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May 13, 2025I remember Jimmy as a wonderful folk art dealer who had an exceptional eye for the unusual, the rare and the beautiful object. I loved to go into his booth at the Philadelphia antiques show and other shows...
May 13, 2025BOSTON — In the span of just one week, Grogan & Company, Fine Art and Jewelry Auctioneers conducted two jewelry auctions that totaled $5 million, with more than 425 lots offered.
May 13, 2025THOMASTON, MAINE — More than 500 lots of Japanese woodblock prints, rare netsuke, inro and okimono, painted scrolls, traditional silk work, watercolors and other Asian items crossed the block in Thomaston...
May 13, 2025CANAAN, N.Y. — Ralph Fontaine’s Heritage Auctions conducted a 487-lot Super Spring Multi-Estate Auction, filled with silver, coins, jewelry, garden items, music boxes, lamps, clocks, paintings, furniture...
May 13, 2025ASTORIA, N.Y. — Auctions at Showplace rang in May with its Important Fine Art and Design Auction, kicking off on the first of the month with a 145-lot auction celebrating the biggest names in art, art glass,...
May 13, 2025MIDDLEBOROUGH, MASS. — The slogan that John White and his wife, Kathryn Black, use in promoting White’s Auctions is “As Simple As Black And White.”
May 13, 2025BLOOMFIELD, N.J. — Nye & Company closed out April with its Hunt, Heritage & Home: Property from the Estate of Susan Ely auction, which saw 365 lots cross the block from the private collection of the New Jersey...
May 12, 2025AMESBURY, MASS. — Can you successfully sell more than 400 cloth dolls in one sale? As it turns out, yes. As part of a three-day sale, April 25-27, auctioneer John McInnis and gallery director Dan Meader...
May 12, 2025PARK RIDGE, N.J. — According to Days Of The Year, April 27 is World Design Day, World Pinhole Photography Day, Morse Code Day, National Pet Parents Day and National Gummi Bear Day.
May 12, 2025PHILADELPHIA — Spring takes many forms in Philadelphia: rowers and scullers take to the Schuylkill River, daffodils, tulips and cherry blossoms bloom and dance along Benjamin Franklin Parkway, and a large...
May 12, 2025For those that pay attention to the staffing of specialists at auction houses, it can sometimes feel like a game of musical chairs, with experts changing firms as markets evolve.
May 12, 2025CHICAGO — When the Costume collection manager at the Chicago History Museum (CHM), Jessica Pushor, decided to take a pair of Nike Air Jordan 1 men’s basketball shoes out of collection storage and up into...
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