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November 22, 2016Erik J. Goldstein is the senior curator of mechanical arts and numismatics at the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation and has been in this position since 2002. A student of military history and numismatics,...
November 22, 2016Review and Photos by Greg Smith YORK, PENN. — Once through the wrought iron gates and past the memorial, it is always a bit confusing as to where the road leads on its way to Memorial Hall East and The Greater...
November 22, 2016Review by Andrea Valluzzo, Photos Courtesy Millea Bros. Ltd. BOONTON, N.J. — There was no stand-up-and-take-notice item that sold for huge money but lots of good stuff overall that brought good prices,...
November 22, 2016DALLAS, TEXAS — Leaving the best for last, Heritage Auctions’ end-of-season November 17–19 sports auction was topped by the record-setting sale of a 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle rookie card that left...
November 22, 2016Review by Rick Russack, Photos Courtesy of CRN Auctions CAMBRIDGE, MASS. — CRN Auctions’ November 6 sale offered a wide assortment of quality material, with the top item being a signed 5-inch bronze...
November 22, 2016Review and Onsite Photos by W.A. Demers, Additional Photos Courtesy Butterscotch Auction Gallery BEDFORD, N.Y. — Estate fine art dominated a single-session auction conducted by Butterscotch Auction Gallery...
November 22, 2016Review and Photos by Andrea Valluzzo NEW YORK CITY — The third annual New York Art, Antique & Jewelry Show, casually known as the New York Fall Show, so thoroughly transformed Pier 94’s layout...
November 21, 2016A child at play will remain at play, no matter how old they get. And that’s true, you need not look further than the audience in any auction to find a bunch of old kids playing around. Though, as much...
November 21, 2016PARIS — Artcurial cemented its place as an auction leader in the comic strip field with its November 18–19 auction that saw an original drawing by Herge from “Explorers on the Moon,” a beloved...
November 21, 2016LOS ANGELES, CALIF. — Julien’s Auctions’ three-session auction of Marilyn Monroe’s personal and career items November 17–19 raised nearly $11 million, led by the actress’ iconic “Happy Birthday...
November 21, 2016GENEVA, SWITZERLAND — Nick Foulkes, a watch collector and contributing editor to Vanity Fair and the Financial Times, spoke with Christie’s on the enduring legacy of the Nautilus ahead of the firm’s...
November 21, 2016FAIRFIELD, MAINE — James D. Julia’s lamp and glass auction November 18 was led by Tiffany Studios drop-head Dragonfly table lamp that soared over its $120/180,000 estimate to bring $515,475, including...
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