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August 15, 2016SANTA FE, N.M. — Fans of contemporary Western art packed Altermann’s Camino Del Monte Sol galleries on Saturday, August 13, eager for a crack at the collection of the late Robert M. Eagle. A determined...
August 15, 2016DALLAS, TEXAS — Charles Conlon was a fixture on the baseball fields of the early Twentieth Century. Though he was just a man with a camera, the stories he told through his work are used day in and day out by baseball...
August 15, 2016MARLBOROUGH, MASS. You knew what sort of a day it would be at day one of Skinner’s two-day August 14–15 Americana sale when the first lot sold, an Eighteenth Century miniature paint-decorated box,...
August 15, 2016SANTA FE, N.M. — A trio of beaded war shirts bested all others at Allard Auction’s August 12–14 sale of American Indian art and artifacts. Top honors went to a hide shirt, $33,000) decorated with...
August 13, 2016SANTA FE, N.M. – Allard Auctions August 12-14 Best of Santa Fe sale of American Indian and Western antiques is underway. War shirts and cradle boards should do well. Watch for continued coverage...
August 12, 2016PLAINVILLE, CONN. — A bidding battle created great excitement at Winter Associates’ auction on July 25 when an Irving Ramsey Wiles (American, 1861-1948) oil on canvas, caught the interest of two determined...
August 12, 2016LAGUNA BEACH, CALIF. — The Laguna Art Museum presents a comprehensive exhibition of the work of Los Angeles artist Peter Krasnow (1886–1979) in “Peter Krasnow: Maverick Modernist,” on view through...
August 11, 2016MANCHESTER, N.H. – Over 60 dealers from the New Hampshire Antiques Dealers Association found a hot zone in downtown Manchester as hundreds of collectors descended on the Radisson Hotel to see what...
August 11, 2016MANCHESTER, N.H. — With over 60 booths, Antiques in Manchester delighted visitors on its August 10 opening day with a delightful array of antiques that range from the uncommon to the super rare. The show...
August 10, 2016MANCHESTER, N.H. — Midweek In Manchester kicked off on August 10 to a crowd of hungry antiques collectors as they plowed their way through New Hampshire Antiques Week 2016. The show features over 60 dealers...
August 10, 2016ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA—Two early American pennies, among the first struck by the U.S. Mint in 1792, sold for a combined $869,500 on Wednesday, August 10, day one of a five-day auction of American...
August 10, 2016J.L. Bell maintains the Boston 1775 blog about the American Revolution (www.boston1775.net). He is also the author of a new book called The Road to Concord: How Four Stolen Cannon Ignited the Revolutionary...
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