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Ahlers & Ogletree to offer 1,492 quality lots at its Jan. 14-16 Signature Estates Auction in Atlanta
ATLANTA, Ga. – A gilt bronze sculpture signed by Italian artist Arnaldo Pomodoro (b. 1926), a hand-modeled redware figure of a reclining whippet by noted Shenandoah Valley potter Solomon Bell (1817-1882), a dazzling GIA-certified 6.68-carat brown diamond engagement ring; and a hand-signed Marina Edition etching on paper by Pablo Picasso will all come for bid Jan. 14-16. They&rsqu...
Nearly 400 eclectic lots pulled from estates across New England to be sold by Bruneau & Co. Jan. 14
CRANSTON, R.I. – A Neoclassical bronze figure of the Greek goddess Thetis on a large mantle clock by French sculptor Pierre Eugene Emile Hebert (1828-1893), a Madoura pottery partial glaze ceramic bowl by Pablo Picasso and an oil on board hunting scene by Gregory Hollyer (Br./Am., 1871-1965) will all be sold on Saturday, January 14th, by Bruneau & Co. Auctioneers. They’...
18th century English-made automaton musical clock may bring $1 million or more Jan. 21 at Fontaine's
PITTSFIELD, Mass. – An exceedingly rare 18th century English-made pagoda form automaton musical clock, produced for the Chinese Qing Imperial Court, is expected to soar to $800,000-$1.2 million at an Antique & Fine Arts Auction planned for Saturday, Jan. 21st, by Fontaine’s Auction Gallery, in the firm’s showroom at 1485 Housatonic Street in Pittsfield, at 10 am EST. &...
Nearly 700 quality lots in many categories will come up for bid on New Year's Day at Nadeau's Auction Gallery
WINDSOR, Conn. – A Patek Philippe minute repeater chronometer watch in an 18kt gold case, a pair of George III satinwood and tulipwood marquetry bookcase cabinets in two parts, an oil on canvas depiction of 43 prominent American businessmen by Thomas Prichard Rossiter (Am., 1818-1871), and a one-owner 1966 Thunderbird car will all come up for bid on New Year’s Day. They&rsq...
Two major collections will headline American Bottle Auctions' Auction #63, Feb. 10-18 and March 3-11
SACRAMENTO, Calif. – Two major fine bottle collections – the Vince Madruga collection of Western bitters and medicines, and the John O’Neill collection of mostly early San Francisco bottles, whiskeys and sodas – will headline Auction #63, a two-part online and catalog auction scheduled for Feb. 10-18 for Part 1 and March 3-11 for Part 2, by American Bottle Auctions. ...
Converse Auctions is saying farewell to 2016 with a new name, a new owner and a big auction, Dec. 30th
MALVERN, Pa. – Converse Auctions will bid farewell to 2016 with a new name, a new owner and a New Year’s online auction, planned for Friday, December 30th, packed with over 350 lots of fine Chinese antiques, including a rare and important Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368) Jun Yao bowl. People can register to bid and view the catalog at www.converseauctions.com. The company has chang...
More than 500 lots of props and costumes from film and TV will be sold by Premiere Props, Dec. 17th
EL SEGUNDO, Calif. – Costume dresses worn by Julia Roberts as the evil queen in the movie Mirror Mirror Evil Queen, a screen outfit worn by the late actor Philip Seymour Hoffman in his Oscar-winning-performance as Capote, and the Hawaiian print shirt and shorts worn by Justin Timberlake in the film Alpha Dog will all be part of Premiere Props’ upcoming auction, Dec. 17. Mor...
1959 Corvette, Pottier & Stymus rosewood bedroom suite, Whitney Houston stage-worn gowns up for bid Jan. 7th
ABERDEEN, Miss. – Rare vintage cars, including a 1959 Corvette convertible, a 1965 Plymouth Barracuda and a 1970 Dodge Challenger convertible – all in mint condition – plus other items ranging from a 1905 Eagle floor model cotton gin to stage-worn gowns from the collection of singer Whitney Houston, will all come up for bid Saturday, Jan. 7, at Stevens Auction Company. ...
Beatles and Janis Joplin posters, Committee of Vigilance material, more at Weiss Auctions Dec. 17-18
LYNBROOK, N.Y. – Rare vintage posters for the Beatles and Janis Joplin, a Committee of Vigilance of San Francisco certificate from 1856, and a broad selection of military swords spanning multiple conflicts, generations and countries will be just part of what bidders can expect at a two-day auction planned for the weekend of December 17-18 by Weiss Auctions. Both sessions will be conducte...
Cincinnati art carved cabinet becomes a family affair, sells for $7,400 at Great Gatsby's in Atlanta
When Herbert Broadfoot II and his wife, Nancy, called Great Gatsby’s Auction Gallery in Atlanta to consign a beloved heirloom – a tour de force Cincinnati carved cabinet by William H. Fry - they knew this piece needed to find ‘the right home.’ In the midst of downsizing, and devastated that they could no longer accommodate this stunning cabinet, Mr. & Mrs. Broadfoot cou...
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