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August 11, 2020Author and photographer Mathew Duman, wearing his trademark safari outfit and pith helmet, will present a walking tour through Yale University on August 15. The helmet is a tipoff that he’ll not be doing...
August 11, 2020Review and Photos by Rick Russack DEERFIELD, N.H. — Is there a pent-up demand for live shows and person-to-person contact? Simply put, yes. Rachel and Josh Gurley’s show is a staple of Antiques Week...
August 11, 2020Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy John McInnis Auctioneers AMESBURY, MASS. — John McInnis Auctioneers brought to public auction the estate of Dorothy Haughton aka “First Lady of Harness Racing”...
August 11, 2020OAKLAND, CALIF. — Three Chinese lots combined for $442,800 at Clars Auction Gallery’s August 8-9 sale. Leading the group was “Red Leaves and Bird,” an ink and color on paper measuring 13¾ by 32 inches...
August 11, 2020WESTMORELAND, N.H. — Topping the nearly 350 unreserved lots from the estate of Norman “Joe” Allard offered by Flying Pig Auctions on Monday, August 3, was an early Twentieth Century painted wooden...
August 11, 2020NORTH CLARENDON, VT. — A number of bronzes by American sculptor Patrick Villiers Farrow (1942-2009) were the top draw for bidders at Popular Pioneer’s August 9 sale, with about eight on offer, including...
August 11, 2020DALLAS — When Michael Jackson performed, the hits just kept coming. When a crystal-studded glove, personally owned and worn on stage by Michael Jackson during the 1984 Victory Tour crossed the block...
August 11, 2020NANTUCKET, MASS. — “Scrimshaw, to me, is the whaler’s sketchpad…” Rafael Osona has been known to muse. His is an apt vantage point for evaluating the off-duty handwork of whaling crews. More...
August 7, 2020HENLEY-ON-THAMES, U.K. – Leading a sale of nearly 300 lots offered by The Pedestal on July 28 was a Seventeenth Century Indo-Portuguese teak, ebony and ivory standing cabinet that more than doubled...
August 6, 2020Now there’s a $2 result. From modern masters to rare white moonstone Aladdin lamps, the August 14, 2020 issue of Across The Block features hits across categories and styles. Results from Neue Auctions...
August 6, 2020TRUMBULL, CONN. — Stanley A. Block, age 87, of Trumbull, Conn., passed away at home surrounded by his loved ones on July 17. Stanley was the founder and chairman of the Marble Collectors Society of America,...
August 6, 2020Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy Poster Auctions International NEW YORK CITY — The term “El Dorado” comes from Spanish tradition, a way to describe a mythical city or country of fabulous...
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