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Across the Block - Antiques And The Arts Weekly

A George Nakashima Rochlis case made for Robert L. Hart topped auctions nationwide this week, selling for $60,000 at New England Auctions. Another piece of furniture offered by Red Baron Antiques, a Symphonium model 38B Eroica Upright three-disc music box with clock, played to $26,250. Humanoid figures — like a Venetian mannequin sold at Clars for $13,860 and a statue of a man by Matteo Lo Greco which made $7,670 at Woltz & Associates — also saw…Read Article

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Spider-Man’s Origin Leads Landry Pop’s White Glove Sale - Antiques And The Arts Weekly

LAMBERTVILLE, N.J. — June 24 saw 328 lots cross the block during Landry Pop Auctions’ white-glove Icons & Heroes: Comics auction, which garnered $279,271.Read Article

Maritime Collection Finds Favorable Wind At Nye - Antiques And The Arts Weekly

BLOOMFIELD, N.J. — A painting of the AM Lawrence and Campagna by Antonio Jacobsen (1850-1921) that was published in Harrold S. Sniffen’s Antonio Jacobsen - The Checklist: Paintings and Sketches by Antonio Jacobsen (1850-1921) (The Mariner’s Museum, 1984)Bloomfield, New Jersey · Bloomfield Read Article

Pewter Tankards Pour Out Highest Price At Weschler’s - Antiques And The Arts Weekly

ROCKVILLE, MD. — On June 6, Weschler’s conducted its Gallery Auction, which offered 241 lots of fine art, furniture, decorative art, Asian art and antiques and collectibles.Rockville, Maryland · Rockville Read Article

Bidders Liked It All ‘Naturole’ At A&O - Antiques And The Arts Weekly

ATLANTA — June 4 and 5 brought two auctions to Ahlers & Ogletree: Modern & Contemporary Art & Design and Translucence: Contemporary Studio Art Glass, respectively.Atlanta, Georgia · Atlanta Read Article

Close Shave: Russian Painting Caps Eldred’s European Auction - Antiques And The Arts Weekly

EAST DENNIS, MASS. — European art and antiques were the catch of the day at Eldred’s on June 5, with about 350 lots crossing the block. A late Nineteenth Century Russian School painting of a man helping a soldier shave, possibly the work of Sergei Alekseyevich KorovinRussia, Moscow Oblast · Russia Read Article

Oberon’s Olmec Mask Dominates Ethnographic At Heritage - Antiques And The Arts Weekly

DALLAS — An Olmec mask from Mexico’s Gulf Coast, circa 1200-500 BCE, that the actress Merle Oberon received as a gift in 1956, sold for $62,500 to lead Heritage Auctions’ Ethnographic Art sale on June 13.Mexico · Mexico Read Article

Crate Stencils Were Vintage Accents’ Pick Of The Patch - Antiques And The Arts Weekly

WARREN, MAINE — Vintage Accents conducted its June’s Midcoast Affordable Auction on June 11, offering more than 210 lots of decorative arts, furniture, Asian art and antiques, fine art and collectibles.Maine, Maine · Maine Read Article

Terracotta Car Speeds To Highest Price For Morphy - Antiques And The Arts Weekly

DENVER, PENN. — Luxury watches, Tiffany lamps, American art and rare Amphora pottery were just some of the highlights of Morphy Auctions’ June 11-12 Fine & Decorative Arts auction, which, over the course of the two days, offered over 1,400 lots.Denver, Colorado · Denver Read Article

15-Gallon Jar Seals The Deal At Leland Little - Antiques And The Arts Weekly

HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. — A 15-gallon ovoid jar with a flared rim and four lug handles made by Daniel Seagle (Lincoln County, N.C., 1805-1867) circa 1840 filled up to $19,200, including buyer’s premium, to lead the day at Leland Little’s June 13 Decorative Art Auction.Hillsborough, North Carolina · Hillsborough Read Article

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Across the Block - Antiques And The Arts Weekly

Spider-Man’s Origin Leads Landry Pop’s White Glove Sale - Antiques And The Arts Weekly

Maritime Collection Finds Favorable Wind At Nye - Antiques And The Arts Weekly

Pewter Tankards Pour Out Highest Price At Weschler’s - Antiques And The Arts Weekly

Bidders Liked It All ‘Naturole’ At A&O - Antiques And The Arts Weekly

Close Shave: Russian Painting Caps Eldred’s European Auction - Antiques And The Arts Weekly

Oberon’s Olmec Mask Dominates Ethnographic At Heritage - Antiques And The Arts Weekly

Crate Stencils Were Vintage Accents’ Pick Of The Patch - Antiques And The Arts Weekly

Terracotta Car Speeds To Highest Price For Morphy - Antiques And The Arts Weekly

15-Gallon Jar Seals The Deal At Leland Little - Antiques And The Arts Weekly

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