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Lester Leads Heritage’s Texas Art Auction - Antiques And The Arts Weekly
DALLAS — On October 22, Heritage Auctions conducted the Texas Art Signature Auction, totaling $672,950 for just 115 lots. Leading these was William Lewis Lester’s “Old Man & Woman Planting Garden,” which sold for $106,250. Born in Graham, Texas, Lester studied at the Dallas Art Institute, where he became part of the American Regionalist movement during the 1930s and 1940s.
Across The Block - Antiques And The Arts Weekly
It was a week of other-worldly sales at auction. Bruneau lassoed $54,000 for a copy of Wonder Woman #1 with a CGC 5.5 rating, and Kensington had a vision of $18,000 for a retablo of the Our Lady of Guadalupe for $18,000. Beyond the five senses was a hu vase at Roland showing the celestial “Hundred Deer” motif that pranced up to $16,640, and Doyle bent perception with a Di Suervo abstract sculpture that achieved $94,000. Read on for more extrasensory sales.
Miller & Miller Enjoys A Maud Moment - Antiques And The Arts Weekly
Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Photos Courtesy Miller & Miller Auctions NEW HAMBURG, ONTARIO, CANADA – On October 8, Miller & Miller Auctions presented its semi-annual Canadiana and Folk art sale, an auction of nearly 350 lots built around the collection of the Honorable Jim Fleming, former Canadian broadcaster and a member of the House of Commons from 1972 to 1984.
Pook & Pook’s Largest Three-Day Sale Earns $2.5 Million - Antiques And The Arts Weekly
Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Photos Courtesy Pook & Pook DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. – “Pook & Pook was thrilled with the auction results,” Jamie Shearer told Antiques and The Arts Weekly after the firm’s October 5-7 Americana & International Auction wrapped.
Kaminski Opens The Season With September Estates Auction - Antiques And The Arts Weekly
BEVERLY, MASS. – Kaminski Auctions began its fall auction schedule with a two-day auction on September 24-25, featuring paintings and furniture from a stately Georgian house on Lothrop Street in Beverly, Mass. The top-selling lot was a painting from the Lothrop Street estate by William Sergeant Kendall (American, 1869-1938), titled “St Ives Pray For Us,” an oil on canvas, signed and dated 1890. It brought $24,000.
Howard Booher Sr Estate Leads Cottone’s $2.7 Million Auctions - Antiques And The Arts Weekly
GENESEO, N.Y. – Cottone’s September 23 fine art and antiques auction, comprising 200 lots, was led by the Howard Booher Sr estate and totaled more than $2.7 million. In addition to the Booher estate of Atwater, Ohio, the auction featured the Tiffany lamp collection of Rich and Pat Garthoeffner of Lititz, Penn., the estate of Al Turner, Bonita Springs, Fla., and fine items from private institutions, estates and individuals.
Milestone’s Toy Auction Tops $500,000, Led By Pedal Cars - Antiques And The Arts Weekly
WILLOUGHBY, OHIO — Milestone Auctions gave collectors what they wanted on September 24, rolling out a diverse offering of antique and vintage toys from the Mark Smith collection along with additions from several other consignors. The 755-lot sale was active from start to finish, with many international bidders taking part. After a long but rewarding day at the podium, auctioneer and company co-founder Miles King closed the books at $505,200.
Bakker Posts Results Of Fall Fine Arts Auction - Antiques And The Arts Weekly
PROVINCETOWN, MASS. — James R Bakker Antiques posted continuing strong prices at the firm’s fall live online fine arts auction on October 8. Top lot of the sale was “Fox in the Dunes,” an oil by Ross Moffett fetching $7,500. An untitled mural done in 1976 by Taro Yamamoto sold for $3,500, and “Forest Brook,” a 1932 watercolor by Karl Knaths brought $2,625.
Picker’s Paradise: Asian Prices Strong At Dixon’s Crumpton - Antiques And The Arts Weekly
Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Photos Courtesy Dixon’s Crumpton Auction CRUMPTON, MD. – For collectors or dealers who like the thrill of discovery, check out Dixon’s Crumpton Auction. The third generation auction house, founded by Norman Dixon in 1961 has, since the pandemic, conducted auctions – online via LiveAuctioneers – bin lots that are picked or vetted by the auction staff, including Dover, Del., based Americana dealer John Chaski, who is a consultant for the firm.
Erastus Field Biblical Scene Makes First Auction Debut At Winter Associates - Antiques And The Arts Weekly
Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy Winter Associates PLAINVILLE, CONN. – An offering of Connecticut estate material was presented in a live auction by Winter Associates on October 3, with a rare privately owned oil on canvas attributed to Erastus Salisbury Field (American, 1805-1900) from a New Haven estate making an equally rare appearance across the block.
Folk Art Fanfare At Ledbetter Auctions’ Quarterly Event - Antiques And The Arts Weekly
Review by Z.G. Burnett, Photos Courtesy of Ledbetter Auctions GIBSONVILLE, N.C. – Ledbetter Auctions conducted its Folk Art Quarterly Event on October 8, in-person and online, with a selection of self-taught art and folk pottery from a major Kentucky collector. The auction also included objects consigned by some of the biggest folk art collectors in the field, amounting to more than 600 lots, breaking two world records and totaling about $243,000.
White Cycle Bronco Bike Bucks Estimate To Lead For Copake - Antiques And The Arts Weekly
COPAKE, N.Y. — A number of in-house bicycle collectors paddled like mad to win a White Cycle Co Bronco-style hard tire safety bicycle, which had been estimated at $4/6,000 but sold for $52,800 after more than 30 bids to a raised in-house bidder’s paddle at Copake Auctions’ 30th Annual Bicycle and Automobilia auction on October 15. The Westborough, Mass., maker produced a small number of this model in the brief period from 1890 to 1892.
Black Forest Clock Tops Strawser’s Auctions - Antiques And The Arts Weekly
WOLCOTVILLE, IND. — In the span of four days — October 12-15 — Strawser Auction Group offered a total of 2,266 lots of antiques, glass, ceramics and majolica. Earning top lot honors in the first day, in the antiques auction, was a 98-inch-tall Black Forest grandfather clock carved with bears. Bidders chased the monumental timepiece, which had been estimated at $4/6,000, to $33,000 paid by a new client to Strawser who lives in New York and who has a lodge.
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