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August 19, 2024WILLISTON, VT. — On August 16, Merrill’s Auctioneers & Appraisers conducted its 502-lot Americana & Fine Art Estate Auction.
August 19, 2024SANTA FE, N.M. — Two days of an annual auction extravaganza celebrated the Native American art market at Santa Fe Art Auction on August 13-14.
August 19, 2024POTSDAM, N.Y. — On Friday, August 16, Blanchard’s Auction Service conducted its 17th annual Premier Adirondack Auction in which it presented nearly 550 lots of Adirondack and Great Camp furnishings,...
August 19, 2024SOUTH PORTLAND, MAINE — Barridoff’s summer 2024 International Fine Art Sale took place on the Barridoff lawn on August 17.
August 13, 2024Figural and functional pieces are in the spotlight this week. For the figural, a pulp painting by HJ Ward earned $137,500 at Heritage and a wooden Buddha head made $8,125 at Helmuth Stone. And, for the functional,...
August 13, 2024NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. — Bodnar’s July 31 sale pleased comic collectors, while its August 1 auction targeted Barbie doll fashionistas.
August 13, 2024LEXINGTON, KY. — On July 31, Antique American Clocks conducted its July 2024 auction, offering a vast assortment of movement, shelf, porcelain, chime and weight and spring-driven clocks, as well as regulators,...
Shave & A Haircut: $470,000+ Freeman’s | Hindman Gives Carpenter Barbershop Collection A Close ShaveAugust 13, 2024CINCINNATI, OHIO — On August 1, the Cincinnati office of Freeman’s | Hindman sold the third and final installment of the estate collection of James Carpenter.
August 13, 2024NANTUCKET, MASS. — On August 3 and 4, Rafael Osona Auctions conducted a two-day sale, offering more than 1,000 lots of varying Americana, fine and decorative arts and maritime antiques.
August 13, 2024YORK, PENN. — Prized Golden Age comics always lure collectors to Hake’s Auctions, and the firm’s July 30-31 online auction was no exception.
August 13, 2024HUDSON, N.Y. — Across two days of auctions on July 31 and August 1, Stair Galleries presented nearly 500 lots of North American art and antiques with a total realized of $780,608 across both sales.
August 13, 2024SPARKS, MD. — Twenty years ago, Tony and Barbara Zipp — long-time redware and stoneware dealers — went into the auction business, joined by their three sons, Brandt, Luke and Mark.
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