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September 16, 2024THOMASTON, MAINE — Hiding out in an attic in a Camden, Maine, estate, a Seventeenth Century unsigned oil on cradled oak panel, “Portrait of a Girl,” cataloged as after Rembrandt Harmenszoon Van Rijn...
September 16, 2024Ridgefield, Conn., resident Joel Third has been interviewed here before. It was in January 2020, just before the global outbreak of Covid-19 changed the way we live in the world for the foreseeable future....
September 16, 2024NEW YORK CITY — Twenty-two years ago, the late curator Julie Saul was reading a copy of Making Modernism: Picasso and the Creation of the Market for Twentieth Century Art (University of California Press:...
September 16, 2024ATLANTA, GA. — On September 12, Ahlers & Ogletree auctioned 388 lots from the estate of Gregory Crawford and, on September 13, the firm wrapped up their September Estates sales with 330 additional lots...
September 16, 2024DENVER, PENN. — It took 21 bids to achieve the high-water mark of $123,000 but a trio of knives made by Ron Lake that had been embellished by Barry Lee Hands was one of the stars of Morphy Auctions’...
September 16, 2024COLUMBUS, OHIO — Amelia Jeffers’ two-day Great Estates auction was conducted September 13-14 and featured just shy of 1,000 lots, with a focus on Americana and American history.
September 16, 2024WESTMORELAND, N.H. — Hambletonian, born in 1849, was an ancestor or foundation sire of most American Standardbreds, or “trotters,” as they are often called.
September 16, 2024NEW YORK CITY — Doyle Auctions had a homey start to their fall season on September 11, with “A Prominent Pennsylvania Collection,” a 222-lot sale featuring the property of a Montgomery County, Penn.,...
September 16, 2024DALLAS — Thursday’s first session of Heritage Auctions’ September 12-15 Comics & Comic Art Signature Auction got off to a fantastic record-setting start.
September 10, 2024Various household wares and a diverse spread of collectibles led auctions nationwide this week. Lucky buyers furnished their homes with pieces such as an American quarter sawn oak hall bench that made...
September 10, 2024TIMONIUM, MD. — Wrapping up the summer season on August 29, Over & Above Online Auction and Estate Sales, LLC, conducted its End of Summer Spectacular auction.v
September 10, 2024VALATIE, N.Y. — Autumn is closing in, at least that’s what Old Kinderhook Auction Company (OKAC) thought and made it the title of its most recent auction on August 27.
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