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Q&A: Harry Philbrick
Harry Philbrick, the new executive director of the Newport Art Museum, is a native Rhode Islander with veteran leadership experience in museums . Read Full Article.
ADA Dinner Doesn’t Skip A Beat With Chalfant Award
WILMINGTON, DEL. — The pinnacle of the American antiques trade is the Antiques Dealers’ Association of America (ADA), and the ADA’s high. Read Full Article.
Ness Collection Is Highlight Of Freeman’s Two-Day Photography Sale
CINCINNATI — Spanning two days, October 23-24, Freeman’s offered just shy of 400 lots of American historical ephemera and photography. Part . Read Full Article.
Sinskey Estate Slips On White Gloves At Moisan
WOLFEBORO, N.H. — Just under 500 lots were offered in the auction of the Wolfeboro, N.H., summer estate of late MIT professor, inventor and en. Read Full Article.
Fine Art & Fashion Flourish At Everard
SAVANNAH, GA. — Everard Auctions & Appraisals conducted its two-day Fall Southern Estates and Collections auction on October 28-29, follow. Read Full Article.
Tremont Nets $1 Million With Fall Fine Auction
SUDBURY, MASS — “Our sale brought in over $1 million ($1,022,000 to be exact) and had some big highlights,” said Matt Buckley, one of Trem. Read Full Article.
Among Presidential Memorabilia, Lincoln Artifacts Dominate At Heritage
DALLAS — About 550 lots, nearly 200 of which were sold in a live auction on October 24 and an additional 360 offered in an online-only auction on October 25, co. Read Full Article.
Across The Block
Material history made its mark on bidders at auctions across the country this week. From an Elizabethan gold coin that set a world record at $372,000 at Heritage . Read Full Article.
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