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May 1, 2018By Kate Eagen Johnson GLENS FALLS, N.Y. – “Today we hear a lot about America being divided, with the urban centers and rural America separate. Rockwell Kent enjoyed both worlds and was successful...
May 1, 2018There isn’t much that hasn’t been said about Albert Einstein, but even if the theories are a bit too technical to understand or the science doesn’t much interest you, his legacy of insatiable curiosity...
May 1, 2018Review and Photos by Laura Beach PHILADELPHIA – At the risk of reaching for a sports analogy, it is hard not to see a parallel between Philadelphia’s beloved – in some quarters, anyway...
April 30, 2018Review and Photos by Madelia Hickman Ring KATONAH, N.Y. – The 33rd edition of the Bedford Spring Antiques Show (BSAS), conducted April 14-15 at the Harvey School, held its preview party the evening...
April 30, 2018Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack, Additional Photos Courtesy Willis Henry PLYMOUTH, MASS. – Willis Henry’s sale on April 14 firmly demonstrated the strength of the market for woodenware,...
April 30, 2018Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack, Additional Photos Courtesy Fontaine’s Auction Gallery PITTSFIELD, MASS. – On April 21, John Fontaine conducted his first auction comprising solely...
April 30, 2018DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. — Bidders were sitting on the edge of their seats as bidding soared past the $80/120,000 estimate to a sale price of $280,600, including buyer’s premium, for a Berks County painted...
April 30, 2018LISBON FALLS, MAINE — A Japanese tanto was the surprise top lot in Daniel Buck Auctions’ April 28 Firearms, Military and Sporting sale as it sold for $61,600 to a Canadian collector. The tanto featured...
April 30, 2018HUDSON, N.Y. — A Roman carved torso of an athlete proved the winner at Stair Galleries’ April 28–29 sale. With provenance to the collections of Albert Gallatin and Mrs James Gallatin, interest...
April 30, 2018PHILADELPHIA — Philadelphians and others convened at Freeman’s on April 29 to honor Dorrance “Dodo” H. Hamilton, a champion of some of the city’s great institutions and causes. Hamilton died...
April 30, 2018NEW YORK CITY — Lark Mason Associates took in another dazzling result for a Korean screen as the firm roused $225,000 for a Nineteenth Century example in its April 24 sale. Each section of the eight...
April 30, 2018MT. CRAWFORD, VA. — A lot with two Chinese enamel tea pots with came up for sale at Jefferey Evans & Associates on April 28. With an estimate of $50/80, the pair opened at $1,300; another in-house...
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