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March 31, 2020BEDFORD VILLAGE, N.Y. – Butterscotch Auctions’ March 29 online-only “Spring Estates” sale was handily led by a carved spinach jade and porcelain standish that tempted the palate...
March 31, 2020MOUNT CRAWFORD, VA. – Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates’ March 28 online-only sale “Special Nineteenth & Twentieth Century Lighting” had nearly 800 lots, but the lamp that shone...
March 31, 2020ASHEVILLE, N.C. – Leading Brunk Auctions’ two-day online-only sale, March 27-28, was a Lemuel Curtis Federal girandole clock that nearly tripled its high estimate ($12/18,000) to bring $51,660....
March 31, 2020GENESEO, N.Y. – Shining brightest among the lots offered March 28 in the online-only sale of the collection of Dr Ronald & Krista Reed at Cottone Auctions was a Tiffany Studios Rose leaded glass...
March 31, 2020MANCHESTER, N.H. – In full nickel-plated finish, a Winchester model 1873 deluxe rifle shot true when it sold at Amoskeag Auction Company’s March 28-29 sale for $28,750. The 38-caliber rifle...
March 24, 2020By Kate Eagen Johnson CHADDS FORD, PENN. – “My main goal…is to re-create and recapture the look of the suffrage movement,” declared Amanda C. Burdan, curator of the Brandywine River...
March 24, 2020SUMMERFIELD, FLA. – Nancy Rivard Shaw, curator emerita of American Art at the Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA), passed away on Friday, March 13, in Summerfield, Fla. An internationally renowned specialist...
March 24, 2020LOS ANGELES – Peter Alexander Loughrey, respected auctioneer, art dealer and founder of Los Angeles Modern Auctions (LAMA), passed away on Monday, March 16 at the young age of 52 of cancer. Peter...
March 24, 2020CAMDEN, S.C. – About 80 percent of the lots sold online at Wooten & Wooten Auctioneers’ March 14 sale. The firm’s auction offered up 525 lots from approximately 25 consignors, including...
March 24, 2020CRANSTON, R.I. – Vibrant paintings by prominent Indian artists piqued the interest of bidders at Bruneau & Co. Auctioneers’ estates fine art and antiques auction conducted on March 14, as an equestrian...
March 24, 2020YORK, PENN. – Hake’s first pop culture memorabilia auction of the new decade scored a solid $1.5 million, bolstered by sales of key comic books, rare original comic art, Star Wars action figures,...
March 24, 2020By Greg Smith On Wednesday, March 11, the United States began to take seriously the COVID-19 outbreak that was spreading silently across the nation. The near days leading up to that date saw the United...
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