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July 30, 2024BROOKSTON, IND. — On July 16, bidders gathered around their computers and phones for Davies Auctions’ Online Only Estate and Americana Auction, which offered 388 lots of early American country furniture...
July 30, 2024YPSILANTI, MICH. — An American fire screen scorched its estimate at Schmidt’s Antiques on July 20, blazing past its expected $800-$1,200 and selling online to a collector in Buffalo, N.Y., for $13,750.
July 30, 2024BRANFORD, CONN. — New England Auctions’ July 18 Summer Americana Extravaganza lured bidders in with 496 lots of decorative arts, textiles, Native American artifacts, artwork and a selection of more...
July 30, 2024HUDSON, N.Y. — On July 20, Public Sale Auction House conducted Divers, an auction offering various riparian and marine-associated treasures alongside other collectibles, furniture and memorabilia.
July 30, 2024CRANSTON, R.I. — A historic Sharps Model 1874 rifle hit a bull’s-eye price of $7,963, more than four times its high estimate, in Bruneau & Co.’s summer historic arms and militaria auction on July...
July 30, 2024TIMONIUM, MD. — At Richard Opfer Auctioneering’s July 18 Eclectic Collector at The Forge auction, a Winchester 1894 rifle was the sale’s top lot, taking in $2,640 from a local, private gun enthusiast.
July 29, 2024BEDFORD, N.Y. — Butterscotch Auction conducted its Summer Estates auction on July 21, presenting 587 lots sourced from local estates and collections.
July 29, 2024WHIPPLE, OHIO — With just six auctions under their belt since moving to Whipple, and in only their second ever live sale, Meander Auctions’ co-owners Andrew Richmond and Holly Davis continue to show...
July 29, 2024EAST HAMPTON, N.Y. — From July 12 through 14, the beautiful and historic property at Mulford Farm, part of the East Hampton Historical Society (EHHS), nestled in the heart of East Hampton Village, was home...
July 29, 2024Robin Starr has recently been appointed to the position of general manager of Bonhams Skinner after more than 35 years with the company. Previously, Starr was a vice president and the director of American...
July 29, 2024CORNING, N.Y. — Glass is a basic material that we handle in utilitarian form everyday. But, in the hands of artists, this material bursts into colorful, elaborate and humorous forms.
July 29, 2024RENO, NEV. — More than 400 lots were offered by Coeur D’Alene Art Auctions’ Best of the West auction on Saturday, July 27.
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