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June 20, 2016This week’s picks are a tribute to our favorite four-legged canine friends whom we could not possibly live without. From commissioned portraits to blown glass, it is clear that our collective...
June 20, 2016NEWTON, MASS. — Tremont Auctions’ June 19 sale had a variety of Russian decorative arts. The top lot of the day, cataloged as possibly being Russian, was a 29¼-inch bronze mounted, two handled, cut glass...
June 17, 2016PALM HARBOR, FLA. — “Important objects from the Blacker House are extremely rare. I took advantage of the opportunity and acquired three pieces that will be added to five other Greene & Greene...
June 17, 2016NEW YORK CITY— Museum of Modern Art conservator Ellen Moody prepares a wood and paperboard model of Frank Lloyd Wright’s “St. Mark’s-in-the-Bouwerie Towers” for restoration. The tower...
June 17, 2016MOUNT CRAWFORD, VA. — With consignments from MESDA and Monticello, Jeffrey S. Evans’ annual auction of the arts of Virginia and the South gets underway on Saturday, June 18. The auction house is featuring...
June 16, 2016NEW MILFORD, CONN. — Applebrook Auction will present the estate Of Larry Livolsi of Lorenz Studio at its live Internet auction tonight, June 16, at 6pm. Phone and absentee bids also welcome. Livolsi...
June 16, 2016NEW YORK CITY — Perhaps you have heard of the fabled dealers Israel Sack, Charles Woolsey Lyon and Nancy McClelland, but how about C. Vandevere Howard, Matthew Holden or Estelle Berkstresser? Among the delights...
June 16, 2016MANHEIM, PENN. — Said to be a newly discovered Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1841–1919) oil on canvas portrait of the artist’s daughter Jean Renoir, a signed painting took $177,000, including buyer’s...
June 15, 2016By Laura Beach NEW YORK CITY – TEFAF Maastricht and Artvest Partners have confirmed the names of exhibitors participating in the first TEFAF New York fair. The presentation debuts October 21-26 at Manhattan’s...
June 15, 2016Review And Photos By Andrea Valluzzo CHADDS FORD, PENN. — The Brandywine River Museum Antiques Show is a staple of the Memorial Day weekend, running May 27–30, and several dealers aptly marked the holiday...
June 15, 2016Review by Victoria Winslow, Photos Courtesy Preston Evans NEWNAN, GA. — “No one has had more fun than I,” said Preston Evans when asked about his experiences in the auction business. The items in his retirement...
June 14, 2016Review by Rick Russack, Photos Courtesy Boyd Auctions PORTSMOUTH, N.H. — J. Alden Weir (American, 1852–1919) was one of America’s leading Impressionists and was a member of “The Ten,” a group...
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