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February 12, 2019Review by Greg Smith, Photos Courtesy of Brunk Auctions ASHEVILLE, N.C. – Eighty-seven lots from the collection of North American, European, World and Olympic champion figure skater Dick Button passed...
February 12, 2019Review and Photos by Greg Smith YORK, PENN. – Despite the forecast of chill and snow, most dealers left warmly satisfied with Melvin “Butch” Arion’s 172nd edition of the Original...
February 12, 2019Robert Todd Lincoln, the firstborn son of Abraham Lincoln and Mary Todd, rose to the rank of Secretary of War under Presidents James Garfield and Chester Arthur. Following this, he pivoted to diplomacy...
February 12, 2019An interesting mix of lots cross the blocks this week! Lelands scored a homer with the sale of a 1950-51 Joe DiMaggio New York Yankees game-worn Two Home-Run uniform that brought the gavel down at more...
February 12, 2019Jonathan Snellenburg has been the director of clocks and watches at Bonhams since 2009, capping a career that began with an education in history, geology and geochemistry. After heading the jewelry and silver...
February 12, 2019Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack CAMBRIDGE, MASS. – Carl Nordblom’s well-attended January 27 sale included a collection of marine chronometers, early American furniture, Eighteenth...
February 5, 2019A full deck of… skateboard decks by skating brand Supreme was a never-before-offered spectacle at Sotheby’s as the lot drew $800,000 in an online sale for the firm. It joins a number of other...
February 5, 2019Review and Photos by Madelia Hickman Ring WASHINGTON, DC — The government might have been shut down, but nothing could stop the Washington Winter Antiques show from taking place January 10-13 at the Katzen...
February 5, 2019BEVERLY, MASS. — On Sunday, February 3, Frank Kaminski’s sale included two signed and dated plaster reliefs by American artist John Millard Ferren (1905–1970). Together the two works brought $122,400....
February 5, 2019PALM BEACH, FLA. – The Flagler Museum’s “Season of Style” continues with an exhibition that shines a light on the inspiring role women played in the creation and design of art jewelry...
February 5, 2019By Jessica Skwire Routhier WASHINGTON, DC – “The Four Freedoms” is among American painter Norman Rockwell’s most popular works. First published in the widely circulated Saturday...
February 5, 2019ALEXANDRIA, VA. — An Egyptian corn mummy was the top lot of Potomack Company’s February 2 sale, as it sold for $112,500, including buyer’s premium. The example had been acquired from Egypt in the 1940s...
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