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April 7, 2020LARCHMONT, N.Y. – What a difference a month makes. Clarke Auction Gallery’s first two auctions of the year boasted good-sized attendance as usual, but its March 22 sale, which came two days...
April 7, 2020MOUNT CRAWFORD, VA . – The Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates March 28 Nineteenth & Twentieth Century Lighting auction was a highly anticipated event for Aladdin and other lighting collectors...
April 7, 2020Review by Tom O’Hara SARASOTA, FLA. – Andrew Ford kept his gavel pounding at Sarasota Estate Auction for the two-day sale March 28-29, with more than 1,100 lots moving across the dais through...-
April 7, 2020The Antiques and The Arts Weekly E-Edition is a digital replica of the printed newspaper, complete with a suite of viewing options that users can choose depending on their preferred reading style or device....
April 7, 2020Review by Madelia Hickman Ring BROOKLYN, CONN. – Carbone & Sons’ Sunday, March 29 auction was billed as the sale of an “eclectic designer’s Connecticut estate,” and that...
April 7, 2020Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Photos Courtesy Butterscotch Auction BEDFORD VILLAGE, N.Y. – Butterscotch Auction’s March 29 “Spring Estates” sale featured 667 lots, including couture...
April 7, 2020Andrew Young is a craftsman and restorer of antiques and historical structures near Washington DC. His family history, which goes back to Seventeenth Century America, contributed to a lifelong wish to live...
April 7, 2020CINCINNATI, OHIO – Following the guidelines of the CDC and the State of Ohio, Cowan’s Cincinnati salesroom floor was empty for its March 19 and 20 Americana auctions but that did not dampen...
April 7, 2020Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Photos Courtesy Cottone Auctions GENESEO, N.Y. – On Saturday, March 28, Cottone Auctions offered in an online-only format the collection of Dr Ronald and Krista Reed,...
April 7, 2020WHITEHOUSE STATION, N.J. – A Bowling Alley cast iron mechanical bank ruled the roost at RSL Auction Company’s April 4-5 sale when it sold for $87,000. Circa 1879 by Philadelphia company Kyser...
April 7, 2020SARASOTA, FLA. – On April 5, Helmuth Stone offered Part II of important Chinese paintings and illustrations from the collection of James A. Helzer (1946-2008), the founder of Unicover Corporation....
April 7, 2020DALLAS – A highly coveted, 1966 concert poster from The Beatles’ performance at New York City’s Shea Stadium set a world record for the most expensive concert poster ever sold at public...
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