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(Fragment)Americana Week in New York City during COVID-19
Photos courtesy Sotheby's, Christie's, and Keno Auctions
The auctions and shows in New York City in January were probably seen by more people than ever before but not in person. They filled computer screens, tablets, and phones with an enormous number of pictures of some very good things accompanied by yards ... (Read More)
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(Issue Story)Hennage Collection Goes to Colonial Williamsburg
Photos courtesy Art Museums of Colonial Williamsburg
A Philadelphia high chest made of mahogany, yellow pine, tulip poplar, and sabicu-sometimes known as horseflesh mahogany-that descended in the family of Sarah (Franklin) and Richard Bache, Benjamin Franklin's daughter and son-in-law, is just one of more than 400 objects that Joseph "Joe" and ... (Read More)
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(Auction)Oil of Alexander the Great by Unknown Artist Tops Sale
Willis Henry Auctions, Inc., Hanover, Massachusetts
Photos courtesy Willis Henry Auctions, Inc.
Willis Henry Auctions bidders recognize the objects of local and historical interest that fill the auctions. The February 21 sale was held online from Hanover, Massachusetts, where Will and Karel Henry have opened a gallery in addition to their Marshfield ... (Read More)
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(Auction)Copley's Best Winter Auction to Date
Copley Fine Art Auctions, Hingham, Massachusetts
Photos courtesy Copley Fine Art Auctions
Each time out Copley Fine Art Auctions outdoes itself. Its winter sale is normally held in Charleston, South Carolina, in conjunction with the Southeastern Wildlife Exposition. It was held virtually this year February 19 and 20 from Copley's headquarters in ... (Read More)
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(Show)Dealers and Collectors Take the Floor
The Nashville Show, Nashville, Tennessee
For decades, when February's sentimental holiday rolls around, collectors have headed for shopping in Nashville, Tennessee, a tradition that dates to the original Heart of Country Antiques Show tied to Valentine's Day weekend. Even in this most extraordinary year of decisions, precautions, and vaccinations, two events ... (Read More)
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(Show)Fiddlers Antiques Show: Taking the Band Downtown
Nashville, Tennessee
Between the February 2020 edition and this year's event, held February 10-13, the management of the long-running Fiddlers Antiques Show was taken over by veteran promoters Kay and Bill Puchstein, as reported in last September's issue of M.A.D. The plan was to continue holding this show side by side ... (Read More)
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(Auction)Nevelson Sculpture Tops Barridoff Sale
Barridoff Galleries, South Portland, Maine
Photos courtesy Barridoff Galleries
In keeping with its usual modus operandi, Barridoff Galleries' February 13 auction in South Portland, Maine, was a compact offering of only 200 lots. All but about 33 of the lots found new homes, and only a handful of the misfires came from ... (Read More)
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(Auction)London, Dublin, and Boston Stories at Brunk Auctions
Brunk Auctions, Asheville, North Carolina
Photos courtesy Brunk Auctions
The estate of New York City investment banker Robert Kyle Johnson (1938-2020) consigned 128 lots of 18th-century British and Irish furniture and silver to Brunk Auctions' February 12 and 13 "Premier" sale. All the consignments were from Johnson's home in Aiken, South Carolina. ... (Read More)
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(Fragment)Assets of Harold Cole to be Sold in Bankruptcy Auction
On February 13 the assets of longtime dealer Harold Cole will sell in an unreserved online auction. The sale will include antiques, paintings, weathervanes, decoys, and ceramics, according to court papers.
The auction, ordered by the United States Bankruptcy Court, will be conducted by the Hamilton Group, LLC, Clinton, Connecticut, and ... (Read More)
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(Issue Story)Four Auctions, One Winner: Life of a Small-Pocket Collector
In baseball terms, my interest in four items in four different recent auctions resulted in two passed balls, a missed swing, and finally a line-drive hit. All the action, as you can imagine, happened online (in my case, via LiveAuctioneers.com). But none of my decision making would have been possible ... (Read More)
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