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Annual Spring Sale at Tremont Auctions
by Frances McQueeney-Jones Mascolo

Tremont Auctions, Sudbury, Massachusetts Photos courtesy Tremont Auctions Fine art, jewelry, and late 19th-century silver topped the action at Tremont Auctions' annual spring auction, held online on April 25 from the Sudbury, Massachusetts, gallery. Dans le Jardin (above) by Vietnamese artist Le Pho (1907-2001), an oil on fine linen canvas or silk mounted ... (Read More)

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Spring Masterpiece Sale Tops $1.36 Million
by Susan Emerson Nutter

Slotin Folk Art Auction, Buford, Georgia Photos courtesy Slotin Folk Art Auction Representing masterpieces by some of the biggest names in the self-taught art arena, Slotin Folk Art Auction continues to make waves. "It was another record-breaking auction for us," responded Steve Slotin, co-owner and operator of Slotin Folk Art Auction with ... (Read More)

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The Newman Collection of Games and Puzzles
by Lita Solis-Cohen

Pook & Pook, Downingtown, Pennsylvania Photos courtesy Pook and Pook A game by its very nature is competitive, and so was the sale of 272 board games and puzzles from the legendary collection of more than 850 that Bud and Judy Newman put together over a period of 45 years. Bud Newman ... (Read More)

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African American Art Sale Totals $3.9 Million
by Julie Schlenger Adell

Swann Galleries, New York City Photos courtesy Swann Galleries Swann Galleries' African American art department had its second-largest-grossing sale on April 22. Offering 220 lots, the sale totaled $3,985,760 (with buyers' premiums) and had a sell-through rate of 91%, with 200 lots sold. Auction records were made for 13 artists, according to ... (Read More)

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Declaration Sells for $930,000 and Solves Old Mystery
by Lita Solis-Cohen

Christie's, New York City Photos courtesy Christie's Christie's printed and manuscript Americana sale, held online April 8-22, was a small one with some big prices. The sale with no printed catalog was offered with "rolling closings" and brought $2,102,500 (including buyers' premiums) for 46 of the 53 lots offered; that is 87% ... (Read More)

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$3.7 Million Sale of Fresh-to-Market California Art
by Alice Kaufman

Bonhams, Los Angeles, California Photos courtesy Bonhams The secret to the success of the April 20 Bonhams auction of California art in Los Angeles is not really a secret but a tried-and-true formula: quality material, much of which was fresh to the market. Many of those fresh paintings came from the John Janneck ... (Read More)

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Canadiana and Folk Art: The Marty Osler Collection
by Kay Manning

Miller & Miller Auctions Ltd., New Hamburg, Ontario Photos courtesy Miller & Miller Auctions Ltd. "Let's put it this way," said Ethan Miller, co-owner of Miller & Miller Auctions. "In all the auctions we've had, you get a sense of when the community is excited about a collection, and this was just ... (Read More)

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American Books and Manuscripts Blowout
by Lita Solis-Cohen

Sotheby's, New York City Photos courtesy Sotheby's Printed and manuscript Americana from the estate of Ira and Barbara Lipman offered in 557 lots in three sessions at Sotheby's, April 13 and 14, brought an impressive $12,396,132 (including buyers' premiums), well over the presale estimates of $735,000/10,600,000 (figured without buyers' premiums). The sale, ... (Read More)

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Bunker Hill Visitor Logs Sold
by Frances McQueeney-Jones Mascolo

Three logbooks, long missing from the Bunker Hill Museum, Charlestown, Massachusetts, raced past the $7500/8000 estimate to sell for $21,250 (includes buyer's premium) at University Archives, Wilton, Connecticut, on April 14. The logbooks contain the signatures of over 40,000 visitors to the Bunker Hill Monument during the Civil War, between 1860 ... (Read More)

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Color, Form, and Surface Prevail
by Frances McQueeney-Jones Mascolo

Skinner, Inc., Marlborough, Massachusetts Photos courtesy Skinner, Inc. Eighteenth-century color, form, and surface prevailed in Skinner's Americana sale that ran online from April 1 to 12. Two Connecticut collections of early New England objects and 18th-century furniture plus textiles, furniture, and decorative arts deaccessioned from Historic Deerfield, Deerfield, Massachusetts, gave bidders much ... (Read More)
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