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July 23, 2018SPARKS, MD. — Incised from base to mouth, bidders had a lot to talk about on an Anna Pottery fair jug, which blasted off to $82,600 including the buyer’s premium at Crocker Farm’s July 21 sale. With...
July 17, 2018Portraits of Sir Francis Drake and Christ took high bids in this week’s Across the Block, as a variety of other items including bowls, scrolls, and tribal figures went above and beyond their estimates....
Eighteenth Century Tomahawk Given By George Washington To Seneca Leader Returns To N.Y. State MuseumJuly 17, 2018ALBANY, N.Y. – The New York State Museum has announced that an Eighteenth Century Native American pipe tomahawk gifted in 1792 to Seneca leader Cornplanter by President George Washington has been...
July 17, 2018DALLAS – A new auction record for artwork by Disney Legend Mary Blair was set when her “Cinderella Magic Coach” concept painting (Walt Disney, 1950) sold for $60,000, triple its estimate,...
July 17, 2018NEW YORK CITY – The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum once again is in the forefront of presenting the work of Alberto Giacometti (1901-1966) in the first major museum exhibition in the United States...
July 17, 2018Overlooking the Lieutenant River in Old Lyme, the Florence Griswold Museum – a birthplace of American Impressionism – is, as ever, a place for meditating on the rustic sublime. Much credit...
July 17, 2018By Kristin Nord OLD LYME, CONN. – If landscape is language, then the New England farm has long been its poetic expression. The region’s rugged topography has mirrored how we identify as Yankees;...
July 17, 2018There are three goals to the Peace Corps: to help the people of interested countries in meeting their need for trained men and women, to help promote a better understanding of Americans on the part of the peoples...
July 17, 2018Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack WILLISTON, VT. – Duane Merrill and Company Auctioneers & Appraisers’ June 30 and July 1 sale had a good assortment of material from regional estates....
July 17, 2018Review and Photos by Greg Smith SOUTH SALEM, N.Y. – It was gearing up to be a hot one as approximately 100 buyers lined up for the early morning bell at Frank Gaglio and Barn Star Production’s...
July 16, 2018SPARKS, MD. — “It really is a painstaking process, making something like this. And that typifies the Kirkpatrick Brothers work. They really made the most artistic, most time-consuming stoneware...
July 16, 2018BEVERLY, MASS. — On the second day of a two-day auction conducted on July 14 and 15 at Kaminski Auctions, a Nineteenth Century (or earlier) marble shrouded skull came to the block with an estimate of $3/5,000....
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