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September 18, 2015PHILADELPHIA, PENN. — From a fragment of Sixteenth Century Italian velvet to an evening dress by New York designer Alexander Wang from 2012, the first large-scale, retrospective exhibition of highlights...
September 17, 2015NEW YORK CITY — A compact sale of Maya Angelou’s art collection at Swann Galleries September 15, 44 lots in all with only one passing, achieved $1.29 million, inccluding the buyer’s premium, led by a painted...
September 17, 2015NEW YORK CITY — A finely embroidered thangka displayed in an Arizona home for decades while the owners had little idea of its value, sold for $1,510,000 on September 16 to lead Sotheby’s Images...
September 17, 2015LONDON — At Bonhams’ September 12 Goodwood Revival Sale, a variety of motor cars, airplanes and automobiles went under the hammer in front of a packed crowd of enthusiastic bidders. A blue Bentley...
September 17, 2015INDIAN LAKE and BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE, N.Y. – The dates for the Adirondack Mountains Antiques Show are officially September 16–20, but more than a handful of dealers in Adirondack material were set up on Monday,...
September 16, 2015A private dealer for four decades, Gary Sullivan came to national attention in 2009 as a co-author of Harbor & Home: Furniture of Southeastern Massachusetts, 1710–1850, the Winterthur-sponsored book...
September 16, 2015Review by Andrea Valluzzo, Photos by Gavin Ashworth, Courtesy of Skira Rizzoli Red & White Quilts: Infinite Variety by Elizabeth V. Warren with Maggi Gordon; Skira Rizzoli, www.rizzoliusa.com; 2015,...
September 16, 2015Review by R. Scudder Smith Photos courtesy James D. Julia FAIRFIELD, MAINE — Last, but certainly not least, was Session Four, 869 lots of Asian objects that brought $1,231,718 (including the buyer’s...
September 16, 2015Review by Rick Russack Photos Courtesy of Thomaston Place Auction Galleries THOMASTON, MAINE — A wide assortment of quality merchandise brought out the crowd for Thomaston Place Auction Galleries’...
September 16, 2015BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MICH. — The phrase “Modernist design” typically evokes images of machines, mass production and manufactured materials. Its relationship with nature was often contested, if not downright...
September 15, 2015By Laura Beach YARMOUTH PORT, MASS. – On the third Thursday of January, after the Winter Antiques Show’s opening night party, it was not unusual to find Suzanne Courcier and Robert W. Wilkins lingering...
September 15, 2015ASHEVILLE, N.C. — On September 11—12, Brunk Auctions conducted a lively sale that totaled $1,939,684, its sixth auction of the year. Leading the 673 lots across the block was an oil on canvas by Childe...
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