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July 30, 2019DALLAS — A massive sample of crystallized gold from Eagle’s Nest Mine in the Michigan Bluff District in Placer County, California, dazzled brightly at Heritage Auctions’ Nature & Science auction...
July 30, 2019A specialist in Bonhams’ furniture and decorative arts department in Los Angeles since 2018, Anna Hicks has recently been appointed the head of Elegant Home sales. Her tenure at Bonhams follows 11 years...
July 30, 2019Marilyn and Don Forke collected for over six decades within the boundless expanse of late Seventeenth and early Eighteenth Century creation: a mix of New England furniture, English and American needlework,...
July 30, 2019Elegant things await you in this week’s Across The Block. Fifty carats of graduated 100 emerald-cut diamonds in an 18K gold setting brought a stunning necklace together at Kodner Galleries, resulting...
July 30, 2019By Karla Klein Albertson GREENSBURG, PA – Back in the day, even the sketchiest crash pad was enlivened by a treasure trove of graphic design. Spread out on the floor near the turntable would be a peacock...
July 26, 2019John and Liz DeSimone, for the last 40 years or so, have been producing ten to 12 antique shows annually in New England and, until recently when their landlord sold the property, operated an antique shop...
July 26, 2019EAST DENNIS, MASS. – Fueled by contributions from the collections of Paul Vardeman and Sam and Donna McDowell, Eldred’s solidified its lead in the scrimshaw market on Thursday, July 25. The day-long...
July 24, 2019YORK, PENN. – Hake’s auction house ventured into uncharted territory on July 11 with a rocket-firing Boba Fett action figure that sold for $112,926. The 3¾-inch prototype figure from Kenner’s...
July 24, 2019SOUTH PORTLAND, MAINE – The fine art auction house Barridoff Galleries, long a venerable fixture in Maine’s and the Northeast’s art auction scene, sold a number of significant pieces...
July 24, 2019CORNISH, N.H. – Augustus Saint-Gaudens (1848-1907) was one of the major sculptors at the turn of the Twentieth Century. His renown as an artist, as well as a teacher at the Art Students League and an organizer...-
July 23, 2019John and Liz DeSimone, for the last 40 years or so, have been producing ten to 12 antique shows annually in New England and, until recently when their landlord sold the property, operated an antique shop...
July 23, 2019Review and Photos by Chuck Muller, Catalog Photos Courtesy of Willis Henry Auctions MARSHFIELD, MASS. – Thirty-six years ago, Willis Henry decided to put together an all-Shaker auction. He was able,...
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