BRANFORD, CONN. — A double-sided trade sign, advertising the Needlework Shoppe of Alice Robat that specialized in decorative linens and laces and underwear made to order, was the top lot in New England...
BELLPORT, N.Y. — Cornell Auctions, Objects & Trade extended Valentine’s Day celebrations to February 15, with its Va Va Valentine’s auction, which offered more than 400 lots of glass, crystal, lighting,...
DETROIT — DuMouchelles prepared bidders for a luxurious Valentine’s Day with its two-day February 2024 auction, which was conducted February 13-14 and offered over 750 lots.
Carrara marble busts took command at auctions this week, from one of Benjamin Franklin to one of President Grover Cleveland. The former, carved by John Michael Rysbrack, was one of the highlights of Christie’s...
POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. — Hyde Park Country Auctions offered 444 lots from the Asa and Jean Beckwith estate (Pleasant Valley, N.Y.) as well as other partial estates throughout the Hudson Valley area and the state...
PITTSFIELD, MASS. — Fontaine’s Auction Gallery’s February 1-2 Fine & Decorative Arts auction offered more than 750 lots of lighting, art glass, porcelain, marble and bronze statuary, paintings, American...
LAMBERTVILLE, N.J. — On January 28, Landry Pop took us back to Twentieth Century Japan with its Shōwa Era Icons, Curated by Joshua Fraser” auction, which offered 200 lots of collectibles from the golden...
NEW YORK CITY — Americana has long been a dominant category sold at Freeman’s and Hindman, well before the firm’s merger in early January 2024, but the firm has not previously conducted any auctions...
LAS VEGAS — Morphy Auctions brought the Old West to Las Vegas again on January 24. This iteration of the firm’s popular Old West Auction coincided with a two-day show and included 495 lots of Western...
ASHEVEILLE, N.C. — Brunk Auctions presented 186 lots from the storied collection of the late Dr Carole Wahler (1937-2023), of Knoxville, Tenn., on January 29.
HUDSON, N.Y. — Some legacies transcend lifetimes. Stair Galleries aided in this philosophy with its The Collection of Sanford L. Smith (1939-2024) auction, conducted on January 30.