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June 9, 2025SARASOTA, FLA. — Spanning two days, June 7-8, Sarasota Estate Auction conducted the sale of nearly 2,000 lots of Modern art, pottery, jewelry, silver, antiques and fine art. Leading the two-day auction...
June 9, 2025DENVER, PENN. — At Morphy Auctions’ Premier Coins Auction, conducted on May 19, all that glittered was not gold, but it was a dazzling gold bar from California’s Gold Rush days that rose to the top of the successful...
June 9, 2025DALLAS — On June 5, Heritage conducted two auctions: Fine European Art and Furniture & Decorative Arts. “Ahimelek presenting David the sword of Goliath” (pictured), an oil on canvas by Swiss artist...
June 3, 2025Metals 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, for $212,500, was a platinum bracelet decked...
June 3, 2025FALL RIVER, MASS. — Fred Giampietro, auctioneer and owner of New England Auctions, took his business on the road May 15, offering 412 lots from the antiques warehouse of Richard Kazarian, following the firm’s...
June 3, 2025DENVER, 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 collection, which earned more than $900,000.
June 3, 2025DALLAS — A year ago, Heritage Auctions debuted on May 17, 2024, a new stand-alone sale for Russian works of art (which previously had been sold sprinkled through other auctions) that achieved a stunning...
June 3, 2025WINDSOR, CONN. — Nadeau’s Auction Gallery’s Annual Spring Outdoor, Decor and Art Auction occurred on May 17, and was luckily conducted indoors and online instead of in the unseasonably wet weather.
June 3, 2025GREENWICH, CONN. — It was all sun and smiles on the morning of May 18, when Antiques and The Arts Weekly arrived at the Bruce Museum for its 40th Annual Outdoor Crafts Festival. Spanning two days — this...
June 2, 2025NEW YORK CITY — New York City area art connoisseurs do not suffer from lack of choice in the first two weeks of May. Between sales at auction houses large and small and the return of the annual global...
June 2, 2025On 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 of art advisory and director at Citi Bank Private Art Advisory,...
June 2, 2025CORNING, N.Y. — At the turn of the Twentieth Century, scientific advancements led to an explosion of color across Europe and America. New discoveries in chemistry in 1856 led to synthetic, chemically...
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