Yearly Archives: 2009

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Mountain Retreat for Auction

A secluded retreat of approximately 304 acres, including Murray Knob in Franklin and Roanoke counties, will sell at absolute auction Thursday, Nov. 19, with Woltz & Associates managing the sale. The land, some of which is at an elevation of 2,286 feet, straddles Roanoke and Franklin counties on Easter Mountain, 10 miles [Read More]

Basquiat, Warhol, Koons and Judd to Highlight Christie’s Post-War and Contemporary Art Evening Sale

Christie’s highly anticipated Post-War and Contemporary Art Evening Sale will offer collectors a fascinating selection of works on November 10, 2009. The sale is led by a major work by Jean-Michel Basquiat, two seminal paintings from Andy Warhol’s pivotal Death and Disaster series, and important works by Donald Judd, Jeff Koons, Peter [Read More]

1954 FENDER STRATOCASTER GUITAR & AN EXCEPTIONAL BRONZE COLLECTION TO HEAD UP CORDIER ANTIQUES & AUCTIONS FALL AUCTION IN CAMP HILL, PA NOVEMBER 7 & 8

A 1954 Fender Stratocaster electric guitar and a fine collection of bronze sculpture from the Estate of Harold M. Garonzik will headline Cordier Antiques & Auctions’ Fall Auction in Camp Hill, Pennsylvania. The single owner Stratocaster includes exceptional provenance and is estimated to sell between $20,000 and $40,000. Items from the Estate [Read More]

CARDBOARD DIORAMA ADVERTISING MAYO-SKINNER AUTOMATIC WINDSHIELD CLEANER CLIMBS TO $5,060 AT PETROLIANA & ADVERTISING SALE HELD. OCT. 16

Auction was conducted by Matthews Auctions, LLC, in Peotone, Ill., the day before an annual show. (PEOTONE, Ill.) – A dazzling cardboard diorama, advertising Mayo-Skinner Automatic Windshield Cleaner and graded 8.5 on a 1-10 scale for condition, sold for $5,060 at a Fall Peotone Petroliana & Advertising Auction held Oct. 16 by [Read More]

Charterhouse Maps and Atlas Auction

A collection of maps and atlases worth many thousands of pounds are included in the Charterhouse auction of pictures, books and antiques in Sherborne, Dorset. UK on Friday 23rd October. “They were collected by the Somerset vendors’ uncle for many years. Although he had a keen interest in geography, he was also [Read More]