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October 22, 2024CANAAN, N.Y. — Bidders were warned to bid quickly. “We will be selling fast,” said Ralph Fontaine of his eponymous Heritage Auctions on October 6.
October 22, 2024COPAKE, N.Y. — Annual traditions were back in swing at Copake Auction on October 12, when the firm conducted its 32nd Annual Bicycle Auction, which offered 522 lots of antique and vintage bicycles, accessories,...
October 22, 2024LONDON — Presenting 124 lots of Chinese export silver from the 20-year single-owner Gerard Collection, Chiswick Auctions closed its October 9 sale with 90 percent sold and a total realized of $174,383...
October 22, 2024LOS ANGELES, CALIF. — Abell Auction’s two-day auction on October 5-6 was billed as “Prestigious Estates and Fine Art;” one such prestigious estate in the 667-lot sale was that of pop vocal duo Steve...
October 22, 2024LAMBERTVILLE, N.J. — Travis Landry, pop culture connoisseur, Antiques Roadshow appraiser and proprietor of one of the newest auction houses in the US — Landry Pop Auctions, which joined the Rago/Wright/LAMA...
October 22, 2024NEW YORK CITY — On October 3, Swann Auction Galleries’ sale of African American art totaled $3,154,557 and posted six auction records.
October 22, 2024BRANFORD, CONN. — “It was a robust sale and our highest volume of bidders to date. We had strong retail and trade interest, with about 75 percent going to private collectors,” confirmed Fred Giampietro,...
October 21, 2024NEW YORK CITY — On September 27-29, the City College of New York’s Great Hall was opened to collectors of every ilk as the second annual Empire State Rare Book and Print Fair gathered dealers from...
October 21, 2024NEW YORK CITY — Anyone worried about the future of the decorative arts will be pleased to know about a new organization called the Fine Objects Society (FOS), which on October 3 made its official launch...
October 21, 2024ALLENTOWN, PENN. — Once every six months, folks from the Tri-State area and beyond gather at the Allentown Fairgrounds Agri-Plex for the Allentown Paper Show: a two-day event presenting what its website...
October 21, 2024After a 15-year tenure at Rhode Island School of Design (RISD), where she was most recently the deputy director for exhibitions, education and programs, Sarah Ganz Blythe is stepping into her new role...
October 21, 2024TRAPPE, PENN. — To celebrate the fifth anniversary of Historic Trappe’s Center for Pennsylvania German Studies (CPGS), executive director Lisa Minardi pulled out all the stops, assembling from nearly...
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