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Q&A: Mary-Kate O’Hare
On April 7, Mary-Kate O’Hare began her tenure as the Bruce Museum’s newest executive director and CEO. Following a 12-year stint as the head. Read Full Article.
Heritage Celebrates Imperial Fabergé & Russian Works In $2.45 Million Sale
DALLAS — A year ago, Heritage Auctions debuted on May 17, 2024, a new stand-alone sale for Russian works of art (which previously had been sol. Read Full Article.
Morphy Reels In Edens Lure Collection, Part II
DENVER, PENN. — On December 9, 2024, Morphy Auctions conducted the first part of the sale of the Wayne and Lori Edens antique and vintage fishing lure collectio. Read Full Article.
From Folky To Fanciful, Kazarian’s Warehouse Had It All
FALL RIVER, MASS. — Fred Giampietro, auctioneer and owner of New England Auctions, took his business on the road May 15, offering 412 lots fro. Read Full Article.
Majolica Tureen Serves Up Highest Price For Strawser
WOLCOTTVILLE, IND. — Strawser Auction Group conducted a five-auction series in the month of May, spanning May 21, 23-24 and 28-29. With more than 2,600 lots off. Read Full Article.
Smith Bidders Battle For Barye Bronze On Memorial Day
PLAINFIELD, N.H. — An 18-inch-tall bronze titled “Theseus Battling the Minotaur” by Antoine-Louise Barye (French, 1795-1875) was expected to do well in Will. Read Full Article.
Florals & Geometry Impress Bidders At Fontaine’s Tiffany Auction
PITTSFIELD, MASS. — No surprise to anyone, a Tiffany Studios Turtle-Back chandelier that once hung in Laurelton Hall, Louis Comfort Tiffany’s showplace estate. Read Full Article.
Across The Block
Metals were where the money was at this week, with various forms and price points crossing the auction block from New Hampshire to Florida. Sparkling at Clarke, f. Read Full Article.
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