...
July 15, 2025KIRKWOOD, N.Y. — On June 28, McMurray Antiques & Auctions conducted a 150-lot sale featuring patent medicines, pills, tins, apothecary/drugstore and advertising items. The sale realized $40,113 and only...
July 15, 2025LONE JACK, MO. — Featuring 231 lots of Modernist works in Surrealism and magical realism as well as more traditional and academic works in Impressionism, Regionalism and Abstraction, Soulis Auctions’...
July 15, 2025THOMASTON, MAINE — The Summer Splendor auctions at Thomaston Place Auction Galleries is an annual event that draws international bidders and collectors in nearly every category of fine and decorative...
July 15, 2025The Smithsonian’s National Museum of Asian Art, in Washington, DC, recently appointed Nancy Karrels — an expert in art spoilation, provenance research and restitution — as its associate director...
July 15, 2025COTUIT, MASS. — There are literally hundreds of categories we can use to talk about art. Most of the time these categories work very well; sometimes they don’t. Often, artists do not fit neatly into...
July 14, 2025BRADENTON, FLA. — Mary Frost, a beloved member of the antiques community and a cherished friend to many, passed away on March 4, 2025, after facing cancer with remarkable grace and courage.
July 14, 2025WESTMORELAND, N.H. — A set of three original boxed prints by American photographer and artist Wallace Nutting (1861-1941) won the day at Flying Pig Auctions’ June 30 Fine Artwork & Related auction.
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