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April 1, 2025EAST MEADOW, N.Y. — On March 16, World Auction Gallery conducted their Exceptional Late Winter Estate Auction. With just under 600 lots of art and antiques including paintings by various listed artists,...
April 1, 2025NEWTOWN, CONN. — With spring comes warmer weather, Easter and Passover... and the latest volume of the Chipstone Foundation’s ceramics journal: Ceramics in America. Like the 2023 volume (reviewed in the May 17 issue...
April 1, 2025COLUMBUS, OHIO — The single-owner collections of Audree & Bryce Chase (Port Royal, S.C.) and Cindy Hodel (Metamora, Ill.) were cornerstones of Amelia Jeffers’ March Great Estates Americana auctions,...
April 1, 2025DALLAS — Heritage Auctions took bidders on a journey through Japanese art history with its Masterpieces: Japanese Prints from the Nelkin Collection Signature Auction, conducted on March 20.
April 1, 2025ST LOUIS — The lifetime collection of Dorothy G. Ridder (Alton, Ill.) and select pieces from the collection of Albert “Randy” Peckham and Garry Westher (Richmond, Mo.) were offered alongside additional...
April 1, 2025HUDSON, N.Y. — Three days and 858 lots made up Stair Galleries’ single-owner sale of property from the collection of Aso O. Tavitian (New York City and Stockbridge, Mass.), which was conducted March...
April 1, 2025NEW YORK CITY — On March 20, Swann Galleries presented 403 lots of material related to American civil rights leaders, photographs and other ephemera documenting the era of Black enslavement and other...
March 31, 2025ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Two comparatively small but significant and complimentary auctions took place at Brunk Auctions recently: a 209-lot British & Continental sale on March 11, followed on March 12 by the 211-lot...
March 31, 2025OLD GREENWICH, CONN. — Ephemera enthusiasts descended upon the Hyatt Regency Hotel for the 45th Ephemera Society of America (ESA) Ephemera Fair, March 15-16, coinciding with the organization’s annual...
March 31, 2025There’s no such thing as a “typical” antiques dealer. They are as varied as the goods they handle and come to the trade for a multitude of reasons and along a myriad of paths. Kenzi Wilbur, who we were...
March 31, 2025PHILADELPHIA — The four corners of the globe, once only accessible by boat, have captivated people around the world for centuries, enchanting them with promises of adventure, exploration or profit.
March 31, 2025PORTSMOUTH, R.I. — Alan J. Gaines, 82, of Portsmouth, R.I., passed away on November 10, 2024. He was the husband of the late Amy Louise (Boocock) Gaines, who passed away on October 26, 2022.
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