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April 25, 2016DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. — A carved and painted carousel goat, circa 1900, attributed to Gustav Dentzel, attained $36,000 at Pook & Pook’s Americana auction April 23, capping off a weekend of sales that...
April 25, 2016NEW YORK CITY — New Yorker editor David Remnick calls her “the magazine’s only certifiable genius.” It’s a fitting title for Roz Chast, an artist whose body of work includes more than 1,200...
April 22, 2016NEW YORK CITY — Christie’s recorded the sale of the most expensive colored gemstone sold at auction in the United States on April 20 as the Jubilee Ruby, a 15.99 carat ruby and Burmese ring by Verdura...
April 22, 2016Review by Andrea Valluzzo Photos Courtesy Bertoia Auctions VINELAND, N.J. — Collected over decades, Jerry and Nina Greene’s collection of toy trains and accessories featured many rarities that buyers...
April 22, 2016By Greg Smith Ahead of the Antique Garden Furniture Fair at the New York Botanical Gardens opening April 29, 2016 and continuing through the weekend to May 1, we have brought you a selection of pieces...
April 21, 2016MONROVIA, CALIF. — Serving as the official grand opening of its new Monrovia location, John Moran’s March 22 California and American fine art auction attracted a large number of attendees with the first...
April 21, 2016OLD LYME, CONN. — In her debut as an artist, folk art portraiture dealer Joan R. Brownstein opens at The Cooley Gallery in an exhibition entitled “Painting with Paper”, a selection of geometric...
April 21, 2016LA GRANGE, IND. — Strawser Auctions’ March 18–19 sale featured more than 3,000 pieces of vintage Fiestaware and grossed $182,000, with every lot sold. “The sale went extremely well. Fiesta has been...
April 21, 2016By James D. Balestrieri PHILADELPHIA, PENN. — From the inside, through its inception in the 1950s and its explosion in the 1960s, Pop Art must have seemed like exactly that — an explosion, breaking...
April 20, 2016GENESEO, N.Y. — Cottone Auctions celebrated 30 years in business in style with a 519-lot sale March 19 that grossed around $1.7 million. Leading the charge was a porcelain enamel on steel work by renowned...
April 20, 2016Half Of Exonumia, Stamps & Photographica Offered Goes To Online Bidders Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack; Additional Photos Courtesy John McInnis Auctioneers AMESBURY, MASS. — On April 2 and 3, John...
April 20, 2016SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. — PBA Galleries’ sale of fine books in all fields with illustrated and children’s books on March 24 featured a collection of comic books from the late Wayne Martin, an avid...
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