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May 7, 2019Musical instruments of high quality tend to increase in value, as was evident at recent auctions across the United States. A Steinway Model S piano, 1941, struck a high $7,800 note at Litchfield County...
May 2, 2019NEW YORK CITY – Gregory Cerio and Don Sparacin, editor and publisher, respectively, of The Magazine Antiques, have acquired the nearly century old title from ArtNews Media, LLC, it was announced...
April 30, 2019KANSAS CITY, MO — The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art joins the Kansas City community in mourning the loss of Morton I. Sosland, who died on April 25. The 93-year-old Sosland, with his wife, Estelle, was a generous...
April 30, 2019KANSAS CITY, MO. — The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art joins the Bloch family and Bloch Family Foundation in profound sadness with news of the death of Henry Wollman Bloch, who died peacefully on April 22, surrounded...
April 30, 2019Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack, Additional Photos Courtesy of Tremont Auctions SUDBURY, MASS. – Tremont’s first sale in its new facility on April 14 was devoted to Asian arts and antiques....
April 30, 2019Baron Perlman is what one might call a “born collector.” A childhood and teen focus on stamps, comic books and baseball cards gave way to American antiques. He wants others to learn about the joys...
April 30, 2019WASHINGTON, DC – Artworks representing animals – real or imaginary, religious or secular – span the full breadth and splendor of Japanese artistic production. The National Gallery of Art has announced,...
April 30, 2019By Laura Beach PROVIDENCE, R.I. – Just under a foot tall and flecked with copper and brass, a japanesque silver vase of 1879 set Elizabeth A. Williams on a years-long quest to uncover the all-but-forgotten...
April 30, 2019Review and Photos by W.A. Demers BRONX, N.Y. – Winter-weary denizens in the tri-state area threw off the gray, sodden remnants of that tenacious season when the New York Botanical Garden Antiques...
April 30, 2019They say timing is everything, and that held true for two lots in this week’s “Across The Block.” An Austrian KPM porcelain mantel clock sold above its $35,000 high estimate at Rago’s Remix:...
April 30, 2019Review by Karla Klein Albertson / Photos Courtesy of Neal Auction Company NEW ORLEANS – An observant Martian in the crowd at an auction might wonder why fine art is such a big hit. Buyers can never...
April 30, 2019Review and Onsite Photos by Madelia Hickman Ring “Copake has single-handedly kept the hobby alive for 28 years, with gusto.” -Keith Pariani, collector, Deland, Fla. COPAKE, N.Y. – For three...
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