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November 28, 2017SAN MARINO, CALIF. — “In the 1570s, the Spanish Imperial Administration decides that it wants to collect information about its new territories, its new dominions, in the America’s....
November 28, 2017NEW YORK CITY – The highlight of Christie’s Magnificent Jewels Hong Kong auction, a 14.93 carat fancy vivid pink diamond, sold for $31,861,000, including the buyer’s premium, matching a world-record...
November 28, 2017Part two of our holiday book review list continues on with Darlings of Dress: Children’s Costume 1860–1920, Ben Wilson: From Social Realism to Abstraction, The Hidden Art: 20th- and 21st-Century Self-Taught...
November 28, 2017PHILADELPHIA – The strength of Freeman’s November 15 Americana auction, which achieved more than $1.2 million, testifies to collectors’ and connoisseurs’ continued interest in a diverse...
November 28, 2017By Rick Russack GLOUCESTER, MASS. – Fitz Henry Lane (1804-1865) is best known for his marine paintings, but before working in oils he was a skilled printmaker. “Drawn from Nature & on Stone:...
November 28, 2017EAST DENNIS, MASS. – In a sale that saw strong results across all major collecting categories, scrimshaw rose to the top at Eldred’s fall Americana auction, November 16-18, where 12 lots from...
November 28, 2017Old Repair Adds Value To Decoy NORTHFIELD, MASS. – According to Paul T. Gorzokowski III of Northfield Auctions, there were several items in his November 13 sale that did very well. The top lot was a cherry...
November 28, 2017Review and Photos by Tom O’Hara CHANTILLY, VA. – Joan Sides, founder and manager of D’Amore Promotions, filled the DC Expo in just one week for the November 4-5 edition of her DC Big Flea...
November 28, 2017Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack BOSTON, MASS. – The weekend of November 10-12 was meant for book lovers – and map lovers – and manuscript lovers, etc. Once again, the Boston...
November 28, 2017On November 10, members and guests of the New England Society in the City of New York (NES) gathered at the Metropolitan Club to enjoy culture, cheer and fellowship at its 212th Annual Dinner Dance. The society,...
November 27, 2017LITCHFIELD, CONN. — While some cannot resist themselves, there is a firm rule to the end-of-year holidays that many abide by: no Christmas until after Thanksgiving. The rule was in full effect at Litchfield...
November 27, 2017BEVERLY, MASS. — Bidders were taken away to a warmer place in the form of a Mediterranean coastal scene cataloged as “Guillaumin signed,” for French artist Armand Guillaumin, at Kaminski’s November...
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