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February 4, 2025ALAMEDA, CALIF. — Michaan’s January Gallery Auction concluded on January 17, where the fine art department saw multiple successful sales, with the jewelry and timepieces and furniture and decorations...
February 4, 2025VIENNA, VA. — Betty C. Monkman, a former White House curator, who, during 35 years under eight presidents, was entrusted with the conservation and care of thousands of artistic and decorative treasures...
February 4, 2025Bidders in recent auctions had deep pockets, taking one of three known Allen Iverson trading cards to $701,500 at Heritage, while a Chinese blue and white dragon basin at Doyle topped off at $108,450....
February 4, 2025BLOOMFIELD, N.J. — Nye & Company’s two-day Chic & Antique auction, January 22-23, presented more than 540 lots of artwork, Americana, ceramics, jewelry, coins and furniture.
February 4, 2025YORK, PENN. — On January 22, bidding closed for Hake’s Auctions’ Jeff Jacob Part 1 Auction, which saw 435 lots of action figures and other vintage collectibles from the Star Wars collector’s assortment...
February 4, 2025DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. — Pook & Pook’s two-day Americana auction, January 16-17, closed with 97 percent of the 981 lots offered successfully changing hands for a total realized of $3,167,286 — nearly...
February 4, 2025NEW YORK CITY — Sotheby’s conducted its second iteration of its “Visions of America” series January 24-25, with four sessions selling American fine art, the Exeter broadside of the Declaration...
February 3, 2025NEW YORK CITY — Christie’s Americana Week results were strong, with four sales January 22-24 offering more than 550 lots, more than 475 of which gaveled down successfully for a total of $29,566,352.
February 3, 2025HAMPTON, N.H. — If you’re looking for the ordinary, you can skip Peter Mavris’s Hampton show. But if you’re looking for out-of-the ordinary early antiques, don’t miss it.
February 3, 2025On October 1, the Yale University Art Gallery welcomed Bryan R. Just as its newest Molly and Walter Bareiss curator of Ancient Art.
February 3, 2025HUNTSVILLE, ALA. — James Orville Schrimsher (1926-2001) did not mince words when he voiced his opinion on Randall “Randy” and Kimberly Schrimsher’s fledgling interest in Classical American furniture,...
February 3, 2025NEW YORK CITY — Freeman’s | Hindman’s first furniture sale at its new New York City gallery featured 28 lots from the collection of Bessie and E. Ross Millhiser, who, working in the 1930s and 40s with...
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