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Hopper, Rosseau, and Jacobsen Pace Doyle Auction
by Mark Sisco

Doyle New York, New York City Photos courtesy Doyle New York Doyle New York presented its May 5 auction in New York City as a sale of American paintings, furniture, and decorative arts, but American paintings captured the lion’s share of the big numbers. It was an impressive sale, given that only ... (Read More)

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Spring Antiques at Rhinebeck to Return; Tickets Must Be Purchased Online
by M.A.D. staff

The Spring Antiques at Rhinebeck Productions, will open to the public on Saturday, May 29, and Sunday, May 30, on the show’s traditional Memorial Day weekend dates. According to Frank Gaglio, the Dutchess County Fairgrounds will again host this event in three spacious and well-ventilated buildings that will adhere to all ... (Read More)

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Humane: An Online and In-store Show
by Kay Manning

Old as Adam, Providence, Rhode Island Photos courtesy Old as Adam Some objects in Adam Irish’s latest collection, Humane: Objects of Kindness & Cruelty, need little elaboration. There’s a painted pine and tin bird feeder in the form of a black cat with yellow eyes and white whiskers, inviting birds to sample seeds ... (Read More)

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American and European Art
by Danielle Arnet

Hindman Auctions, Chicago, Illinois Photos courtesy Hindman Auctions As one of three spring fine art sales by Hindman Auctions in Chicago held on sequential days, an American and European art sale on May 3 achieved remarkable success. Realizing $3.2 million (with buyers’ premiums) for 136 lots, the American and European segment stood ... (Read More)

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There’s a Lot of “HOPE” for Gamage
by Mark Sisco

Bruce Gamage Jr. Antiques, Rockland, Maine Bruce Gamage’s May 3 auction in Rockland, Maine, was only his second auction since the start of the pandemic shutdown. Last time around, in March 2020, he was all set to go when the shutdown forced him to cancel everything literally at the very last ... (Read More)

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Folk Portraits Fly in Boston
by Frances McQueeney-Jones Mascolo

Grogan & Company, Boston, Massachusetts Photos courtesy Grogan & Company The spring sale at Grogan & Company, held on May 2 in the Boston gallery, was as colorful as a spring sale should be. It began at 11 a.m. and was still going strong at something after 9 p.m., by which time ... (Read More)

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Tri-State Antique Market
by Don Johnson

Lawrenceburg, Indiana In its 36th year, the Tri-State Antique Market has become a summer staple for regional buyers and sellers. Held the first Sunday of the month, May through October, the show has 250 spaces scattered throughout the Dearborn County Fairgrounds in Lawrenceburg, Indiana, using one fully enclosed building, several open-sided ... (Read More)

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Rare Hank Williams Poster Sells for $150,000
by M.A.D. staff

A restored window card poster for a 1953 Hank Williams show that never happened sold on May 1 for $150,000 (includes buyer’s premium) at Heritage Auctions, setting a world record for the most expensive concert poster ever sold at auction. (In April 2020 a Beatles poster for an August 23, ... (Read More)

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Rare Delft Charger Leads the Charge
by Mark Sisco

Hap Moore Antiques Auctions, York, Maine At Hap Moore’s offering in York, Maine, on May 1, the period furniture was handsome and colorful. But prices were kept in check by some refinishing and some later paint additions. Nevertheless, a few items from the smaller lots rose to the fore. The English delft ... (Read More)

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Cheers to Antiques at the Tavern
by Walter C. Newman

Antiques at the Tavern, Hanover, Virginia The third installment of Antiques at the Tavern was held April 30 and May 1 on the grounds of Hanover Tavern, Hanover, Virginia. The show is sponsored by the Hanover Tavern Foundation, the not-for-profit organization that oversees operation of the tavern and all of its ... (Read More)
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