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April 5, 2016To The Editor: I read with interest your March 25, page 37 article, “Who’s minding the store? Dealers Balk As 1stdibs Seeks To Control Sales,” concerning the pending new policies of 1stdibs, the e-commerce...
April 5, 2016NEW YORK CITY — On Wednesday, April 13, Christie’s will offer an important pistol set that was gifted to Simon Bolivar from Marquis de La-fayette. The pistols were made by Versailles gunsmith Nicolas-Noel...
April 4, 2016BIDDEFORD, MAINE — Leading the Saco River Auction Company’s April 2 auction was a Babe Ruth game-worn 1910–20 Spaulding glove that attained $118,000, going to a private collector in the Midwest....
April 4, 2016NEW YORK CITY — Sotheby’s auction of photographs on April 3 totaled $3,323,000, nearing its high estimate of $3.4 million. Four bidders drove Helmut Newton’s diptych “Sie Kommen (Dressed)” and “’Sie...
April 4, 2016WINDSOR, CONN. — A standout at Nadeau’s Auction Gallery April 2 auction was this jade and bronze clock with a bronze hanger stand having a green jade carved panel. Estimated at $1,5/2,500, the clock...
April 4, 2016AMESBURY, MASS. — John McInnis sold a large collection of trade tokens, medals, and other exonumia Saturday, April 2. Creating the most presale interest, and bringing the highest price at $18,400 was an 1800...
April 4, 2016By Greg Smith From William Merritt Chase to John Singer Sargent, this weeks picks tap the open market for distinguished and unique portraits that offer a nice dose of perspective while enriching space....
April 2, 2016MALVERN, PENN. – The 34th annual Chester County Antiques Show is open this weekend daily until 5 pm at the Phelps School, 583 Sugartown road. The theme of this year’s event is Tomfoolery and the show...
April 1, 2016KATONAH, N.Y.— The Bedford Spring Antiques Show kicks off this weekend, April 2 to 3, 2016, and it’s looking better than ever. The show features over 23 dealers featuring a fine...
March 31, 2016FREEHOLD, N.J. – On Saturday, April 2, the Monmouth County Historical Association will hold a day-long seminar on Eighteenth Century chairmaking in Monmouth County, N.J. The program will be led by Joseph...
March 31, 2016By Laura Beach NEW YORK CITY – After 43 years at Sotheby’s, Nancy Druckman is hanging out her shingle. Druckman, who climbed through the ranks to become a senior vice president, directed Sotheby’s...
March 31, 2016By Laura Beach WASHINGTON, D.C. — It is with regret that we announce the passing of our longtime contributor Stephen May, who died March 31. May’s elegant reviews of important exhibitions graced more...
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