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May 5, 2020Review by Greg Smith, Photos Courtesy Wickliff Auctioneers CARMEL, IND. – Wickliff Auctioneers offered up 364 lots across fine art, jewelry, vintage estate furnishings, antiques and more in its April...
May 5, 2020MONROE, CONN. – Of the 401 lots offered April 30 by Fairfield Auctions, a molded copper fire pumper weathervane attributed to Cushing and White raced past its $20/40,000 estimate to rest at $48,000,...
May 5, 2020Review by Greg Smith & Madelia Hickman Ring, Photos Courtesy ADA NORTHWOOD, N.H. – When the antiques shows canceled on account of the Coronavirus pandemic, antique dealers looked online for the solution...
May 2, 2020By Greg Smith, Photos Courtesy Crocker Farm SPARKS, MD.— A 7-gallon W.H. Farrar stoneware water cooler featuring an incised and cobalt-decorated street scene of Broadway in Manhattan, dated 1846, sold...
April 28, 2020NORWELL, MASS. – On April 25, Boston Harbor Auctions offered nearly 400 lots, including the nautical collection of Michael Kittredge, the former owner of the Yankee Candle Company. Achieving top-lot...
April 28, 2020DALLAS – Multiple collectors pursued Patrick Nagel’s “Untitled,” 1982 all the way to $112,500 against an estimate of $60/80,000 to lead Heritage Auctions’ April 24 Illustration...
April 28, 2020MOUNT CRAWFORD, VA. – Topping the nearly 2,000 lots offered April 23-25 at Jeffrey S. Evans Auctions & Associates was a vintage platinum and diamond solitaire lady’s ring that brought $17,550...
April 28, 2020LARCHMONT, N.Y. – British artist Gerald Laing (1936-2011) claimed the top lot at Clarke Auctions Gallery’s April 26 sale with his sculpture “An American Girl,” which brought $25,000....
April 28, 2020By Madelia Hickman Ring NEW YORK CITY – The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the first of New York City’s museums to close out of concern for the COVID-19 pandemic, is one of the latest in the city...
April 28, 2020Folk art dealer David Schorsch got his start in the business by helping his mother, the late Marjorie “Peggy” Schorsch at the tender age of 12. As Mother’s Day approached, Antiques &...
April 28, 2020As Mother’s Day approaches, Antiques and The Arts Weekly is starting a new annual feature of paying tribute to women antique dealers by speaking to their sons and daughters for memories, anecdotes,...
April 28, 2020OAKLAND, CALIF. – The Robin Williams and Frank J. Caufield estates stole the show in Clars’ April 19 auction. The eclectic collections commanded the attention of bidders from across the globe....
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