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March 3, 2025Dr Haely Chang is the Hood Museum of Art’s inaugural Jane and Raphael Bernstein associate curator of East Asian art at Dartmouth College.
March 3, 2025DETROIT — There’s probably a pretty good chance that material culture enthusiasts are at least marginally familiar with samplers worked by girls as part of their education.
March 3, 2025SAVANNAH, GA. — Everard Auctions & Appraisals had a day of luxury with its Couture and Jewelry Auction, conducted on February 27.
March 3, 2025REHOBOTH, MASS. — Americana Auctions ushered in the month of March with its Fine March Collectors Auction, conducted on March 2.
March 3, 2025SUDBURY, MASS. — On March 2, Tremont Auctions’ Winter Estate Art & Antiques auction brought forth 441 lots of gold and silver estate jewelry, sterling silver tableware, contemporary and antique paintings...
March 3, 2025PLAINFIELD, N.H. — Bill Smith had a large crowd at his February 26 Winter sale, giving out 165 bidder numbers to those in the gallery
March 3, 2025DALLAS — More than 900 lots from Roger H. Kimmel’s collection — amassed over 40 years — offered Heritage Auctions’ bidders one of the most extensive selections of Theodore Roosevelt material...
March 3, 2025GOFFSTOWN, N.H. — What better way to celebrate the middle of winter than with an auction? NH Auctions and Appraisals agreed, conducting its Mid-Winter Fine Arts and Collectibles Auction on February 21.
February 24, 2025Baseball lots hit home runs this week, with a Roger Maris jersey swinging to more than $1.58 million at Heritage and a Babe Ruth autograph clinching $5,750 for EstateOfMind. Other impressive finds included...
February 24, 2025BEVERLY, MASS. — Kaminski Auctions’ three-day February Valentine’s Jewelry & Estates auction was conducted February 6, 8 and 9.
February 24, 2025BRANFORD, CONN. — The offerings Fred Giampietro gathered for New England Auctions’ February 13 American, Historical and Native American sale were varied and included everything from folk art to tools...
February 24, 2025SANTA FE, N.M. — In their first sale of 2025, Gillian Blitch and Santa Fe Art Auctions (SFAA) offered Native American works of art spanning the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries and across all media,...
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