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December 2, 2025ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Brunk Auctions witnessed a flurry of sales from November 11-14, with three various owner’s sales and two single-owner sales conducted back to back. Of the nearly 1,250 lots offered,...
December 2, 2025SPARKS, MD — All but one of the 478 lots offered by Crocker Farm in its November 5-14 Fall auction found new homes, and Mark Zipp shared the firm’s total for the sale was $1,208,310. “That’s a strong...
December 2, 2025BOSTON — The 47th Boston International Antiquarian Book Fair presented by the Antiquarian Booksellers’ Association of America (ABAA) opened at the Hynes Convention Center on November 7 and ran through...
December 2, 2025BOSTON — On November 8, the third annual Books in Boston (BIB) show opened at the Hilton Back Bay, presenting around 50 dealers of rare and antiquarian books, works on paper and ephemera. The self-titled...
December 2, 2025Dr Jim Vendeland, a retired ophthalmologist, knows all about how lenses can change the way we interact with the world. When he wasn’t fitting patients for eyeglasses to help them see clearly, he was collecting...
December 2, 2025PHILADELPHIA — As post-Impressionism gave way at the turn of the Twentieth Century to modern and avant-garde art styles, including Expressionism and Cubism, art became increasingly individualistic.
December 1, 2025DELAWARE, OHIO — Amelia Jeffers’ Annual Thanksgiving Weekend Auction at the historical Garth’s Auction Barn was conducted Friday, November 28, and Saturday, November 29. The weekend brought together...
December 1, 2025WOODBURY, CONN. — Schwenke Auctioneers closed out its 2025 season with the firm’s November Fine Estates Auction, conducted on the 18th of the month. Just in time to secure unique gifts for the holiday...
December 1, 2025MOUNT CRAWFORD, VA. — The collection of Benny Long headlined Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates Fall 2025 Premier auctions, bookended by about 450 lots of glass, ceramics and lighting on November 20, and more...
December 1, 2025CLARENCE, N.Y. — Schultz Auctioneers’ November 2025 Auction spanned the weekend of November 28-30. More than 1,700 lots were offered during the sale, with “The Vision of St Rose of Viterbo of The Mother...
December 1, 2025AMESBURY, MASS. — On November 29, John McInnis Auctioneers offered more than 400 lots of art by Robert Eshoo and his circle. The next day, McInnis presented nearly 200 lots of international works of art from...
November 25, 2025Coins, posters and pins — Oh My! Collectibles were a strong category in recent sales, evidenced by high results that included a new world auction record for a Cox & Roosevelt jugate pin, which Hake’s...
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