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December 15, 2020Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Photos Courtesy Kaminski Auctions BEVERLY, MASS. – It had been barely a month since Frank Kaminski and his staff finished ten days of selling property from the Waldorf...
December 15, 2020Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy Roland NY GLEN COVE, N.Y. – The December 5 estates sale at Roland NY featured a collection of Jansen furniture, more than 100 Belle Époque vases, bronzes and furniture...
December 15, 2020Notable sales found in our December 25, 2020 issue include some sleepers, starting with a Nineteenth Century Josephine Bonaparte French Empire-style bed that rose 13 times its high of $5,000 to a solid...
December 15, 2020BOONTON, N.J. – A Victorian carriage clock by London maker Charles Frodsham sold well above estimate at Millea Bros’ three-day Select Sale when it brought $39,600. The clock came with an estimate...
December 15, 2020LITCHFIELD, CONN. – Two Japanese woodblock prints, one a Ukiyo-e, the other by Hasui Kawase (1883-195) from the Chestnut Hill, Mass., estate of Richard I. Johnson (1925-2020), was the top lot of two days...
December 15, 2020FREEHOLD, N.Y. – Bidders at the December 13 auction at Carlsen Gallery, Inc, may have been nostalgic for warmer weather, with nine phone bidders competing for Kenneth Adams’ (1897-1966) oil on canvas...
December 15, 2020ROCKVILLE, MD. – Weschler’s December 11 Capital Collections sale was strong across the board, led by American artwork, Asian porcelain, midcentury pieces and jewelry. Going well over the estimate...
December 15, 2020NEW YORK CITY – Phillips’ design auction on December 9 totaled $5.1 million and was led by Peter Voulkos’ monumental “Black Bulerias,” which achieved $1,264,200, an auction...
December 8, 2020DALLAS, TEXAS — In 1956, upon the occasion of L. Frank Baum’s 100th birthday, Justin Schiller loaned to Columbia University impossible-to-find copies from the author’s Land of Oz series. At the time,...
December 8, 2020Review by Greg Smith, Photos Courtesy Material Culture PHILADELPHIA- Four hundred eighty-seven lots of fine, folk and outsider art headlined Material Culture’s November 23 sale, led by a landscape...
December 8, 2020Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy Tim’s Inc Auctions BRISTOL, CONN. – Tim’s Inc. Auctions laid it all out for holiday shoppers as the firm conducted its three-day auction extravaganza...
December 8, 2020MIAMI, FLA. – Just before Design Miami/ opened its doors on November 27, a jury convened to review every piece in the show and select the “Top Ten” designs in two categories, historical...
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